Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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QW? ' mf. Looking carefully over his choice of tools in carpentry class, senior Brian Iones tries to decide which is best fitted for his task. Iunior Iamey Vaughn practices his skill olympics for VICA by wiring a wall. Wy r I f I xv, of l Eff 2 i ? 5 Senior Melissa Cubert works vigorously to complete her typing assignment. During the ten minute break at vocational school, junior Bill Crawford decides to get a snack to calm his stomach. Vocational Classes - 63

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Vocational School . . . Despite the long bus trip to and from Harrodsburg, many juniors and seniors chose vocational school for their first three classes of the day I took vocational school to learn a trade, said senior electrician Rusty Sayre. I have learned a lot and I'm going to study radio and TV repair after I graduate. Vocational school offers a chance to learn a trade and gives a change of pace from the same everyday blandness of school. Examining a piece of plywood, senior David Gaines chooses one without flaws for carpentry class. Smoothing a piece of metal,junior Mike Smith concentrates on his work for welding class. MQAV Inputing data on the computer, senior Paula Toll concentrates on the day's assignment. At vocational school, seniors Richard Cunningham and Kevin Dean fill out applications for summerjobs. 62 - Vocational Classes

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. . . Teaches a Trade Q- 543 . Senior Shane Gammon works to complete an electricity worksheet with a vocational student from Harrodsburg. After completely rewiring a dishwasher in electricity class, senior Blaine Peach repaints the dishwasher door. In carpentry class, junior William McKee cuts a dowel rod with a band saw f . Iunior Scott Clark works to rebuild an en- gine for an auto mechanics assignment. 64 - Vocational Classes s l -gi I A af Q 5- Q ', l K' 5 Q it K' I 3 it ' X 1 Nr I l 1