Richland High School - Rebel Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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'S ..: ki g . .. lk -uwar f..,,.. ,F X , QQ X: X A lf r HECE FRONT ROW: Rachael Castillo, Charlotte Ayers, RaDonna Griffin, Judy Robinson, and Tonya Neese. SECOND ROW: Christine Penkston, Kelly Miller, Jason Pointer, Micheal Henry, Chrissy Lane, Alicia Dawson, Mrs. Kathy Angel, and Kelly Truly. BACK ROW: Brett Roberts, Eric Crese, J oDon Clark, Russ Leach, Scott Taylor, and Ruethye Wallace. isgesg, -wswssssszrf 1 azssaafz.-iw . r,,,r, Q ,. Gyro s ecialt Students gum PIECE, work in many different fields of jobs. Russ Leach Cseniorl places the final touches on a gyro, one of Brothers Pizza's specialties. Photo by Tanya Davis. Story time Childern from ages three to five gather around Deena Biggers Qseniorl as she reads them a quick story. Deena enjoyed the experience of watching children play and learn. Photo by Tanya Davis. Lending a hand Tonya Neece lseniorj gets a little help picking thin up from Erik Smith as recess comes to end. Tonya works at Lagietite Day Care where she teaches and works with childem after school. Photo by Tanya Davis. HECE 177

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176 eet.. .r... in -h,V , ,VV, , ive- - - F5 95 1 l 1 omorrows wsmeezesiw J ,A.,,,A, . . HECE fl-Iome Economics Cooperative Educationl is a work program that provides on the job training and classroom instruction. Students learn what it takes to make it in the real world of business. They learn the best of two worlds-school and work, said Ms. Kathy Angel. Outside of classroom instruction, most HECE students work at child care, clothing and food services. They are capable students, as observed by their needy families at Christmas. Russ Leach Qseniorl has provide a great deal of leadership and the students respond positively to him. said Ms. Kathy Angel. HECE participated in many outside activities. They met for class meetings over breakfsat, to discuss future plans and events. When students weren't discussing business , they tried to plan activities, such as having dinner at Crystals or catching a show at the Omni Theatre. Many students such as Deena Boggs fseniorl, plan to follow their career choice on into college. Learn by instruction With the help of Mrs. Kathy Angel ffacultyl HECE students were able to learn and understand the responsibilities of the working field. Mrs. Angel taught HECE first and second period. Photo by Chris Mullins. Design by Tanya Davis. . lb

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swims ,or asmsfsil-2 Msgs Cosmetology provides hands-on training ' to those interested in the various fields of beauty care. Students study and perform various areas of beauty care including hair styling, facials, and manicures. The students learn these skills in their field but they also study the techniques of salon management. The class is available for juniors and seniors maintaining a 70 or above average in all classes. On approval of the teacher and completion of their second year, the students are given a State-Board examination. If the student passes this examination, they gain their operator license and are then able to End a job in a cosmotology related Field. I think it is good for students because they learn all phases of beauty work, and they can go straight to a job right out of high school, Mrs. Borden said. The cosmotolo classes are split into two classes. The seniors are periosi31,2, and 3, and the juniors are periods 5,6, and 7. The reason there are two different classes is that the seniors are learning advanced skills while the juniors learn the basics. We learn all bases of a new image says Glenda Godsey. Almost finnished While the perm sits in, Josie Obregon Qseniorl treats Kelly Oehlerts fseniorl hair with a conditioner. Perms are a major step in learning the techniques of cosmotology. Photo by Harold Reeves. 178 Desigri by Donna Hayen- Xa N PN, 0' gi 1, if was X