Canyon Del Oro High School - Anos De Oro Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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,--....... .N......., --..?.,. .-......... 4-L., C21 Cl.'..... Auto-Tech club was designed to give auto mechanic students a chance visit Vocational Trade schools and Colleges. to Duane Francom, Auto mechanics teacher and sponsor of the club explains that the tech club gives the time to work on cars other than just in class. The club meets weeknites after school. A small fee is charged to all members of the club. This year the money will be used to supply the auto-mechanics room with a stereo system. Club rules require that each member be enrolled in an auto mechanics class. Equipment provided by the school is always available for the students use. Machines range from the Glass Beader to the Front End Alignment. Students learn the proper use and care of each machine. S. Auto Tech!173

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The Bible Club, under the direction of Mr. McAlevy, is composed of students interested in studying and discussing the moral, ethical, and religious mean- ings and questions contained in the Bib- le. Interested students of any faith are welcome to attend the meetings, every Tuesday afternoon in Mr. lVlcAlevy's room, for discussion and propounding of the faith, or any faith, for that matter. . Argumentation and heckling are cheer- fully accepted in a friendly manner, as long as they are delivered in said manner. The club is very tolerant, and willing to teach those who are misguided the true faith. Those who wish to gain acquaintance with the Bible and its religion are welcomed with open arms and open minds. Contact Mr. McAlevy if you are interested. It will pro- bably be worth your while. Surprisingly enough, most learning experiences are. Peace for all is a very good idea when you come to think about it. r ,ter g '2 Bible Club Page 172: UPPER RIGHT. The Bible Club, LOWER LEFT, Mr. McAlevy gets a kick out of teaching LOWER RIGHT, Mr. McAlevy makes a point durlng a Bible Club meeting.

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Gymnastics Year round practice is the secret for the success of C.D.O.'s outstanding gym- nasts as they combine creative skills and highly developed gymnastic techniques to perform their routines. C.D.O. students participated in a city- wide gymnastic clinic during September which offered many opportunities for new ideas, techniques, and styles. Many talented gymnasts returned to the varsity team this year combining their experience and talents with last year's Junior Varsity team to achieve an im- pressive corps of well disciplined and highly trained performers. In addition to gymnastic competition the girls on the team also worked with the band to create a routine for halftime entertainment at the football game against Sabino High School. A victory at the interstate Gymnastic Meet will capture the state title for C.D.O. for the fourth consecutive year. 174!Gymnastics