Tom C Clark High School - Witness Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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VICA-ICT is a club that gives you a chance to learn a trade and go to school at the same time. The two years I 've spent in the club have been fun and exciting. I especially liked our Employer-Employee banquet at the end of the year. Velma Munoz Senior VIC A-IC T Welding takes a lot of extra protection, as Brett Gor- man discovered when he entered VICA Metal Trades. Victor Dean Installs a tlming gear in his car. VICA Auto Mechanics gave members a chance to work on their own cars as well as on others. Clubs 45

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VICA Electronics. FRONT ROW: Steve Sykes: Aaron Salinas: Mario Rios, secretary. SECOND ROW: Charlie Villarreal: Craig Crawley: Robert Hogg: Richard Wachter: Mr. R. C. Sudolcan, sponsor. LAST ROW: David Woller, president: George Chlebowski, sergeant-at-arms: Bill Whitehead, treasurer: Gary Turner, vice-president: Joe Herring. VICA Auto Mechanics. FRONT ROW: Joe Riley, sergeanteat-arms: Gary Hammer, vice president: Bill Schroeder, president: Carlos Barrera, reporter: Jeff Nordsiek. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rex Owen, sponsor: Rino Simpson: Jim Elliott: Eddie Kramer: Jerry 5 W V A . F f 'S T51 F S T Y' In 1 if A fglil-A 'f V si V ffi v . in exi f?-didn-' f ' 5 ' . W 1 s Q iw-IQ Eg 1. Q, . 'J ft. T U. gre e VICA Metal Trades. FRONT ROW: Karl LeJune, Eddie Gillette, Clint Flores, Kell Morris. SECOND ROW: Chris Huey: Danny Saenz: Andy Squires: Mr. Larry Waltisperger, sponsor: James Flores. LAST ROW: Rex Reding, Jim Riley, Dean Callaway, John Burns, Ray Thomas. 6 Harris: Bruce Rickerson: Scot Lilly: Randy Nelson: Kenny Siar: John Harris: Rene Esquivel. LAST ROW: David Bahr, Troy Tackette, Walter Bell, Eddie Svoboda, Cliff Tatum, Beau Szalwinski. Q Q ff ? K : A in R , , i ,.g t fs ,A h 6: 1. v jg! 1 1 -s T f ' U . . 'ri V I ,L Af:x.,?tf, I . fi 6 f Q 'if' -'X. -1 , 1 IK. ' 1,- VOCT. FRONT ROW: Lina Garcia, treasurer: Millie Velarde, secretary: Lori Haines, vice president: Caroline Alvarez, president: Dennis Bush, parliamentarian. SECOND ROW: Steve Vennerbeck: George Vernon: Shawn Sahm: Cindy Tomerlin: Gerald Delgado: Tim Lopez: Mr. Myron Short, sponsor. LAST ROW: Tracy Miller, Jack Morris, Mike Munos, Jesse Flores. VICA-ICT. FRONT ROW: Velma Munoz: Russell Fischer, sergeant-atarms: Bernard Anderson, vice president: John Franklin, reporter: Roger Brigance, treasurer: Donald Anderson, secretary: Sean Gordon, president: Mr. Mike Stark, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Robert Corte, James De La O, Mike Swiercinsky, Jeff .,, as Bielefeld, Ted Armstrong, Marc Scholtz, Larry Daniels, John Maldonado, Terry Tree. LAST ROW: David Pittman, Steve Reinemund, Ron Oling, Walter Wiles, Doug Dupler, Randy Lafreniere, Steve Wegmann, Doug McDonald. Students in vocation go to contests V ICA Electronics helped students learn how to think in a logical, step-b step method. They were taught the syste for analyzing defective circuits. lt was ft to learn how to use hand tools to test ar repair radios and television sets, said Ga: Turner. I I V ICA Auto Mechanics gave students the auto mechanics class a chance enter the area contest where three st dents, Billy Schroeder, Joe Riley and Edd Kramer, placed. After that, Eddie Kram went on to place first at state contes Being in the club was a device to aid st dents in learning to work on cars for a lat career, as well as to give them a chance work on their own cars. David Bahr sai I'm hoping to get a job with a car cor pany and have them pay my way throu trade school. Being in the club has help me get the experience I need. R ichard Garcia, Chris Huey and Joi Ruis each placed first in the VICA cc test for metal trades. VICA Metal Tradl gave students the experience they needf- to enter the fields of welding and mach ery after high school. I like the clt because I really enjoy working wi' things, said Rex Reding. HVOCT is the club for CVAE students. said Mr. Myron Short, sponsor. Tl: students learn responsibility to thc? employers, their community ani themselves. To say thank you to the:- employers, the club members had their al nual employer-employee banquet. To he in the community, they held a canned fo X drive. And to do something for themselve they had an end of the year pizza party. T he students in VICA-ICT learned ho' to develop youth leadership by getti jobs and working through the progra The students were presented wi technical information relating to the fie of work they were in, as well as general i formation on how to succeed in the wor of work. The club members entered t Area V contest. Ron Oling placed third a Skip Dixon placed second. At the end the year, they also had their annu employeremployee banquet. Marilyn Cowa

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FBLA, Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica, has given me a chance to particiate in business competition on district and state levels. lt's given me the opportunity to get a better outlook on the business commu- nity and the careers available. Chris Wilson Senior FBLA Q 4 'A . E Michaela Lassetter and Rena Sardo enjoy themselves as they pass out bags to the children for the Easter egg hunt. 'cv Se Ms. Peterson, secretary, looks over the goodies ss out by FBLA for National secretaries week. x l l l .9 I l l l si Q x K 7 XA. , -,w.gr5.' if N' ' 5 x v 'Yf 46 Clubs V t,,l,1 1-22 Members of FHA and FHA HERO sell various during the club's Food-a-rama for Fiesta week.