Nimitz High School - Logge Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Deca 'Sales' fo the Top in Marketing, Disiribuiing is the vocational club for of the Marketing and Education class. Deca have been very active in leadership and community in social part of the school first activity in which they was a leadership con- for all of the officers at Mc- High, during October they learned how to conduct club activities. Also during October, they helped with the Lane Center carnival which helped celebrate Halloween for the children there. During December they held a party at Cheryl Gilbert's house. The month of January and February ushered in fund raisers when the club sold candy to raise money for their employee-employer banquet and to send contestants to area contests. The Area HI Deca Contest was held in March with Mark Batton, and David Newton participating. All of the students won competency awards in their contests and Wes Hardin and David Newton qualified to go to state contest. State contest Wes Hardin won a competency award in Salesman- ship. The Nimitz employee- employer banquet was held in April at the Marriott Hotel. All Deca members said they had a real en- joyable time. QM, aj The 1980-81 Distributing Education club. bl While on the job Wesley Hardin carefully puts away his materials for the tion was over. next day. CJ The Area III winners rest easy after their competi- Organizations 159

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Auio Mechanics Tuning 'em Up io Keep 'em Rolling 1 W fi CJ Working on cars is an everyday job for VICA teacher Lamon Norris and his Auto Mechanics students. To be more efficient students viewed films, studied in class and watched demonstrations. They Work on all kinds of problems on different cars which helps them get all valued experience they need to prepare them for jobs in their chosen field. aj Karl Stewart applies classroom studies by changing the oil on a car. bl The 1980-81 class: llst rowj: James Handleson, Jeff Hampton, Ray Farris, Lester Hubbard, Jim Hargis, Larry Stubblefield, Robert Aaron. 52nd rowj: Chuck Hubbard, Craig Christel, Tim Coleman, Ed Pfleger, Gus Michalinos, Allen Conant, Kevin Blount. f3rd rowj: Don Brinson, Terry Cov- ington, Scott Hallmark, Jay Renfro, Jerry Collier, Sam Alvarado, Glen Johnson. f4th rowj: Karl Stewart, Kevin Eiland, Wesley Hardin, Scott Still, Jason McPike, Larry Hunter, Jim Murphy, Charles Young. cj Glen Johnson cleans up after a hard day's work. dj Auto Mechanics has many elec- tronic machines and it takes a skilled student to work them, like Gus Michalinous. Organizations 161