Luling High School - Aquila Yearbook (Luling, TX)

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Ruby Soto, sophomore, works on a light socket during a homemaking class home repair unit. Tina Rangel, junior, works on the computer in VOE. Joanna Glass, Personal Business Management, Word Processing, VOE Joanne Hedrick, Home and Family Living, Home Economics I, II; Food and Nutrition Gilbert Zuniga, CVAE Koger Lopez, sophomore, tends to his lamb just before the Luling Stock Show. ACADEMICS 101

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OPPORTUNITIES Opportunities for learning and lead- ership were available for business, agri- culture and shop students. Woodwork- ing class involved working with ma- chines such as the jigsaw, and building projects. In agriculture, students learned ani- mal grooming, feeding and keeping re- cords for the livestock they planned to exhibit at the Luling Stock Show. Then during the spring, We learned shop safety rules before beginning a tool box project, Juan Hernandez, junior Ag II student, said. Vocational Office Education involved many things a person entering the busi- ness world needs to know. I learned to use the computer for typesetting, how to use the stencil and memeo duplica- tors, and how to mold my mouth just right when using the copy machine, senior David Isbell explained. Homemaking was a subject where a lot more than just cooking and sewing got done. One interesting unit was the self home repair, Mrs. Joanne Hedrick said. CVAE class worked on an upholstery shop built on Austin Street. In early spring progress was slow because of in- clement weather. Mr. Gilbert Zuniga, teacher, said the shop was built by 15 freshmen and 3 sophomores working two hours each day. William Hendricks, General Woods, General Metals Gerald Schmale, Ag Mechanics, Ag I, 11 Chris Henderson, senior, works with a jigsaw in woodworking class. 100 AG OFFICE EDUCATION

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Sophomore Jimmy Otto shoots the ball to start a game while James Garner, senior, waits for his shot. 102 UIL PE