Sam Rayburn High School - Statesman Yearbook (Pasadena, TX)

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O0 DE STUDENTS EAR A WARD DE students, under the leadership of sponsor Mrs. Barbara Davis, entered the first place float in the Pasadena Rodeo Parade. In October the group partici- pated in a bowling tournament. DE stu- dents sold spirit flowers for the Pasadena game. The group attended Area Contest Feb. 2-3 where several members received awards and went to State in Fort Worth March 15-18. On April 25, DE co-sponsored Free En- terprise Day. DE attended a luncheon each month. DE students lackie Hall and Lisa Furl wonder if they will EVER finish addressing spirit flowers 1 , . .sy '-4. M M an V 'YV ffffr ' I . S x At the DE luncheon Brenda Harvey says M-m good while at right Diane Essery seems less X .- x 5 E , . E' ig. fa ig? E lk, enthused. F Oh, la 'r x M Q I 4 A 9 X a 4 0-14445 Q ' 'o ..

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OEA members concentrate on their assignments. F Ci'- Marian Scott perfects her VOE typing skills, ...Bl Wake up and get to work! says Teresa Lackey. xhg, ' OEA MEMBERS PLAN PAR TIES OEA members kept their calendars full this year with many activities including a Halloween costume party, a Christmas party, and a trip to Blalock Nursing Home. In March the group pre- pared for contest where several mem- bers placed and senior Kim Manahan advanced to State Contest. The group drew secret pals whom they surprised throughout the year with birthday and holiday greetings. On April 7 OEA climaxed the year with an 'unbirthday' party for the crippled children of Shriners Hospital. The group served cake and ice cream and entertained the children with dance routines and a puppet show. OEA finished the year with a swim party. Officers for 1979 in- cluded Kathy Cook, secretaryp Barbara Niblett, vice-presidentg Leigh Koonce, presidentg Laurie Sewell, coop reporterg Teresa Lackey, lab reporterg and Kim Manahan, recording secretary. Not pic- tured is Anita Cross, treasurer. 2

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Renee Moifel works diligently while Connie lones takes a break to talk about her rlate last weekend, i ,F Fm' ' I 'tun- l V . R, ,,:.....,r,.M-M -1: 5 h owca se. l3:Y11! IlIgU g' -i 5 D Ea 5 Q 6 6 Q, 4,0 4120 new H095 HECE MEMBERS STA Y A C T I VE Under the direction of sponsor, Mrs. Kathy Garrison, the members of HECE had an active year. ln September the group had a book drive. Members adopted grandparents whom they treated during the year with parties and token gifts. HECE attended a Christmas workshop and had a Christmas party. In February they exchanged valentines with their grandparents at a Valentine luncheon. Other HECE activities in- cluded an Easter luncheon and a Mother's Tea. ,V N,-,af , 1 ' .,--t,jfs,,a '11 'r t i f A :fLaa.aaF,..,f... -N i li- i ut an I 'Lis HECE members Becky Self, Connie Hammon and joy Boyles stop to admire the Home Economics