Round Rock High School - Dragon Yearbook (Round Rock, TX)

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Group wins first places at state contest Students enrolled in the CVAE Co-op program attended regular classes at school or attended a half day then went to work for a half day. They were graded on their school work and their on the job performance. Officers were President Ann Marie Foisy, sophomoreg Vice President Tim Alvarado, junior, Secretary Terry Grigson, juniorg Parliamentarian Mike Vlasek, seniorg Reporter Teri Mangrum, seniorg Treasurer Oscar Dominguez, sophomoreg Sergeant-at-Arms Brian Cram, senior, and Scrapbook Chairman Mike Schupp, senior. Sponsor was Becky Tarr. The club attended District contest in March in San Marcos. They won first place in notebook, first in photo panel, second in extemperaneous speech and third in job interview. They also attended State competition in April at Corpus Christi. There, they won first in photo panel and notebook. The club sold boutonnieres for Homecoming. The money from that fundraiser went to help pay for registra- tion and contest fees, installation, con- tests and scholarships. Johnny Brown, senior, works on his research paper for CVAE Co-op class. Brown was required to do class assignments in addition to his daily job. CVAE CO-OP: fB0ttom Rowj Brian Cram, Terry Grigson, Tim Alvarado, Teri Mangrum, Mike Vlasekg QSecond Rowl Becky Tarr fsponsorl, Kevin Laake, Jan Kness, Oscar Dominguez, Johnny Dominguezg lTop Rowj John Rauch, Fred Mendoza, Johnny Brown, Jeff Giessregen. Becky Tarr, advisor of CVAE Co-op, works on applications turned in by students applying for the class. Mrs. Tarr helped many students find a respectable, good-paying job. 66 CVAE Co-op X U... IL

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1 'lit Q EERO-CVAE FOODS: fBottom Row! Yolan- i Cervantes, Cathy Miller, Pam West, Theresa lnbry, Rose Russell, QSecond Rowj Rosie iipolito, Martha Cervantez, Elena Alvarez, hyllis Edmison, Bernadine Guerra, Marisol bnce, Norma Varela, fThird Rowl Tommie Hipolito, Michael Perez, Tina Glashan, Donna Braziel, James Govea, Mike Meeceg QTop Rowl Janice Blackburn, Doris Maldonado, Angelica Dominguez, Charmaine Edwards, Sonia DeLaCruz. CVAE Foods create meals Cooking and serving meals was not all the CVAE Food Service did this year. The group participated in various com- petitions including one at the State Fair held in Dallas. In addition, they also competed in the Williamson County Fair, in which they submitted eleven en- tries for the baking contest and won seven first and four second place prizes. At district competition in San An- tonio, Theresa Embry, senior, took sec- ond place in an individual competition in which she prepared an appetizer, main dish and dessert within 30 minutes. One special project that the group did was to serve a lunch for the faculty every Thursday throughout the spring. The teachers were given a menu and asked to make reservations for the meal which was prepared and served by the students during both lunch periods. Mrs. Phyllis Edmison, CVAE Food Service in- structor, teaches Mike Meece, sophomore, how to shape yeast rolls. This is only one of the many food preparation skills which the students learn. ,. 1 fi' A-53 ff QW e, e v B, Wa, .Y my M Doris Maldonado, juhior, and Janice Blackburn, sophomore, prepare to make rolls in their CVAE Food Service class. CVAE Food Service 65

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f .ima HA members Sharon Jackson, senior, Becky Brenda Staszak, senior, and Stacy Stark, senior, hoades, senior, Tina Boothman, sophomoreg check in fundraising items. Members raise funds for projects Freshmen Homemaking I members were an asset to Future Homemakers of America this year. The group baked cookies each month for the community as a year-long project. The group also held a dress-up party for the children at Lancehaven. , As a group fund raiser, the FHA group sold small children's gifts to students for stocking stuffers. The money earned from this fundraiser was used to help the club finance their monthly community projects and their trips to state and area meetings. Club President, Becky Rhoades, senior, won an award for being the area recording secretary. Rhoades com- mented, Our club activities help out- side our club. They help our community and personal growth. Mossy Minner, FHA advisor, assists Kathleen Kyle, freshman, in organizing the stocking stuffers that were sold to students as a fundraiser. The members of FHA sold the stuffers in their annual Christmas sale. FHA: QBottom Row! Nancy Howard, fadvisorjg Sabrina Bentley, Sharon Jackson, Tina Boothman, Becky Rhoades, Brenda Staszak, Stacy Starkg QSecond Rowb Candice Sturgill, Carlotta Bucher, Sue Hollecek, Cheryl Lindsay, Jennifer Foley, Christy Johnson, Tolanda Reed, lThird Rowj Jeannette Zimmer, Anna Matula, Robin Brown, Brenda Evans, Dawn Boling, Kathleen Kyle, Margaret Curtis, ladvisorlg fTop Row! Michael Green, Michele Maresh, Rayna Reyes, Veronica Shortnacy, Lisa Matula, Monica Hernandez and Mossy Minner, fadvisorj. Future Homemakers of America 67