Little Elm High School - Lobo Pride Yearbook (Little Elm, TX)

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YMAKIR v I Aly Jr f -ga . ' ' 6 I . ' O t Nfw H s +09 ' or f 1 9' 9 5' , , A 3 U D' ' Sf 77 1 1, 0 O Students Prepare For The Future LEHS has offered FHA since 1973. The teacher, Mrs. Decker, has been here since 1976. Sadly, Mrs. Decker has resigned to take a position as a counsellor at Collinsville High. LE offers Home Eco- nomics I, Child Development, and Home Management. Cur- rently, 28 students are enrolled in theseclasses. Mrs. Decker says that home economics classes 'improve knowledge and skills for the occupation of homemaking andfor prepares for gainful employment in home economics occupa- tions. WNWQZ iid Ma. fi ifws Johnny Russo gets into the act of homemaking. is i ' Bottom Row: Rendy English, Marci DeShaw, Elizabeth Luna, Judy Middle Row: Sara Gonzales, Sherri Hemm, Sherri Davenport, Sherri son, Rachel Standard, Richard Ortega. Top Row: Johnny Russo, Midkiff, Jeff Polley, Coley Smith. Doyle Horrocks, Kenneth Gillespie, gela Hays. Add 2 tbsps . , . Richard Ortega prepares a pie crust during a homemak ing class.

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ABOVE: Counselor Jackie Naugher and Marla Bell check on Marla's progress. LEFT: Lynn White grins at the camera while working at Page Sign Co. LEFT BELOW: Ouch! Watch out for thorns! Rodney Sherrin enjoys his job at Million Landscapes. ABOVE: Matt Carroll takes a break at Heritage Bags. On The Job The VAC allows students 16 years and older enrolled in special classes to obtain entry- level work experience under the guidance ofgplackie Naugher, VAC teacher. Students, in some instances, may take a 1-hour a day work lab without pay. These work labs can be in any area on campus where a student can take directions from a supervi- sor and demonstrate that he can carry out those directions. Students may work M of each school day, or 15:hours a week in off-campus work ex- perience under the vocational director. Work adjustment skills are regularly evaluated by their employer and direc- tor. t ABOVE: Marla Bell proudly shows off her award as Brookshire's Check- er of the Year. so

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TSA, which stands for Students Associ- is a new organization at High. lt is sponsored by Pritchett, photography woodshop teacher. Each this organization holds a for students inter- in photography or indus- arts projects. Our first LE students entered 55 jects in the photography TSA Begins Its First Year category at Regionals in Ste- phenville. The State competition was neld in Waco with 7 students and 4 sponsors from Little Elm attending. All prints en- tered in State placed. Senior Kelly Munch placed lst in his division and has the opportuni- ty to go to the National com- petition. row: Raelee Russell tsecj, Smith treporterl. First row: Martgan ttreasj, James tv.p. of woodworkingj, Bran- Karl tpresj, Tony Ortega fv.p. photo.J, Kyle Belew tsgt.-at- J. Middle row: Doug Platt, Dan Minut, Michelle Taylor, Kelly Munch, Wendy Anderson, Johnny Marcie DeShaw, Tammy White, Stacy Wells, Kim Drap- peaux, lan Whaley, Brandon Hard, Robbie Anderson. Top row: Kenneth Gillespie, Domingo Pena, Bob For- sythe, Robert Perez, Bryan Ablett, Cody Crow, John Anderson, Scott Franklin, Rick Roberts, Bobby Slat- ten, Pat Adams, Charles Vance. Senior Brandon Karl does great photography work in the darkroom. Q' 5-c Charles Vance, sophomore, puts the finishing touches on his woodwork- ing project.