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

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Drafting: Planning Ahead y, t ,,.,, . 'intl Q 'il if-it aA-W g 5 y g g 2 3 Plans are the first step before you can do just about anything. ln building though, your plans have to be exact and Mr. Rozoff helps his Drafting students develop the precision that drafters need. It's a challenging class that requires both mental and manual skill. There are an unlimited amount of places where drafting skills can be used, and many doors can be opened for the future by them. .diff s gf' , 4 A 1 Mr. Rozoff keeps his students very busy. Vicky Markovich keeps a close eye on her work. What are you drawing Victor? Mike Werthman will always stop what he's doing to pose for a picture.

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L, Raising the Roof The students in Building Trades are working on projects ranging from closets to barns, and everything is overseen by Mr. Mahar. The two year course is designed to provide the students with job entry skills in the areas of carpentry, plumbing, electricity, masonry, and painting. These skills will be helpful to the students in the future, even if they choose not to go into the building profession. Sal Caruso and Tony Musto are stunned by their good work The gang's all here. Mr. Maher shows Tom Lattanzi and Bob Fournier how to do it right Sal Caruso and Tom Lartanzi whistle while they work

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Working with wires and watts, tuning them up and changing them around, this is what Electricity and Electronics is all about. The students under the supervision of their teacher Gil Mattson are involved in experiments that are literally shocking, which require a lot of patience and hard work. Once well acquainted with the field, they move on to working on t.v.s and pinball machines. ln ..-......,..,, ii' 4 High Voltage 1. Steve Baloga enjoys electricity. 2. Angelo Taomino fixes the pinball machine. 3. Mr. Mattson assists Harold with his project. 4. Doug Hackenbruch works intenselv on the electrogram.