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Repairing, Building To Prepare For Future Jobs Students enrolled in Auto Mechanics learn the basics of servicing automobiles. They are often permitted to bring their cars to school to work on. In the electronics class students learn how to connect different types of circuits. Also, they learn how to repair household appliances and radios, their own often. Building Trades teaches the participants the basics of carpentry. The students have many projects, the largest of which, is building a one story house. Above are Mike Wendell, Tim Grafing and Doug Hahn playing cards on the bus ride to Brookings. Linda Duncan is seated in the background watching. Top Right is Electronics teacher, Mr. Jim Adkins, giving some advice to Kierk Sorensen. Middle Right is Mr. Dennis Blocker, Building Trades instructor, and Tommy Thomas inspecting their work. Bottom Right are Jay LaRoche and Mr. Marvin Iverson, Auto Mechan- ics instructor, working on a car. 26 Faculty
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Vocational Education Increases Skills Health Occupations students receive on-the-job experience at the Brooking's Hospital twice a week. Also, these students learn health techniques in the classroom. In Business Education, students learn the basics of office management and secretarial studies. They, also, acquire on-the-job training for four weeks at the end of the year. To get a better idea of the job market, students are placed in businesses in their hometown through Sales and Service, a new course offered at the Vocational School. Top Left is Mr. Les Kor, Busi- ness Education teacher. Middle Left is Betty Jo Hanson and Jerrelyn Schmidt working in Business Education. Above is Mrs. Pat Bortnem Health Occupations teacher. Left is Mr. Brad Bonde, Distribu- tive Education teacher. F aculty 25
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Services Make School Run Filling the appetites of the students isn't always an easy job for the cooks. However, everyday the students rush to the feeding line to see what ingenious way the cooks have prepared the meal for the day. Patiently awaiting them, the ticket puncher is always ready with a smile on her face and a punch or two. Dirty towels and other items are washed all day long. They leave the laundry room with a fresh, clean scent. Top Left is Mrs. Pansy Bachman, who takes care of the laundry. Above is Mrs. Camillace DeNure, who punches the lunch tickets of the students and faculty. Left is the kitchen staff. They are Mrs. Wadia Becker, Mrs. Rita Emter, Mrs. Minnie Haugen, Mrs. Beatrice Smallfield, and Mrs. Doris Solem. Kitchenhelp 27
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