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izm , drafting, home ec. 'W Making the final calculations in his drafting class, John Siebeit appears anxious to have his project finished. Glueing the pattem pieces to his glass, Mark Allen begins the first steps of stained glass making. Selective about e ectives Each year many students take the elective classes art, home eco- nomics and drafting. The majority of students who signed up for these did so because they knew that the classes would be fun. Many students felt the classes were very enjoyable and gave them a break from other class- work. Senior Monica I-lasenkamp said, ul really enjoy stained glass because it's fun to make pieces and be able to see a finished prod- uct that you have made. The art department experi- enced many changes over the year, including a new ceramics class taught by P.A. Roman, and Karen Buser teaching the rest of 22 Art, drafting, home ec the art classes after third quarter because Anne McCaffrey took the last quarter off after having a baby. The home economics elec- tives included home ec, foods, in- dependent living and clothing. There was no mock wedding as in previous years of family living. This class was replaced with inde- pendent living. The drafting department, which had no major changes over the year, still had several different levels for the students. Dean Cor- nelius, Andrew Borodin and Mike O'Riordan were among the stu- dents who received awards for drafting excellence. Bill Barlow looks up just before finishing the cawing on his Art lll project.
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Juniors Kevin Bigler ancl Scott Muirhead work to fix the engine on a Jeep. VWi1 f tmmpww Stacy Betts uses the table saw while he As he adjusts the flame on the blow torch, sophomore Wade Smith finishes up his project makes an even cut. in metal Sh0P- Industrial arts, Voc-Tech 21
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Hal As Dan Defer gathers ingredients for the dish his third period foods The class was preparing food to be eaten the next day by visitors class is making, he is caught eating before the meal is prepared. to the class. 'haw rir If . it iivii ...W C C E iiiixi Ai 3 5 is it all With a look ofdistress, Missy Pugh realizes the pieces ofher stained glass project don't Dean Cornelius receives some assistance with his drafting from a friend at the Larimer fit together well enough. County Voc-Tech Center. An, drafting, home ec 25
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