Lanier High School - Viking Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Dee Dee Valcourt, Randy Fedell, Pam Stone, Katherine Taylor and Michelle Dutton work together in the Austin independent School District Administration Building. Bottom Row, Katherine Taylor, Mary Herrington, Sylvia Townsend, Becky lrwon, Twilla Spruill, Dianna Lane. Cathy Kleke, Ten Patterson. Second Row: Debi Ashabranrier, Theresa Eyerly, Brenda Flay, Pam Stone, Linda Psenctk, Shari Rabldeau, Celeste Stewart, Penny Ledegar Third Row: Donna Wildey, Roni Kelso, Kim Cruick- shank, Michelle Dutton, Randy Fedell, Laura Schumann, Fourth Row: Kim Walton, Brenda O'Brien, Mary Bar- ger. DeeDee Valcourt, Vivian Beinart, Paul Brown Jonna Welsh Sandi Hampton Fifth F1'ow'Donayne Krebs a , , . . , Lori Parker, Karen Scherbek, Candy Hail, Cindy Hubbard, Vicki Goergen, Jana Sutton, Sixth How: Linda-Cacl- son. Brenda Hoyt. Alpena Dickerson 'Q R,-.., ,j,,,-ww Mary Herrington proofreads a typewritten form for Bob Smiley Accountant firm. This is her second job ot the year. Sharon Jenson gets acquainted with the printing calculator as she prepares herself for an office job in her senior year.

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Meeting people and working with them unitedly was part ot being a VOE member. Members learned more than office work. They learned how to handle the responsibilities that came to them. ' . The group contributed much of their time to the community when two needy families received baskets of food at Thanksgiving. A family at Christmas felt warmth and gratitude for the club when a bundle of clothes was brought to their door. They showed their affections to the State School for the Blind with an Easter egg hunt on Sunday morning. f VOE was extraordinary as a whole, and everyone was involved. Syvlia Townsend, president for senior VOE members, was selected as Miss VOE. State competition proved rewarding for Donna Wildey when she won first place in accounting. We have people representing Lanier and making it look good, said Mrs. Galloway, Jonna Welsh and Elaine Dickerson worked at the Lloyd Bentsen Headquarters. Syvlia Townsend worked in a lawyer's office as an assistant secretary. An overabundance of jobs as secretaries, accountants, file clerks, typists, and financiers kept senior VOE members working throughout the year. The club raised over S1000 selling stationery and fattening people up on Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. The money helped them get to contests and paid for their annual banquet attended by the employers of the members that worked. Working for the law firm Meadows, Cowden and Foster, senior Voe president Sylvia Townsend gets familiar with a few law books, Sylvia was elected Mis VOE by her club.

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242 hece Nm' 4' ir'-. 'f '.z iw, L . e I 'lbw '.. John Perry weighs roast beef at The Pit Restaurant. Jackie Kizee counts leftover cakes after lunches. Jackie Worked in the Lanier Cafeteria. Measuring and cutting material was just one ofthe chores Connie Forsbeck did at her job at J. C. Penney's.