Brewer High School - Patrian Yearbook (Somerville, AL)

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Bus Drivers and Custodians ill EW an aa 'Q i 5? Bus drivers must meet certain re- quirements before being certified. These requirements include a week- long training course in which they learn road and safety rules, and year- ly class instruction. Bus drivers are then required to take a road test with a State Trooper. Like mailmen, bus drivers trudge through rain, shine, and extremely hazardous driving conditions. They have the difficult job of getting students safely to and from school While maintaining a peaceful atmosphere. Top Photo: Bus drivers pose for an annual pic ture. Bottom Photo: Mr. and Mrs. Flack pose with a student helper for a picture. M ,,ir Mr. Flack's workday usually starts at 7:00 a.m. when he opens the school gates, and ends around seven o'clock at night. His work here at Brewer includes cleaning the school and maintaining the school campus. He also has the task of completing most of the f'handy .work around the school. He is assisted by the Iob Parternship Training Act workers, his wife, Shirley Flack, and the school's students. For Mr. Flack, the most rewarding part of his comes every time that Brewer High School is recognized and commended for its beautiful campus and clean school building, and it is then that Mr. Flack is most proud to say that he is a part-of Brewer High School. Bus Drivers and Custodians 141

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Radio and Television In electric product servicing, once known as radio and television, students learn to diagnose the pro- blems of radio and television as well as types of audio equipment such as eight-track and cassette players, record players, basic electricity, basic electronics, basic radio circuitry, plus audio equipment circuitry. Top Photo: David Thompson checks out some wiring. Bottom Photo: Mike Thiypen types in- structions into the computer, .. ,-.yt-u-H+ 140 Radio and TV

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