La Marque High School - Cougar Yearbook (La Marque, TX)

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Students learn industrial arts Members: Kevin Wright, Paul Sims, Bryan Holmes, Kevin Briggs, Norman Jackson, Ronald Davis, David Pattillo, Kennedy Colombo, Robbie Robertson, Noel Huber, Warren Bell, Dwaine O ' Rourke, Elliot Shepherd, Long Quach, Eric Briggs, Jason Roberson, Bonnie Harris, Stacy Smith, Andy D ' Albergo, Cassius Drake, Rae Taylor, Mr. Seaver, sponsor. Officers: Warren Bell, Kennedy Colombo, Bryan Holmes, David Pattillo, Paul Sims, Kevin Briggs Industrial Arts went modern and came into the computer age. Here Ronald Davis works on a class project. Organizations 99

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Industrial Cooperative Training George Currington, Darren Plasek, Reese Elkins, Gary Olberholtzer, Gibert Harrison, Marc McCoy, Patricia ONeal, David Warren, Randy Robacker, Richie Gustafson, Wendy McDuffy, Coach Tom, Sheri Rion, James Rudloff, Belinda Harrison, Mary Trathen, who are all members of ICT. ICT ' s many outstanding accomplishments ICT students under the sponsorship of Coach Tom did many outstanding things in 1984. They took part in a Christmas program for the needy famihes. The students had an employer - employee banquet. The outstanding students were; Marie Bennett who was named outstanding General Coop Student; Randy Robacker was named outstanding ICT student, Wendy McDuffie entered district competition and finished third. Wendy entered the contest as a medical lab technician. Sheri Rion, Belinda Harrison, Mary Trathan, Wendy McDuffy, Gilbert Harrison, Reese Elkins and Richie Gustafson were fourth period ICT officers. Mike Maldonado, Donna Bennett, Tina Pointer, Fransisco Garza, Mary Vasquez, Helen Sanchez, and Marcos Gary, were all members of first period ICT. 98 Organizations

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Auto Skills Win Awards Front Row: Bobby Doolittle, Henry Gonzales, William Williams and Mike Barb. Back Row: Anthony Savoy, Matt Bell, Bruce Grubbs, Greg Dolfi and Mr. Gilliam. All year the automechanics class fixed cars and studied books which showed up in the results of the District and State Competitions. In State Competitions Chris Cotter won first in speed skills. He won a $4,700 scholarship, $500 cash and an all expense paid trip to Kentucky for National Compe- tition, $100 spending money and a Snap-on tool box. In District Competition Chris won first in speed skills, Rodney Chevalier won fourth and Reagan Marshall was ninth out of 78 competitors. In district project competition, Chris Cotter entered a transmission, Reagan Marshall entered a set of heads, Rodney Chevalier and Henry Gonzales entered starters and Bobby King and Craig Croft entered alternators. Bobby King and Henry Gonzales won first in District and in State with their projects. Front Row; Chris Cotter, Bobby King, Kevin Jones, Greg Halstead, David Erving , Rudy Bustos and Craig Croft. Back Row: Robert Gamble, Anthony Brown, Walter Gamble, Rodney Chevalier and Reagan Marshall. Chris Cotter works on his transmission for State and District project competition. 100 Organizations