South Grand Prairie High School - Signal Yearbook (Grand Prairie, TX)

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. 2 .fps 5' v ' 1 ,,,,.,-1.-uf-,. P15 Q N f - rx Nl' VOE MEMBERS .. . ' K-1L E Mrs. Adams, H. Sullivan, J. Rogers, S. Smith, U. Garland, S. Trainham D. Smith, K. Horton, K. Head, KZ. Lee, 12 Ditmore, R. Lozano. lphoto by Kevin Brilesl 3 I3 V von MEMBERS ... K GQ L. Lang, M. Kirby, K. Graves, Mrs. Hill, S. Vargas, C, Luna, C. Koons, R. Vargas Kphoto by Kevin Brilesl ' THERE IT IS . . . Finding an answer to a difficult task, several ofthe members join togeth- er to analyze the problem and find a solution. Ifhoto by Kevin Brilesj K trty ORGANIZATIONS L. 'I ! S x .4

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. l it VVLV I , . x K 'BT' get ii it - lg it re you serious? . .. Reese Reeves lows Laurie Woods all the notes rat were taken the day she was ab- pnt. Iphoto by: Kevin Brilesl dedicated to caring by 'sri ' .' -4-. Y Q 2 ping otha A committee of students to help change the ideas of drinking and driving, in order to save teenage lives, was SADD CStudents Against Drunk Drivingl. These students attended monthly meetings and en- couraged others not to drink and drive. Even Time for the bell , . . Julie Richard does some last minute studying as Bob Ballenger and Gilbert Ortiz get ready for their next class lphoto by: Kevin Brilesl though we can't stop drunk drivers who are al- ready on the streets, we can still try to keep others from making the same mistake, explained Linda Benjamin. A class of students that learned about medical and dental hygiene was HOSA fHealth Occupations Stu- dents of Americal. This was a nationwide health occupations class offered to all high school stu- dents. HOSA students learned the daily practices of doctors and nurses, and also had jobs in hospitals or dentist offices. HOSA has helped me with my job by teaching me the procedures that I have to do on the job and respon- sibilities, stated Becky Glover. SADD and HOSA were groups of students which were dedicated to caring by helping others. Here 's the facts . . . Rita Vargus, Linda Benjamin, and Laura Levy read oh' the agenda about the upcoming activities to the members. Iphoto by: Kevin Brilesl f E SADD AND HOSA 5

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HAT DID YOU SAY? uring a break in class, Juanita Hemandez listens as a fellow classmate tells a story. fphoto by itevin smesi r t Student Preparing Themselves By . . 1 0016111 , 'HA -' VOE is the Vocational Office Education class. Many students take this course in order to prepare WORKING HARD . . . Trying to fiilfill a difficult job, Don- na Smith and fiiends work to get the job completed. fphoto by Ke- vin Brilesl I--Q themselves for the business world. This class offered hands on experience with the latest up to date com- puters. With the valuable experience gained by at- tending this class many stu- dents have obtained outside work. Stephainie Tucker stated By taking this course, I feel more confi- dent about myself going out into the business world. VOE prepared you just not mentally but physically for today's working world. N?y.zf5 'il' Q' -sg! STRAIGHT AHEAD . . . Rita Vargas listens intently as Mrs. Adams explains a new concept to the class. Iphoto by Kevin Brilesl VOE 77