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I® Available to all students were in¬ troductory courses in Physical and Life Sciences; these ranged from Earth Science to advanced Physics. The department offered the oppor¬ tunity to experience the process of science in laboratory investigations of many phenomena of Nature rele¬ vant to daily living. Besides student conducted experiments, there were lectures and demonstrations; stu¬ dents were taught fundamental lab techniques and were instructed in the basic skills of the laboratory. There were then opportunities for students to engage in projects in those areas of personal interest. Through these projects and experi¬ ments studen ts were able to form their own concluions and apply the techniques they had mastered; it was a prerequisite that the student have a firm understanding of these techniques before attempting any lab investigation. Above: Debbie Triplett prepares for future shock. Right: Connecting the current provides a hair-raising experience.
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f ml !• ; - 7 %, | l i if 1 On the job training in real life situations was available to students who took Vocational Education courses. There was a wide selec¬ tion from which to choose, in¬ cluding Drafting and Design, Elec¬ tronics, Cosmetology, Barbering, Auto Body Repair, Trowel Trades and Carpentry. Cosmetology and Barbering stu¬ dents actually took in customers to help them improve their skills. They offered such services as mani¬ curing, shampooing, hair styling and cutting for a relatively low fee (usually $.50-$2.00). Electronics students rehabilitated items such as stereo equipment, television sets and radios; the same was true for Auto Body Repair students who practiced such skills as frame straightening, welding, and glass replacement. As a point of particular interest, some students successfully combined experience and education in the actual con¬ struction of a house. Vocational courses gave students experience for after-graduation em¬ ployment and served to acquaint them with situations they would en¬ counter on the job. I
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