Eldorado High School - Sunburst Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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Vicki Greene picks up practical skills in Business while working in the cafeteria during second lunch. Mastering A Trade he vocational classes offer students the opportunity to learn and prac- tice vocational skills which could help them both obtain and work in jobs after high school. The vocational classes that are offered include photography, drafting, woods, met- als, and foods. With this variety of choices in which students interested in vocational careers can choose, Eldorado satities the majority of the students interests. The photography classes improve your ability to be selfreliant. Another advantage is that Photos ll, lll Br IV can hold V.l.C.A. club meetings during class time. During these meetings, the photography students improve their skills by planning for the an- nual V.l.C.A. contest. The vocational classes are an important part of the curriculum. Eldorado students are at an advantage since many of these class s are not offered at other schools. This jvantage will l. students in the fu- ture Pb market. 125 Vocational

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124 Business Through working in the student store, Fernando White learns the importance of business. Janine Buttera gains practical secretarial skills by working as deans aide. Justin Vandevort puta the finishing touches on a wrought iron fence during Mr. Paine's 4th period Metals Class. ln Mr. Pomeroy's Photo ll Class, Johnny Greene pours the chemical meeded to develop his tilm.

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126 Trustee CLARK COU TY SCHOOL DISTRICT BO RD OF TRUSTEES FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Yvonne Atkinson Gates, Vice-President: Shirley Holst, President: Dan R. Newburn, Clerk. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark W. Schofield, Lucille Lusk, Jan Biggerstaff, Howard Hollingsworth. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS DR. ROBERT WENTZ .-.