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lleftl Tim Lewis, iunior Electronics student, works on a radio. lrightl Junior air condition- s- ing student Glen Hollister patiently works on a used air conditioner. .--o- ...,,....-.....---'---..-.....-.1 ,,,. ., ,. ... 1 J 1 ' . 1 ,M ' G ,t .Vtr . I Xk.V S-W 4 . f J f A Q .. j , ,- x 9' Y A Ji , . in 3 'QQ ,J 1 ,. - if S ' Q .. . , ,-. , ltopj Senior Electronics class members are lbackl Scott Thomas, Donald Brown, John Downey, Jim Hessler, Roy Baker, Don Wims and Vic Zimmerman. lfrontl Donald Clark, Gary O'Mere, Thomas Young, Keith Smith and Frank Bas- quez. lbottomj Junior Electronics class members are lbackl ' nf H 'Tx Micheal Swearington, Benny Gambinnei, Charlie Mills, Jerry Ratcliff, Mark Whitehouse, Paul Picazo, Tony Rogers, Tony Rogers, Tim Lewis. lfrontl Steve Williams, Orval Shultz, Ricky Treavathan, Daniel Sanchez, Anthony Martinez, and Mr. Wawarasky. vica 159
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V.1. CA. fcontj Repairing Televisions and radios, the Radio 81 T.V. chapter of V.I.C.A. keeps busy handling electronic equipment and keeping delicate machinery finely tuned. Mr. Larry Waworsky sponsors this V.l.C.A. chapter. Mr. Charles Beddingfield's V.I.C.A. chapter is a cooperative program where students go to school half a day and work the other half at an industrial iob. These iobs include meat cutting, auto body work and plastic fabrication. Cabinet-making directed by Mr. Jesse King con- structs cabinets, shelving and other obiects for Mac- Arthur and other AISD schools. The 8 V.I.C.A. chapters on campus provide ser- vices forthe school and community giving members the opportunity to learn while serving. Junior electronics student, J. R. Ratcliff takes a meter reading. .' I . . i
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Ecology Club .. cleans up Ecology Club dedicated to saving and improving the envi- ronment, started the year off helping the litter situation and earning S65 besides. They collected empty soft drink bottles. Besides satisfying that awakening need to conserve, the Ecology Club ioined with other organizations to raise money for a mascot. Appropriately enough their booth cleaned up with a dunking stand. Plans for next year include membership expansion and more money raising projects according to Mr. Wayne Dun- lap, sponsor. gp' Taking the final step, David McKee and Mr. , Wayne Dunlap take a count of the iars they collected after a hard day's work of cleaning the community. Ecology members Terry Guppy, Greg A Fritsche, Pat Krummel, Billy Townsley, Arthur Condera, David McKee, and Mr. Wayne Dun- lap succeed in collecting bottles and iars to clean up the community. l 60 ecology KHEHNMWT.. 1
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