Grayling High School - Viking Saga Yearbook (Grayling, MI)

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YOU PUT INTO IT. YOU GET OUT OF SOMETHING WHAT YOU We are in GOAL because we want to change ourselves end our ways of learning, and we have often found that in the many demanding physical and social situa- tions we find ourselves in, we are often our own best teachers. Credits: Photography and Layouts by Mr. Mike Delp and students of the Goal Class. LNI lOd GOA 1VHM 9NIH13VNI0S dO 100 139 00A 29 YOU GET OUT OF SOMETHING WHAT YOU PUT INTO IT. YOU GET OUT OF SOMETHING WHAT YOU PUT INTO IT. YOU GET OUT OF SOU

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YOU GET OUT OF SOMETHING WHAT YOU PUT jOAL is an academic program, yet one of the most important features it has is that of wilderness outings. 4,Throughout the year GOAL students backpack for four mweeks, finding themselves in situations which demand -concentration, endurance, and commitment.

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YOU GET OUT OF SOMETHING WHAT YOU PUT INTO IT. YOU GET OUT OF SOMETHING WHAT 2 O cn O D O LU O D O The Cooperative Occupational Program (Co-op) is a vocational course offered to G.H.S. Juniors and Seniors. The purpose of the program is to provide released time from school and school supervision for students who have jobs in the community. The on-the-job training that the students receive complements the in-school training which occurred earlier. Co-op students may be released for up to four class periods a day and receive 1 credit per semester. They are also paid a fair wage by their employer for the work which is per- formed. Co-op can be a meaningful experience for college bound stu- dents as well as career oriented students. Y 00A 1VHM 0NIH13W0S dO 100 130 00A 'll 01NI lOd 00A 1VHM 0NIH13W0S dO 100 130 00A 'll 0.