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aimULWMJO HUiJfBK LA, . r ftp. K r . Ai (UPPER LEFT) Studying the blueprints for the new Career Center building are Mr. Bob Maez (Coordinator of the Career Center) and Mr. Rex Welch (Asst. Princi- pal for Instrution). (ABOVE) Advanced drafting students Ralph Potter and Nick linuma work on a scale model of the Career Center. y Academics 175
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Leave the Building to Us Helping students develop self-awareness and a positive attitude towards work is the goal of the new Career Center. Programs in which students learn about their aptitudes and job opportunities will be made available for those wishing ex- tra assistance in choosing or preparing for a career. The new Career Center will be built in front of the Media Center. This year ' s advanced drafting classes developed the floor plans and a scale model of the structure that will house the Career Center, wliile the com- mercial art class designed the logo which is to appear on all printed materials originating from the center. A cartoon character was also designed for use on all bulletins that are to be circulated on campus. The T. V. production class was in- volved in the making of a Career Awareness tape that will help inform the student body about the up-coming career edu- cation program and all it has to offer. ,ik (ABOVE) Mrs. Carolyn Wright, along with student aides Ruben Aguinaga and Lori Armendariz, sort pamphlets into the apti- tude test result folders. (RIGHT) Rick Vasquez looks on as Jim Sarabia points out his design for the new Career Center logo. 174 Academics
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An ' ' A ' ' for Achievement For most students, the years spent in high school are to develop their interests to the fullest. For instance, those who are musically oriented take music classes, while those who enjoy science or mathe- matics enroll in classes where these interests can be pursued. But whatever the field of study, there are alwa ys those chosen few who excel above their fellow classmates. They are the ones who score the few extra points on a test or spend those precious few hours studying for the final. Knowing what they want and working towards those goals set them apart from the rest of the crowd. (RIGHT) The recipient of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) award was Monica Ramirez, who was recognized for her contributions to the school and community. (BELOW) California Scholarship Federation Gold Sealbearers for the Class of ' 77 were Jesse Ramirez, Monica Ramirez, Susanne Blume, Linda Jillson, Alice Forbush, Melinda Peters, and Lance Fisher. NOT SHOWN: Yancy Miller, Gary Sanchez. 176 Academics
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