Topeka West High School - Chevalier Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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o-Tech Offers aried Training Cooperative Industrial Train- ing gave on-the-job training in fields such as laboratory assist- ance to auto repair. Two hours were spent in the classroom. One class reviewed skills to be used on the job, and the second class covered employee rela- tions and the understanding of job forms. Each student was required to work at least three hours a day and earned the min- ium wage. Vo-tech offered 24 classes, ranging from welding to nurses training, VVest students attend- ed classes half days on campus, then went to AVTS classes in their chosen vocation. 1, .I .ff ii ABOVE RIGHT: Busily stocking sliclvcs as part of his juli inthe CIT program is Rick XVciscr, '76, RIGHT: Prepar- ing for u future nccnputinn, Kenny McGill lcurns the techniques of welding at AVIS. ABOVE: Seth 'llmmayy '75, attempts to find an unsn 1-r to a puzzling prolmlc-in cnnccrning auto ineclninics while nn the job at AVTS. 94

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ABOVE: While Mrs. Dana Hensley packs as she prepares to leave, some ofthe debate squad wish her future luck. BELOW: Practicing their skills is debate, Craig Templeton and Tom Saville, '76, discuss the strategy they are planning lo use in this year's topic. Debaters 4th In State Meet With the effort of more than sixty debaters, twice as many as last year, and with the advice of Mrs. Dana Hensley, debate coach, the squad won 81 awards including first place at the 4A District Tournament. Plac- ing fourth, Topeka West was repre- sented by Clee Arnold, joel Gin- sparg, jeff Light and William Weissbeck. The 1975 debate topic was Re- solved: That the United States should significantly change the method of selecting the presidential and vice-presidential candidates. 96