Cass High School - Monarch Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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ture work in their chosen areas 81 Demonstrating woodworking techniques to Clif- ford Baines is his instructor, Fred Hawkins. Actual work experience was made available for students enrolled in courses offering vocational labs. Neighboring restaurants provided on- the-iob training for girls participating in a Home Economics-based vocational lab. Local farmers gladly accepted the assistance of agriculture maiors as they learned the fundamentals of farming. Outside work was brought in for business students to take care of. These particular vocational courses and many more played an important role in the curriculum of Lewis Cass. Students enrolled in these courses could say that Nothing is better than experience itself. Don McRae and Greg Ulerick work together to repair an obstinate piece of machinery.

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The proper bit for his drill is Jeff Carver's main concern. A steady hand assures Morris Layman of a fine artistic design on his proiect. Vocational lab prepares students tc -uf. V - ,- f, f 1 1 . spasm-.ag In V'-at--nb ..: , i

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Actual experience proves To be loenefici The greenhouse is assembled with few mishaps, save an occasional cut on the hand. Hard at work, Rick Hensel applies himself to cuf- ting and measuring boards for the Building Trades house. XFN' wfwfii Q18 . ml Me-,W.,M -Y--Y V m , 'K Ne W: .il