Coolidge High School - President Yearbook (Coolidge, AZ)

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2. E Y' K X X ' f ft M N . 5 X so ' W6 1. Vicki Henry worked after school at the Cattlemen's Shop. 2. Rick Sesma stocked the freezer at Del Camino Market. 3. Cheryl Skrla rang up a sale on the cash register at Del Camino. Life-47

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co-op changes to work experience The 1974-75 year marked an end for Co-op and a beginning for Work Experience. Seniors were required to take six classes unless they were in Work Experience. This created a problem for most Seniors-to take the choice of staying in school for two more hours or work in the afternoon. Many Seniors took the opportunity to work and had a lot of fun while learning through experience. The program was very successful and educational although some students complained about the Thursday morning meeting at 7:30. 4 lf 25 si . f l its 1 mf 5, .1 lx y. , 1 mi? ' Q A W l lil 4... xi- x md l 'T l l 5 f,C.l ll 0' -ewxliHHN 'i' if fe an - 1. Russ Young was caught hard at work at the Lumber Yard. 2. julie Aguirre took time out for a picture. 3. Vickie Kennedy paused as she waited for more customers at the B-K. 4. Beth Shope counted out the money for one of the customers at Shope's market. Mark Barrows bagged the grocery purchase. 46-Life A

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chs paves the way to the future 1. The Auto Mechanics class listened while Stacy Mills explained exactly how big she wanted her auto part, 2. Putting on an apron was the first step for the Bachelor Survival Class. 3. Paul Vasquez, Ruben Reyes, and Albert Delsi adjusted the heat of the stove to assure them an even boiling temperature, 4. Alex Hernandez and john Crawford carefully mixed their batter. 5. Frank Snow measured off his board for square corners. 6, Doug Butterfield smoothed off a few rough edges from his drafting project. 48-Life