Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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The workrng future Hands on experrente and focusrng on a partrcular suhleet gate students a break from the regular Class room set tang and proxrded an excrtrng and buss year for Elkhart Area Career Center hurldrng trades and shop elass stu dents Burldrng Trades gaxe students w nth a good xotatronal batktround tram mt and skrlls that weren t ax arlable rn a classroom Don Brller senror stated Ifelt that rt was a great learnrng, experrence and rt wrll help rn the future Not onh was rt a new experrence for the students of the burldrng trades class but rt was the frrst house that w as hurlt under the drrectron of Mr Pete Vleddel he Commented I enjoxed workrng wrth the Iumor Senror lexel students who are rnterested rn the hurldrnt trades rndustrx as an occupa tron lhe lrfkff helped the students fo cus therr attentron to a area of studs that thex as adults would use as a source of rncome or as a malor hohhx Hortrculture auto hodx reparr and cosmetologt were rust a few of the tourses that students tould studs dur mg, the three hour perrod that the FACC rs open Shop classes offered on the GHS Campus also xarred wrdelx Auto Niethanrcs gate the students the Chanee to learn entrne reparr brake st stem marntenanee and the thante to keep eostlx reparr hrlls down bt dornt the reparr work on therr own Lars dur mg Class trme Woods class was a class that mans students left wrth a xaluable plete of furnrture For rnstanee one student produced a waterbed These works Could onlx be realrled when the need ed tools were axarlable and mam hours were alotted for pretrse carefullx frn rshed work tbx Brett Mathrs and Crarg bhowalterv Methanleal drawrnt, offers mam future rob op portunmes for IACC students lrke Ieff Bamtk junror Chr Vihrtternl Vt orkrnt, wrth sophrsrrtated photo equrpment rs one of the adxantages Ceasar Zepada has bt attendrnr, the PACC' bs Vthrtrernl Burldrng tradesfFACTfshop 73

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34 Science ti Q A f 12 The verified fact Marine Biology remained the high- light of the science department. Trying to cope with the planning of the trip to Florida, along with planning daily lessons for the regular science class can be challenging. however. Much work was done evenings and on weekends. Miss Williams and I. with the help of a number of students, did the pre-trip planning and prepara- tions. We have developed a packing inventory list during recent years and we pack by checking things off the list. explained Mr. Carl Weaver. coor- dinator oi' the Florida trip in the keys. Special moments occurred included a Palm Sunday and Easter services by Dr. Van Curen, according to Weaver. Elsewhere, the Earth Science class ventured to the Fidler's gravel pit, while Biology disected frogs and rats. lhy Terry Slabachl 'V-,wi x-arg Marine Biology students have daily assignment to prepare while at the Florida Keysjoe Grise takes a break from the sun to catch up on his reading in his room. Labeling a bacterial culture is Shelly Mick. sen- ior. iby Mathisl