Chippewa Valley High School - Layon Yearbook (Clinton Township, MI)

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llliili I-l-lu I ill' ll li ll li ll ll li 152 'Metals' of Honor The Tool and Die Vocational Program is one of the most realistic programs offered at Chippewa. Students are trained by a 15-year-tool and die veteran Mr. Tom McCormick in every facet of the business. From punching in on a time clock to breaking for coffee. Tool and Die shops realize a greater demand than any other vocational cIass, claims Mr. McCormick because Chippewa students are taught a more precise skill with the latest equipment. According to the latest survey tool and die workers rank fourth on the nations list of most needed workers.

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11-,fz,15'i1lg'1HQ1.,LS2.,,1: I feel the class is very much like the work world, commented Mr. Ron LaCross about his Graphics Arts class. Through this class many opportunities are available, for example, developing the ability to coordinate production with a professional machine, to make intelligent usage as encountered in the students life everyday, and of course the basic knowledge to build on for a career in the advertising world. Mr. LaCr0SS 'I 53