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1, X. l l 4 i i i i Senior Andy Bennington works on his 30-way radio to get in touch with galaxies far, far away. .ii Screen-printing with great care and mathematical exactness is Eric Goodwin, junior. Perry Siegel, senior, prepares to place wood in a vice during the fun and interesting Woods class. VOCA TIONAL EDUCATION
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- --- Customer Jim Payne, sophomore, purchases a Garfield postcard from Chris Barilla and Therese c Bomberg, both sophomores, at the Hawk's Haven. l Mrs. Melba Bennett prepares students for the business field by teaching typing. l Accountants must 'be accurate! This is shown by Leslie Grossman, Rocco Gianforte, and Debbie spee . Haddon. Concentrating on his timed drills in Typing 1, Noah Perry, freshman, tries to improve his typing d LMA 33551
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ri ill i Sophomores, Martha Lind, and VICA Wocational Industrial Clubs of Alishia Desanti, further their skills in Americai involves students in the areas Graphic Arts. of their future career choices. l COURSES LAY FOUNDATION FOR VOCATIONAL TRADES s a rule, high school focuses primarily on the world ot academia. If you've taken classes like math or science, you know what that means. However, most every student wants to get a job. y Thatfs where Deer Valley's vocational department comes l into play. According to Mr. Loyd Myers, the education received is Hnot only informative but also preparation for occupations and lite in general. O g y . we-me - ,Nm We-mf..-,W fr ,,...,, -1?-,sw 'ef--W ----- gea.ta:eaaTm,,f,.avfeef -Mg W ef' em ' 'sT.'1Tl,., 'WW ' -- - 1 L N-3331 Y T' , ' K Q I IVV, HI V , GW 'ily T -' 'Q W-.ee -V fQ'fm??M x c , -- ' DeerValley's vocational division A it is also widely recognized tor the education it offers. Students from Barry Goldwater High School i l and the Peoria schcoldistrict attend classes in thelvoc-Ed r my building. t l f . The department also concerns itself with expansion. .Next year, an auto body shop and the completion ot a land lab are expected. The vocational department will become a separate learning facility in hopes of concentrating solely on vocational interests. VOC2 Li7U?AEi7
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