Dysart High School - El Demonio Yearbook (El Mirage, AZ)

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VOCA HUNAL VIGOR Have you ever wanted to make dresser for your room? Clean the carbeurator ot dad's car? Cook like mom does? 0r drive a car? The students who took classes like auto shop, wood shop, home economics, and drivers education no longer ha ve to wish, thanks to Mr. Bingham who taught his classes how to make dressers, cabinets and tables: Mr. Brooks who taught his classes howto clean carburetors and even to change the oil of a can Mrs. South who taught her classes how to cook many new and interesting toodsg Mr. Anglin who taught his Drivers Ed students how to, of course, drive. The RE classes did many things. Mrs. Kohler taught her girls RE students everything from badmitton to jumping hurdles, and Mr Tassinari taught everything from basketball to wres- tling. The adaptive RE classes, taught by Mr. Fenton, were lor students who had broken an arm, leg etc. They went swimming and lifted weights to rebuild their strength. All in all the Vocationalffi E. classes were a great asset to Dysart. They gave students a taste of the real world and taught many new skills that will be needed both now and in the future. onej That will make Mom happy, Marcelrno, tor sure! twol I simply refuse to explain it again, Mr Anglin answers. three! Darrelt are you sure that bolt tits there? four! Lets get it together guys! tivel Hey Ste ve, there Ls a dietronary to interpret those foreign words ol Mr lfing's! Tom says, six! But Mrs. Kohler, I told you leant, complains Lucy. seven! Wheres the bottom? asks Freddy Hernandez. 71

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