Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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412 Orgzinizations They Don't Kid Around Increased awareness of ehila' Care careers was gained by Pl?-Ellljllfl-1'l716llf Laboratory lidtteation nzembers when they made field trips to loeal day 4-are centers, and listened to Qgnest speakers from Various fields ofehild psychology. PELE rnenzhers worked directly with snzall children to teaeh them the basics. The sponsor was Sheila Anderson. Top right: Did you say what I thought you said, young lady? Kerri Haughland. Top left: PELE members are: sitting, K. Swanson, L. Smith, R. Sarver, C. Ashley, and B. Wishkoski. Kneeling, P. King, T. Benham, C. Connell, K. Haughland, J. Wottring, and K. Henry. Standing, L. Armagost, M Herzog, D. Williams, S. Holmes, K. Gibson, M. Tresten, and Mrs. Anderson. Above: We sure could use some Wash YV Dry! Terry Benham and Shari Holmes. Right: PE LE offcers are: D. Williams, treasurer, C. Ashley, secretary. K. Swanson, presidentp and L, Smith, vice president.

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Putting Knowledge To Work Was Profitable HECE, Home Economics Cooperative Education, was involved with the development of occupational skills and careers, Its students got an education and earned money at the same time by attending school half' the day and working during the other half An employer-employee banquet was the chief social event of the year. Organization sponsor was Doris McCollum. , Wir f' fr W , ' 'ii'1i' .2 X M1 i Top left: HECE officers are: first row, Jody Morris, vice presidentf Kathy Ward, reporterg Debra Ward, parliamentarian. Second row, Kathy Black, presidentg Don Barrineau, vice president: Paula Hollenshead, treasurer. Middle left: I just cannot do these problems during first period. Cindy Thornton. Middle right: Belinda McNeese shows Dolly Trevino and Cindy Kimbrell how it 's done. Left: Wake me up when this is all over! Mike Farley, Don Barrineau, and Mark Greene. Above: You don 't say! Denise Ray. Organizations 41 1

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if if , wefrg, r ,1.-,.,,.,1. ,Lily 175: fm! , wkf Zi1rff?'fl1::iP , .. t,,,,,,,j r ,,,,,,, , ,iiwfw-mam my ,v t: Q2 .x C' 5 E 2 -2 rms C.V.AE CUOP CHAPTER Nl15l' HIGH SCH tn wld' f -R, ,Is tj' -P' Q s ks -at +int. Interest Made Better Employees CVAE eo-op provided students with vocational ezlnea- tion which prepared thein for gainfitl einployinent in jobs requiring seiniskillecl knowledge and training. These students attenclecl school in the rnorning and worked in the afternoon. ln class they learned leaclersliip, in addition to training for careers that they were interested in. C VAE eo-op taught use- ful, life-long information bv stressing active participation by its mernbers. The sponsor was Gene Thornpson. ' ft r 'Ax t, iw Top left: Rhonda Cornish explains the lesson to Kathy Hunter. Middle left: C VAE officers are: Sheila Roberts, vice president: Roxanne Whittington, presi- dentg Francis Smith, reporterg Bobby Churriley, secretary: Mark Bement, parliamentarian: and .lack Branson, treasurer. Not pictured is Anthony Solomon, sergeant-at-arms. Middle right: This stuffean get confitsing. Bobby Churnley. Left: CVAE co-op appears to overwhelm Kevin Hoffinan. Above: Now I get it! Barry Bailey and Dick Grube. Organizations 413