Kings Park High School - Kingsmen Yearbook (Kings Park, NY)

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T 5 ff 'I'oEo o o QQCQAQI- MQEQRQIQT ' f : J.-5 . P The L.A. Technological Center Io- .,g3. .4 cated in Dix Hills and Northport is a , - vocational school. Many of our stu- . , m.m......ar' i ' dents go to this facility to study such . trades as auto mechanics, advertising ' -. 4 art, photography, cosmetology, nurs- :1 ing, air conditioning and refrigeration, electronics and carpentry This curricu- lum is intense and thorough. A student who successfully completes any of the course of study will be well prepared to go into the job market Q C -:SJ 'Vfi . W. 3. ' la . , I I 0 . 4 n 'B , J 1' A . AJ BETTEB GET MAACO Putting a new finish on an old car is Steve Menk. PIT STOP The garage fosters both talent and friendship for Todd Baldwin. L . ' ' . .. 1 u '- . ' h . , . ' - Q .- . K A - '2 ' ' . TRANSMISSIONS ABE USt The instructor ' N teaches Mike De Saro and Todd Baldwin H 0m Z A . the finer points of auto engines. P' -gz'f.:f,. it 5, 5' 1' V ' ' . - ' -by . as -,' Wilson Tech

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