Douglas MacArthur High School - MacArtair Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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MacArthur vocational iunior and senior students, learn Cosmetology, Drafting, Auto Mechanics, Electronics, Building Trades, and Cabinetmaking. These dedicated Vocational students worked hard in building and repairing proiects for our school. Vocational students look forward to finishing school and putting their new talents to use. lamon No 5 Auto Mechanics Washinsfon Swfe 57l'?i1fEi.ii Siwi' '72 Q Russell Bartlett - Air Conditioning 1 Texas A8iM riff' ' V :L I gtg, i il Jessie King Cabinetmaking

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b c f. 60 C. Drafting sets the wheels in motion for a profitable career. b. Learning to build individual and school projects keep cabinetmaking students busy. c. Students in air conditioning learn how to repair refrigeration units. d. Students learn to repair their own cars and the way cars operate during their two-year stay in auto mechanics. e. Cosmetology students learn a valuable and profitable profession. Building trades gives helpful ideas that can be used for many years. g. Using precision electronic equipment is a big part of repairing televisions and radios.

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a. Mass media classes learn about today's different kinds of communications and how they operate. b. English classes discuss correct procedures in writing sentences. c. Junior English classes prepare for their remaining years of English by careful study and preparation. d. Writing essays and stories are part of the work in English 3-4. e. The use of audio equipment makes teacher's iob a bit easier. f. Ms. Welch helps students who have learning difficulties to improve their skills. g. Ms. Lillard, department head, helps a student through some rough grammar.