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Top Photo: Andy Gullion, Chase Childers, and Chris Landers discuss notes before giving their speeches on FFA to 8th graders at Cotaco Ir. High. Bottom Photo: Chase Childers gives his speech at Cotaco jr. High School. if, ' , s,,s of , ., .,.. , , S553 Agribusiness 125
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Agribusiness M Agribusiness teaches a wide spec- trum of agricultural subjects, such as forestry, Woodworking, livestock, small engines, electricity, and welding. Agribusiness helps prepare students for a career in agriculture and other related fields. Students are taught employment skills and shop procedures. If they stay in the four-year pro- gram, they receive more detailed and specialized training in occupation programs. Agribusiness is a valuable reference for students who are seek- ing employment in agricultural- oriented areas. This year the agribusiness pro- gram's major projects included building cabinets for the TMR class, building a tractor, and construction of a barn for the Future Farmers of American show calves on campus. Top Right Photo: Mr. Rowe grooms a steer for a show, while jeff Pettit holds him steady. Bottom Right: jeff Pettit keeps control of his steer. 124 Agribusiness l 'K .MJ
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Media Center V First Row, Left to Right: Cathy Oden, Tammy Braswell Michelle Latham Second Row Ieff Cavender Lisa Coker Sharon Hamby Mary Carr Io Edwards, Randall Stinson, Michael Oden. Standing Row Mrs McAnally jimmy johnson Missy Johnson Iim Childers Andrea Gilchrist Phillip Rhonda Hayes, Kathy Terry, Chandra Crow, Toby Chambers Carl Garner Chris Landers james Oakes Iay Vest Media Center assistants are responsi- ble for checking and shelving books, checking out magazines, using auido- visual equipment, and running er- rands. They are chosen on the basis of their application and grades. They also get minor credits, as it is a learning ex- perience for students. Assistants get on-the-job experience in dealing with people. Of late, the Media Center has undergone computerization. No longer do they stamp cards and such. Today, they simply skim a light pen over a bar-code label and your name is im- mediately on record as having that book out. Our students and teachers have access to a computer, the video room, magazines, and a host of books and records. 126 Media Center
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