Clark High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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Students form skills, develop study habits in vocational classes Some elements of the curriculum feature practical learning experiences useful in doily life. Business classes offer students the opportunity to learn many office skills. In the classroom, students achieve speed and accuracy through timed writes in typing, shorthand, and briefhand. Other courses stress operation of machines used in today's business offices, the importance of accounting and the usefulness of consumer economics. Through these classes interested students learn the methods of operating efficiently in the business world. In shop classes students learn the maintenance and repair of automobiles, carpentry and cabinet making. and metal working. Drafting classes teach the fundamentals of architectural design for the present and future. Child Development and Family Life prepare the interested students for married life and the responsibilities that come with raising a family. Through hands-on experience students learn practical skills in clothing, foods, and interior design. Vocational Classes 205

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204 Vocational Classes I. Sowing classes build pride and workmanship. 2. An auto shop student performs a tune-up. 3. Students push forward to obtain speed and accuracy during timed writes. 4. In cooking classes, students learn the basics of food preparation. 5. Drafting classes enablo students to increaso architectural abilities. 6. Sewing classes teach hand and eyo-coordi-notion to incrooso skills.

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206 Required Classes I. Leslie Thornes keeps up on her notobook in Heelth. 2. Mrs. Dorothy Adems holps e student in e careers class. 3. The study of human anatomy is only one part of tho hoolth classes' curriculum. 4. Postors stress drivor safety. 5. Students loom coordinotion through P.E. classes. 6. Robin Zillmon runs o rolay in P.E. class.