Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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ICT proves outstanding The Industrial Cooperative Training Club fl.C.T.J was designed to give students experience in business, leadership and education in the vocational field. Sponsor James Stubblefield felt the club lived up to its great potential. l.C.T. was anintegralpartofthevocational Industrial Clubs of America. For the past ten years Klein has had an outstanding chapter in the Houston area. Officers and members were also voted outstanding. The club was involved in many school and civic activities. It sponsored several activities such as Employer-Employee Banquet, Halloween Party and a Christmas Luncheon. The club officers for 1983-84 were: President, Damian Prauseg Vice President, Danny Whitey Secretary, Wendy Chasteeng Treasurer, Curtis Miller: Parliamentarian, John Jamesg Reporter, Tonya Wilson: and Club Advisor, Ronnie Oden. r 1. , it 3 3 .- U wa, 22 f-'bl 5.1 'N Lee Armstrong and Brian Gordon sample the pastry at the Vocational Picnic. Photo by Lee Armstrong. if !.'.. .....'. 4 c-2 Q S! -vu-4 - --f . E ii Lei L it W V' HPQ, 78 ICT Doug Sullivan gives a speech as he hands out awards. Photo by Lee Armstrong. Students had fun in a friendly game of tug-o-war. Photo by Lee Armstrong. The 1983-84 l.C.T. Club. Photo by Lee Armstrong.

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l E 1-3 , nn-:xg ' ' FHA members anxiously await a guest speaker. Photo by Pascal Villiger. CVAE,VEH keep busy The Coordinated Vocational Academic Education Club and the Vocational Education for the Handicapped Club are two FHA organizations. Both clubs met monthly during class, often having guest speakers. The club held a Halloween party, a STARS party and an International dinner. The end of the year banquet was also a special event. The club's goal was to develop leadership and to involve more students. The club officers were: President, B, Schoppeg Vice President, M. Torres: and Secretary-Treasurer, D. Weber. Homemaking teacher Kay Talley enjoys cooking with her class. Photo by Pascal Villiger. To wn ya Shaffer perfects the art of making eclairs. Photo by Pascal Villiger. .,,,. ,. .V v . ,. 'f' f, 2 .,v. , yn ,4 .,. in . va... , w l i l E Senior Lori Giovannangelo enjoys working with children. Photo by Pascal Villiger. FHA 77

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r fx ,J +V 5 t , s if F 3 F Q 9 iff 3 A 'iv ' if g ' l 1 , .T if :W A cut that won't hurt The new cosmetology teacher, Teresa Reneau, had two classes to work with this year. Her classes were made of juniors and seniors who enjoyed learning and practicing their skills on customers, The classroom, located in the Career Building, provided a realistic setting in which the girls could learn working skills. The girls practiced on students, mannequins, and fellow classmates. After a year of haircutting, permanents, and manicures all thegirlswereeligibletotakethe professional beauticians test in Austin, Angela Lawson works carefully on a customer. Photo by Rick Seehausen. Linda Dennington practices on her mannequin. Photo by Angela Ciceri. Teresa Reneau, new cosmetology teacher, eagerly awaits to meet new students. Photo by Rick Seehausen. Juniors strive for perfection on their mannequins. Photo by Rick Seehausen. Cosmetology 79