Parkside High School - Aries Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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Below: David Hudson demonstrates Below: Debbie Pryor and Beth Powell how to weld metal together. type in their computer programs. if i i . , 1' 2 ji' Q, f-20 Students leave the home school and travel to the center for halfa day. Courses are of- fered to Juniors in a morning session and to Seniors in an afternoon session. One advantage ofthe Senior program is on-thejob training. Local employers hire stu- dents and pay them as they learn valuable skills. For students who are not pursuing a college career, Vo- Tech provides an opportunity to learn a trade while still in high school. Craig Shrieves repairs a motor. C O f O S... mexx VO-Tech 25

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The Wicomico County education system provides specialized Below: Food service student, Kenny Price, checks on his casserole. iff., Below: Danny Reem carefully exam ines a car. training at the Wicomico Voca- tional Technical Center, which operates independently of the four regular high schools. Courses at this center include: Auto Body, Automechanics, Car- pentry, Masonry, Medical Ser- vices, Plumbing, Service Station Mechanics, Tailoring, Clothing, Welding, Child Care Assistant, Apparel Manufacturing, Office Practice and Steno Co-op. Below: Michelle Johnson cuts fabric to be sewn. 22 VO-Tech I l

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Math club - Sitting: Swapana Gupta, Don- na Parks, Denise Raab, Lana Carey, Jay Gal- lagher. Standing: Tom Thress, Carl Thress, Julie Poole, Stephan Wncent, Carl Wilson. N.l1.S. - Row 1: Lisa Boggs, Teresa Trum- ble, Row 2: Tricia Har- kins, Amy Hutchins, Tom Thress, Beth Ros- ing, Brian Rinehart, Marybeth Banks, Lana Carey, Lisa Hudson, Joanne Mclinight. Row 5: Donna Parks, Swa- pana Gupta, Scott Ragsdale, Karen Hall, Michelle Chatham, Ju- lie Poole, Donna Rich- ardson, Dawn Pully, Sharon Jones, Shari Miller, Teresa Dykes, Row 4: Stephan Vin- cent, Andy Thomas, Tim Johnson, Allan Rubin, Jim Trumble. 24 Mathfnns. with K YL INDIAN SUMMER i 2 5 - A P5252 f' T... ,,- .2 .