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SHOPS Welding metal to wood, Charles Manning finishes his task before Jimmy Spear starts. Using safety techniques by wearing goggles, Monty Criswell sands a board for his project. Terry Dale tightens the screws on a stool. 1 ,iii ..,.a..-5' -as
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At the Distributive Education employer- employee banquet at Diamond Oaks Country Club, Neva Eudy and Kathy Mour- ing eat before the program starts. .- ,,.,....,.-..-AJ-nv - ' GIUUS tml JE v W S ef 2 .39 fo F' 5 ' 'Z E 3 3 if S 1 un N- in TExAs A Q H9 - 1 V g h Selling the most merchandise at the Trade Fair garnered CVAE a first place ribbon as held by Scott Daniels, who worked at W8zK Automotive. Senior Melinda McCullough, right, helps a patient walk to therapy. Melinda was enrolled in VHOE. COOP
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First safety, then basics 'Wood project display encourages quality, ' Mr. Hurley said. Working with their hands and then using many different types of tools helped the students in shop to shape and mold many projects. Craft students made billfolds, belts and purses for themselves, parents and friends. First basic floral carving and project assembly was taught the first semester, and students undertook making projects. Students in my class I feel enjoy working with their hands or are just in- terested in the many ways which items can be made from leather, Mr. David McGee remarked. Mr. McGee also instructed students in metal shop, where students used both gas and arc-welding, Some of the students move on to work with metal for industrial companies. Wood and steel met head on in Mr. John Hurley's wood shop classes. A waterbed, end tables, buffet, bookcases were among the items displayed in the East Gym for the public to view. 'tThe students felt this helped them to feel successful and become admired by their fellow students. I felt it helped them to produce quality in the work and to take pride in it, Mr. Hurley commented.l 1 ffi . -X.. .-L - 'J 3 's I G S -Q .... Y ii X R f is S G 1 M W R ' ft' Q X X Wx H5 A A 3 ,M it 7 Exact calculations are needed as Keith Honea trims a piece of wood for his project. Taking time out to have his blood pressure checked, Mr. David McGee teaches a variety of industrial arts classes, including a one-hour drafting class. M... Q. SHOPS
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