Canyon Del Oro High School - Anos De Oro Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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,Mi E, 5 , 5 is 5? Vis 5 Paving The Way For 34 X lndusTrial ArTs FuTure Tracks 3 anyon Del Oro sTudenTs were really inTo lndusTrial ArTs. Classes such as lndusTrial CraTTs, Woodworking, ElecTriciTy, Mechanical Drawing and AUTO Mechanics. were open To everyone. Mr. Clark, The lndusTrial ArTs Teacher, said. Generally speaking, iT's been very good. There was a loT of sophisTicaTed equipmenT Tor The sTudenTs To use in diTTerenT areas such as gem cuTTing, leaTher working, wood carving and plasTics. AuTo Mechanics oTTered The opporTuniTy To work on Their own cars wiTh valuable and modern school equipmenT. lT's one of The acTual vocaTional classes CDO had. Mr. Bromley's opinion was ThaT The sTudenTs were very creaTive and used Their own ideas on whaT To make. All in all, our IndusTrial ArTs program gave sTudenTs The opporTuniTv To use Their imaginaTion.

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4 ss- 6 7 Advanced Drama reading scripfs. The new Fine Arfs building can be picfured as a rampway lo The rnounrains. The Marching Band performs fheir well pracficed hall-lime show. Mr. Waqqoner pufs expression in his rnusic. Rich Lane and .lon Connelly spend many hours al praclice. The new Fine Arla building is a qreaf assef 'ro CDO. A young arfisf shows lalenf. Fine Arls X 33

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Q i i : : i Alfhough very dangerous, welding class gives Mr. Reyes a chance fo work wifh his sfudenfs. Taking pride in his machines, Mr. Carner enioys his work. WhaT a smile, Mr. Clark! Mr. Bir explains, wirh The use of a blackboard. fhe many differenf fechniques ofdraffing. Keeping a close eye on his class, Mr. Frankum, fhe Aufo Mechanics reacher, makes sure no one cheafs on his Tesfs. Woodworking requires a lol of creafivily, as many sfudenfs prove. lndusfrial Arfs X 35