Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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Wiring The House 2 The elecTriciTy class aT The Harrodsburg VocaTion- 2 al school is TaughT by Mr. Fred Knickerbocker. The elecTriciTy class learns The basics of how To draw and how To wire o house. The sTudenTs are responsible for wiring The whole elecTrical sysTem of The house ThaT was builT by The carpenTry class. 3 I really enjoy wiring The house, said junior Mark ,f Metcalf. I Think iT is a real challenge. The class is supervised jusT as well as oTher classes. 1 STudenTs are also able To work aT Their own pace. Our Teacher is always There if we need him, if ET said junior Wayne Hawkins. l'l'm noT rushed aT do- ing rny work. I jusT work aT my own pace. li - , ff ...s,.. L . . f:QdauN- Taking a break from wiring The house, junior Wayne Hawkins and Senior Trevor PiaTT poses for The carnera while a sTudenT from Teacher Fred Knickerbocker Talk abouT The house They have anoTher counTy works on wiring The house. been wiring. Working an elecTricaI swiTch, junior Mark Metcalf pulls on a few wires. QAT Topj ElecTriciTy - 427

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426 House AT Work If you need o house builT, jusT geT in Touch wiTh The Horrodsburg VocdTionol School corpenTry closs. Eoch yeor The corpenTry closs builds d house, which is Their rnojor projecT. lvlosT sTudenTs reolly enjoy working on The house. IT hos been hdrd building o house, buT iT olso hos been reolly fun, sold junior Richard Cunningham. i'lT mokes you redlize how much work goes inTo building jusT one house. i'l Think iT is d real chollenge for The sTudenTs while working on The house, soid Mr. Holly Chilton. Mr. Chilton Tedches The cdrpenTry cldss. The whole yedr is noT dedicoTed jusT To building The house. The closs olso does speciol projecTs such os rnoking ndrne bloTes which They sell for profiTs for The closs. lf sTudenTs reolly Try, They con benefiT o IoT from This cIdss, sold senior Tim Schell, o Two-year cor- penTry sTudenT. WesTern-Anderson junior Mark Hursi ond senior Ronnie Black Try To sTroighTen ouT The Toble sow. Trying To cuT The rlghT size of wood, senior Tim Schell does o IiTTle figuring before cuTTing, l - VocdTionol CorpenTry Uivloking iT srnooTh' is whoT junior Brlan Jones senior Anlhony Aldridge ond junior Richard Cunningham Try To occompllsh

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BusCyDiness Typing, shorThcrncl, occounTing, ond doTo pro- cessing ore The business courses ToughT oT voco- Tionol school. Teochers Lawrence Hendren, Judy Suffer, ond Debbie Reed cire in charge of Teoching sTuclenTs To become skillful in office TronsocTions. Some of The sTuclenTs ThoT porTicipoTe in FBLA who have o B average, may also porTlcipoTe in The co- op progrom. In This progrom, sTudenTs work ouTslde in onoTher office for Two weeks, oncl work in The classroom for Two weeks. They are paid of leosT minimum wage, and receive lnvoluoble on-The-job Training. I recilly enjoy my co-op job ond olso The people I work wiTh, sold senior Lisa Bobleti. IT gives me o loT of Troining, ond I Think iT will really help ofTer I groduoTe. During The business class oT vocofioncil school, junior Candy Greene prcicTices her Typing skillsr Trying To geT oll of her work complefed, senior Ann Jeffries works on finishing a reporT. Working wiTh compuTers in The GoTo processing closs is some- Thlng senior Michelle Greene spends cr loT of Time cloing. 428 - Vocofionol-Business