Nimitz High School - Logge Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Page 182 text:

-- icr-L Working on the Future ICT, Industiral Cooperative Training, is an organization that offers a student to take the academics subjects as other students for three class periods and ICT for one period each day. Satisfaction on Work, Selecting Career or job Targets, job-Seeking Strategy and Preparing a job-Application Resume are subjects that the students study on in the textbooks and workbooks. Essential Elements is the book the ICT student works from on their job. The students leave school at 12:10 and go to work. They work 15 to 20 hours a week during school. An example of what fortune ICT can bring to a person is Cheryl Leach. Cheryl is a surgical assis- tant for three oral and maxillofacial surgeons. She was one of the 24 out of 100 applicants to attend Lamar University's dental hygiene program. She also received a S1500 scholarship. M'-rc I ... fi'Wi.1 .,s. I :ga . . . 2. 3. 1. THE 1984-1985 ICT CLUB - Back Row: john Wolfe, john Keith Pavelka, Richard Lagrone, Scott Scobee, Delbert Gerald Powell. Front Row: Dusty Terry, Troy Allen, Boyd Brian Mills, james McCanless, juan Amaro, Cheryl Leach. 2. Scot Scobee, Gerald Powell, and james McCanless work the ICT station 3. james McCanIess and Scott Scobee talk during a break. 4. TH 1984-85 ICT OFFICERS - Richard Largrone, Vice President, Delber Chaffin, Sgt. at Arms, Boyd Bailey, President, Cheryl Leach Treasurer, Brian Mills, Secretary!Reporter. 5. ICT banner.

Page 181 text:

A53 5 ! 3 Q ora- OEA Stands Tall from Charit Projects 1. OBA. Students collected food and toys tor a needy family during Christmas Z O.E.A.OFFlCERS - Felene Hunter, Pres1dent,Tammie Wilson, Vice President, Mrs Ryan, Sponsor: Susan Trobough, Treasurer, Mana Perez, Historian. 3. Back Row: Linda Banksdale, Debbie McMullen, Feelene Hunter, Shange Mayes, Layna Iohnson, DeLisa Wilson, Tammle Wilson, Lee Atherton, Mrs Ryan. Middle Row. Mary Marek, lanet Kuciemba, Myrna Hernandez, Maria Perez Laura Rogers, Sarah Rains, Fondra Woods, Connie Tornzak. Front Row' Chris Lemons, Tracy Hale, Susan Trobaugh, Shage Mays, Shawna Chn, Cohn, Molly Reynolds. 4 Tern Doerrig and Tammy Wilson display their bulletin board that is headed for the state convention, 5 Faelene Hunter inducts Louis Casco into the office of OE A Reporter

Page 183 text:

Wetl- , 5 m..mN, Food Service Hard Work Pays Off Food Service is a class full of excitement, but a lot of work. Besides preparing meals for the teachers, the students also cook for visitors that come to Nimitz. This class learns how to prepare their favorite dishes but also learn how to clean them! When asked, a few students said they ' would like to go in some sort of food busines, ' while others would just like to cook for themselves. Almost all of the students agreed that despite all the hard work - its's a great class! text be , THE 1984-1985 FOOD SERVICE - Curtis Blanche, Andrea Daniels, Tina Clark, Kim Smith, Angela Duffy, loanne Uhreyk, Kat Sims, luanita Dever, Carlenna Smith, Becky Daut, Ginger Hawthorne, Telfia Clark, Rhonda Brecheen, Buster Crews, Lanita, Leslie Reynolds, Bronda Ackley, Otis johnson, Sandra Thomas, Rhonda Hamilton, Alissa Nichols, Stephanie Weir, Tammy Hardy, Deborah Walker, and Ms. Staples. Organizations 179