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I.R.U.T Photos Clockwise: Chris Potter and Doug Wagner prove that everyday jobs such as filing and answering the phone are in- valuable. The color guard performs their half-time duty at a football game. This display is for students interested in the armed forces as a career. Sergeant Sawyer in the I.R.O.T.C. office. Sergeant Riley ex- plains a few rules to a student while he takes a break. C 138 1 R o rc.
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V elding T Almost every industry in America uses some type or form of welding. The welding industry is very specialized and the welder needs a ood knowledge in many areas of elding such as acetylene, electric arc, heliarc, brazing, siver soldering, MIG, TIG, and spot welding. Welding offers the student the op- portunity to learn the necessary skills needed to qualify for jobs in the future. uto Mechanics i The Brewer Area Vocational kenter offers an up-to-date facility for students to develop their skills in automotive repair. I The two-year service course pro- r vides an opportunity for first year students to learn the basic workings of automobiles, including how to change the oil, rework the engine and change the electrical wiring. Se- cond year students review all of the basics, and study the make-up of the entire automobile. T rivers' Education i, Ei . , K K Squealing wheels, screeching brakes, and crashing automobiles were all a part of driver's education - or at least part of what the Driver's Education Department tried to prevent. Each year around ninety percent of the sophomores take driver's education. The students spend six weeks in the classroom where they learn about driving and then discuss it. The students also watch films about how accidents happen and what happens when a person drinks and drives. Their guest speaker this year was Mr. Bagwell, a state trooper, who spoke about safety. After six weeks in the classroom, Mr. Atkins and Mr. Norris give the students an opportunity to drive. Mr. Atkins and Mr. Norris tell the students what they are doing wrong and right to improve driving skills. To the Left: jamie Ryan turns to put her seat belt on before her driver's lesson. Welding 137
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