Mounds High School - Annual Yearbook (Mounds, OK)

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V0- Vo-Tech is a training ground for the fu- ture which gives its students an ed e on the job market immediately after higlgi school. Many Mounds students strive to move UP by seekin that edge. Cosmetology stu- dents, Debinie Ka Karen, invite you to visit them for a hair -raising ex- perience. Craig 8: Mike, elece tronics, get all wired-up about their classes. Mitch Sa Richard, motorcycle mechan- ics, keep the bikes rolling. Gary 8: Robert, building 81: grounds maintenance, keep things clean. Welding stu- dents, John 'Sn jerry, think tech is hot . A few guys in diesel mechanics iScott, Ke- vin, Terry, 8: Stevej kee the 16 Wheelers on the roadp. Pi- nally, Philip, Gary, Tro , Sz Gary in air and heat make it comfortable. init 5, 'S K qs K wit E N9 M' N 2 f t if s f 'ip , a f R t. ,asf 'Sie fi , N r S 5 'N :W S e gi f iam it ,.. . f -RY X 5 X , . -.-:t Nt

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E BAN wud SEVENTH Sz EIGHTH GRADES ront L-RJ Derek Fox, jennifer Sivadon, Erika Ames, Crystal Coplen, Belinda Russell, Christy Linam, Karen johnson, Becky Rivett, jennifer .ater, Bavette Clyma fcenter L-RJ Eric Stanley, Eric Creasn, john Terhune, Kevin Carner, Beth Miller, Jason Creason, Chris Morgan, Devin IcDonald, Brad Allen, Christina Wickline, Carolyn Spears, Krista Cochrane, Kari Armitage Qback L-RJ Mike Childress, Keith Grant, Mark irdsong, Todd Richardson, Rodney Huss, Marty Stacy, Richard Reader, Angela Canady, Becky Baker, Matt Miller, Bobby Mudd Qstanding -RJ Mr. Robertson-directory, Michael Huss, Joni Ford, Kim Duck, jim Danforth, J. W. Mobley, Gordon Garrison, Denver Tatum, Randy mes, Ms. Martin-asst. director 'ont L-RJ Tammy Reed, Mary Bryant, Amber Rowan, Heather Carner, Brian Enloe, Jeremiah Anderson, Bobby Lucas, Misty Morgan enter L-RJ Benji Hayes, Danny Fry, Chad Armitage, Ben i Lynch, jennifer Eaton, Tim McNabb, Jacob Moscxuito, Ben Linam, Anthony lcero, Chris Ferrell, Mike Leffler Qstanding I.-Rl Mr. Rogertson-director, jason Slaughter, Brian Pounds, Ky e Sivadon

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TECH Mounds students, also, have the option of going to Sapulpa Vo-Tech campus for classes. Commercial electric- ity students QBruce, Gary, john, 8: Rickyj et a shock out of it. The class for com- puter nuts is data processing and these students iDonita, Lesa, Denise, 8: Suel return da after day. Laurie in health will keep ou in stitches Another cllass is carpentry fBen Kr Donj who really sup- port tech. Many other classes are available at both Drumright :Sn Sapulpa campuses. Vo-Tech is a free opportunity to get job training which many students in other counties don't have. Mounds School is proud to be a part of the Vo-Tech program.