Sweeny High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sweeny, TX)

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ICT LEFT: ICT participants are ROW: Linda Barnes, Jean Darlene Wyatt, Vangie ierrez, Kellee Greer. BACK : Rick Reynolds, Tracie Jones, tha Sanchez, Hasley Baines, es Spriggs, Cindy French, rlie Speck, Walter Whatley, Billy el, J.D. Newman, Chuck Baty, e Rayburn, Billy Campbell. RIGHT: ICT officers John Tipp, Darlene Wyatt and Kellee Greer coordinate the Buy a Brick community library fund raising campaign. ABOVE LEFT: Senior Cindy French works under supervisor Ray Gallahue at Brazoria Electronics. Forty-five percent of the ICT students continue working after graduation reports coordinator, Mr. Industrial Cooperative Training Pays Off Bill Christian. MIDDLE ABOVE: Senior Tracy Jones works under maintenance director Mr. David Carr of the Sweeny ISD. ABOVE RIGHT: Senior Lance Rayburn hydraulically bends pipe under the supervision of his boss, Kenneth Sexton of Sexton Mufflers. ff 'Q A ft 159

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158 A Willingness to Work Puts Distributive Education Students Ahead , 1 ' 1, .. 3 Y wx A 5 'll' We v . as L. 9 ,xxx x t ij E it rm J .4 , A1 Q ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Clara Maples, an apparel and accessories judge in the February mini-contest hosted by Sweeny DECA club, discusses an entry by senior Lisa Meadows. ABOVE RIGHT: DECA members are FRONT ROW: Larry Dunn, Julie Jenkins, Lisa Simmons, Jackie Glidden, Mary Minshew, Lisa Meadows, Lisa Amey. MIDDLE ROW: Scott Crosson, Hunter Williams, Kim West Ronda Briggs, Rene Phillips, Shelly Reeves, Karen Sewell, Wayne Burnett, Traci Northcutt. BACK ROW: Tommy Smith, Mark Brown, Leanna Denson, Thieme Crist, Mark Smith, Leslie Franklin, Mark Harlen, Tommy Linnett. Club sponsor lnot picturedj Mrs. Dianne Vermillion. ABOVE RIGHT: Junior Thieme Crist arranges stock displays at his Distributive Education training station, Stewart's Grocery. RIGHT: Checking the mount on a wheel balancing machine, senior Larry Dunn performs many automotive services at his White's Auto job.

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Office Education Association Boosts Professional Skills D E A RIGHT: Senior Laura Johnson, a vocational office education student at the Philips Petroleum Company, uses her bookkeeping, accounting and specialized secretarial skills in her office assignment. BELOW LEFT: OEA secretary DeAnna Lamb lleftl is recognized by club sponsor, Mrs. Betty Jo Spencer during the annual banquet. An employee of local attorney John Goodwin, DeAnna earned a fourth place merit award for her speech on legal secretaries before Region III judges at Barbara Jordan High School in February. BELOW RIGHT: VOE work supervisors from Phillips Petroleum Company are given certificates of appreciation by student associates. Pictured are Liza Ruiz, Laura Johnson, Mr. Alvin Bannert, maintenance plant supervisor: Mr. A.B. Cahoon, materials procurement and warehouse superintendent: Jackie Higgins, Mrs. Evelyn Gibson, benefits clerk: Mrs. Ruth Kerns, administrative secretary: Mrs. Frances Reddoch, industrial nurse: and Mary Thompson. L l I 160 .,f' RIGHT: Office Educaton Associa- tion members are FRONT ROW: Carol Higgins, Jackie Higgins, Louise Brooks, Zoraida Juarez, Laura Johnson, DeAnna Lamb, Kitty Tolbert, Mrs. Betty Jo Spencer, sponsor. BACK ROW: 7 . H Sandra Pimlott, Kelly Sewell, Sharla Wisdom, Karen Truitt, Mary Thompson, Gaye Barker, Terri Rayburn, Robin Stasey, Toni Oaks, Sharon Slay, Liza Ruiz.