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Mike Norman flips the switch in his Vocational Elearical Trades class. i i.. ' :y:? ' ' « I I H n Jj H i 1 ' H Woodworking was )ust one pan of ' the Vocational Agriculture courses. — Time sp ent with friends was what stu- dents enjoyed most.
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Vocational skills Learned by students Senior Lisa Plasencia said vocational courses are ful- filling, fun, and actively in- volve the students. For stu- dents who wanted to enter the vocational field after high school, taking special classes and getting involved in vo- cational classes was the best bet. Business courses such as accounting, typing, sales, ad- vertising, and shorthand were offered to every stu- dent. Clubs such as DECA, FBLA, OEA, OEA Word Processing were formed to get a better understanding of what business is all about. V.O.E. is a great class be- cause it prepares you for your office job and lets you get the feeling of an actual job, said Dinah Oliveras, senior. Other aspects of vocation- al programs were courses such as: metal trades, wood working, auto mechanics, electrical trades, and air con- ditioning. Tliese courses en- abled the students to get a job during or after high school. Junior Eric Ortiz said, Vocational Drafting helped me to get ahead in my career in drafting. Vocational programs of- fered some students an al- ternative to enable them to attend school half a day and work half the day at a vo- cational job thus putting their newly learned skills to use. The Vocational program also consisted of Health Oc- cupations which provided training in health related ca- reers. I felt being in a voca- tional class was a very nec- essary part of my life, it helped me decide on my ca- reer, said Peter Brady, sophomore. Incomplete: Brian Thompson Photos: Clay Camp Pro)eas such as this were done in Vo- Bill Barnds works to complete an as- cational Drafting. sign 52
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« b . % it r liiii 6!£!!|iii % Break a leg! Just kiddingi Senior Anita Arnold shows off her pig at the Walter Gerlach Livest(.K;k Show. The play Persephone was portrayed by members of the Latin Club, senior Brian Black, and junior Johnny Ludden were characters. With a click of the castanets, brother and sister team junior Martha and senior Juan Salinas perform a Mexican dance during Intcrnatuma! Night, 54 Clubs : ' • C i3- f
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