Charles Page High School - Sandite Yearbook (Sand Springs, OK)

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Carpentry Builds Home Carpentry is a three-hour course for students interested in model building and construction. The carpentry students spent the year learning the techniques of building and adding on to housing. Members also must have layout designs and formations of the projects they are going to do. Mr. Preston Wallace, instructor, helped students to develop their skills with careful instruction and advice on various building techniques. Through carpentry many students were able to gain jobs in the areas of construction work and homebuilding. When carpentry members completed a project, they moved on to tackle a more complicated task, Mr. Wallace explained. WOODWORK - Senior carpentry student Matthew Lamproe adds some touches to the bottom of the class assignment. WM, ...w ,fu Nr ? SAWBOYS - Carpentry students saw a board in order to complete a class project. , I LEARN BY DOING - Junior Garland Lay works with the equipment in the carpentry room. WORK, WORK, WORK - A carpentry student works on a project assigned by the class instructor. K CARPENTRY VICA - Front Row: Greg Mock, Robert Freeman. Second Row: Steve Dover, Mr Preston Wallace, adviserg Raymond Robison, Richard La Rue, Scott Deaton, Kevin Guynn, Bill Anderson, Matthew Lamproe. Third Row: Mark Massey, Mark Stamper, Ronnie Graham, Gene Hixson. Fourth Row. Steve Bolinger, 'TRP john Kinard, Randy Wright, Howard Moles, Wade Leslei, Monty Williams, Garland, Steve Foster, jim Goddard, Daniel Wright. Fifth Row: Mike McKenney, Herman Thompson, Cary Mason, Mark McCollough, Mark Wilson, David Snelson, Mike Cowen, Mark Swift, Steve Butcher.

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Group Plans To Build Robot Nfl ' ii ' lu... SHOCKWAVE - Electronics students must to complete the problems using the new read over an assignment before being allowed electronic equipment. DANGER, HIGH VOLTAGE - junior electronics student Darren Boone works on an ELECTRONICS VICA - Front Row: Robert Kayes, Justin Everett. Second Row: Gary Thompson, Steve Collins, Mike Taylor, Tim ' Q 'Nl s... . If 1 assignment over voltage during his electronics class. Horton. Third Row: Greg Laipple, Rick Fisher Wesley Fairchilds, Daniel Yaws. . W ' 0 F . ,..4.,.mxk1 1 Members of the electronics VICA acquired 516,000 worth of new equipment which made them the best-equipped class in the state. The instruments included signal generators, multimeter and both AC and DC power supplies in one cabinet plus DC oscilloscopes. I'm glad we got this new equipment because with most radios and other electronics being made from integrated circuits, we couldn't do as much with the old equipment, as it wouldn't work on IC's, remarked Mr. James Farrar, electronics instructor. The organization discussed building a robot which would be remotely controlled and is estimated to cost approximately 5200. They also participated in a display at Woodland Hills Mall in late February. In addition to their projects, members entered local, district and state competition. Hopefully we will send someone to the national contest as we have in the past, he concluded.

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Q 4 ' .J AUTO MECHANICS VICA - Front Row: Jeff Davis, Andrew Nobles, Richie Griffin, Monte Cole, Carl Ruff, James Powers, john Cook, teacher, Scott Giles, Steve Waller, John McGuire, Delbert Underwood, Witt Witwer. Second Row: Scott Helt, Roger McBrath, Darren Grayson, Ron ' ' . Alu.. ... . . - '. af ' Norflett, john Blake, Walter Nelson, Larry Stewart, David Martin, Hollis Griffin, Brett Harris, Doug McLaurin, Roger Fish, Bennie Baker, Urbana Hilton, Robert Cox, Jeff Metcalf, Roger Taylor. Third Row: Derrick Hilliard, Darrel Brown, Kelly Graham, Mark Hollen. Mechanics Study Auto Operations The auto mechanics department is an opportunity for the male students at Page to learn the basic skills of repairing a car. This is a three-hour course for students planning to become a expert mechanics. Learning the parts of a car engine was a com licated rocedure for P P some first-year students. The money earned from students working on cars, was put into the class budget to replace tools and write a resume and fill out a job application. The auto shop also was used for the Halloween carnival in which the vocational students raised money for needed parts. VICA. Mr. john Cook, auto mechanics instructor, taught students how to i s '.', X B 1 2' ,. M up A ,Q, fr 3' ig' 4 VN. I W e an at - ,Q e ex 1, fa A f -QiW,.i sf, xi 5 in , .. W. ...- Y --'.' rw L M X 5 im jf T gififtsisffaf K 5 LL :KZ g A ..', .',' .. gW,.s. A L . MLA N X T9 ' .,.. H' A I Rx 5 K , ',:.' :Q'.ff ,f' ,vt es ONE LAST TOUCH - Junior Derrick Hilliard devotes his full gi attention to working on an engine. ONE MORE COAT - Senior John Blake sprays an engine during morning mechanics class. 129