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ICT, Preparing for the Future ICT stands for Industrial Cooperative Training. It in run by Mr Chapman who ha» directed ICT for the past 15 year The ICT program in a combination of on-the-job train- ing and studying m the classroom ICT also has a club which is used to complement the program, and this club raises money for the students by candy sale , and sidling conces- sion at basketball and football games Students in ICT are trained in a field that takes about 200 hours to master ICT Row 1: Vickie Weldon. President, John Coffin, Secretary. Kris Barber, Vice President, Jackie Arnold. Treasurer Row 2: Bob Edgecomb. Jennifer Green. Terry Dickson. Jim Fanselow. Patti Hanna. Sheila Dowell. Deion Tosh Row 3: Jennifer Kalsow. Brad Hunt. Ed McVay, Jcannic Clark. Jody Combs Row 4: Darrell Chapman, Ted Hiner. Bob Conroy. Scott Banghart. Steve Jorgenson. Kenny Conley. Dale Cirad I John Coffing u saving the plumbing. 2. Jamie Fanselow changes a tire for a customer 3 Wendy Cothran is nnging up the change 4 Jennifer Kalsow is watering various plants. 5. ICT'ers fill out income tax returns ICT 27
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TAT the Backstage Heroes Technical Arts Technicians, known around the school as TAT. are responsible for all actions that happen back stage. This year they did so well that they were able to buy new equipment for the auditorium. TAT Front Row: Steve Mott, Troy Wesolek, Jody Kingslover Row Two: Shane Garber, Mr. Rhode», Darel Beghtel, Mike Rosentreter Row Three: Steve Broviak, John Regan. Mark Rasuik, Brian Broviak, Kevin Jerndt. Row Four Kenny Skaggs, Nikki Vapensky, Chris Cummings. Jon Broviak TAT 1. Russell Evans doesn't hit Earl Otter in a vital spot. 2. Nikki Vapenski and Mark McNeal work- ing intently on Variety Show lights 26 TAT
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COE: Learning New Skills COE: COE which stands for cooperative office education is for students to get experience in their future jobs. Students in COE get out fourth, fifth, and sixth hours to work at their jobs. The students must apply for the class. Cot Row One: Natalie Prast, Lome Knoll. Carol Felton Row Two: Cina Reese. Jodi Boone, Tina Walker. Angie Weliver, Vickie Stegall Row Three: Nancy Miller. Shelly Bradford, Dick Bauer I Jody Boone answers the phone at her place of employment 2. Tina Walker finishes up on a few last minute details 3. Kelly Wrobleski smiles as she works on her assigned job. 4. Nancy Miller enjoys being at work 5. Angie Weliver puts her typing skills to work. 28 COE
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