Luling High School - Aquila Yearbook (Luling, TX)

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ork Hard For Their Selling candles and ornaments plus booths at the Halloween car- nival was how the Foreign Lan- guage Club and Vocational Office Education Club made money. We sold more, I think to the parents than anything, VOE Ju- nior Celia Rodriguez said. Foreign Language Club took on many projects, but the biggest project we did was the snapshot booth at the carnival, Vice-Presi- dent Dee Dee Nesbitt said. It wasn ' t all that hard, but the film was expensive. Byron Robinson added, I think that the year went very well for us. David Isbell and Toni Maloy work at the duplicator in VOE. VOE 127

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Foreign Language Club members plan their trip to San Antonio and Fiesta. Back row; Byron Robinson, Christi Home, Da- vid Isbell, Michael Isbell, and sponsor, Ms. Vivian Johnson. Middle row: Lisa Van Heuverswyn, Dee Dee Nesbitt, Rebecca Is- bell, Rachel Clements, and Toni Maloy. Front row: Jennifer Spradling and Ellen Everett. Foreign Language officers are, back row: Fred Weber, treasurer; Sandye Ehrig, re- porter. Front row: Lora Schulte, president; Dee Dee Nesbitt, vice-president, and Ellen Everett, secretary. Beverly Brown works on memos in sixth period VOE class. H 126 FORElGN LANGUAGE

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Vocational Clubs Say Reach Out, I ' ll Be There FHA members are from left to right: Kealy Williams, president, Dorothy Staton, Arlana Roberts, Beverly Brown, Pam Edwards, Debbie Enriquez, vice-president; JoAnn Guerrero, secretary; Mrs. JoAnn Hedrick and Tanya Carter, treasurer. Sponsoring two blood drives and a beautification project kept Future Homemakers of America members busy. The fall blood drive had 35 donors and the spring drive 28. In the Adopt-a-Highway program, they had their first trash pick-up on a stretch of Hwy. 183 two miles north of town March 21. One member commented about halfway through the pick-up, I ' m never going to throw any trash on the highway again. The Future Farmers of America club was quite busy with community ser- vice projects. Members of the Vocational Agricul- ture classes were busy painting the scale house downtown for the Luling Chamber of Commerce Farmers Market project. Members held their annu- al fruit and sausage sale selling over 600 items be- fore Christmas. The chap- ter also had a concession stand at football games plus they furnished ticket sellers and ticket takers at games. During Christmas members donated about 25 new toys for the annual Toys for Tots campaign. FFA members also showed livestock in the San Antonio and the Houston Livestock shows. Christi Home, Wesley Haltom, and Wesley Glov- er showed and Roam Grantham participated in the San Antonio calf scramble. During Blood Drive Day some students donate blood to help others as Junior Louis Pierre does while Senior Beverly Brown helps assist him through the do- nation. 128 FHA FFA