Madras High School - Hi Sage Yearbook (Madras, OR)

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I! 3 VOCATIONAL ARTS PROGRAM TRAINS FOR After high school occupatio Madras HIgh s VocatIonal Department IS a very actIve and Impuo part of the hIgh school ThIs year for the fIrst tIme the Bus Department was Included In the VocatIonal Arts FaIr Madras E e tary school was also Involved VOCBTIODS Involved Include the followmg classes Wood Sho and Two lntroductIon to ConstructIon DraftIng One Two and Metals One and Two Clvletal ProductIon!Metal FabrIcatIonJ F One and Two Small Gas Engmes AgrIculture One Two Thre Four GraphIc Arts One Two and ProductIon Home Econ Foods Art Photography and BUSINESS related classes The VocatIonal Department as a whole gIV6S the studen opportunuty to take part In the best courses InstructIon WISE entIre state commented Mr Thorpe Head of the VocatIonal D ment Other Department TeachersInclude Nlr GIllIland Mr Noel Mr ford Mr Larson Mrs Crocker MISS Baker Mr Commmgore ar Gerke HS rtant Iness men s One hree restry BFI ITIICS ts an In the part an Id . I I I I I I I I I I I I I d I I I D - , . , c . , . , .S - , . , . , , . , Mr. 'FY 28fVOCATIONAL

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1. Pat Randle, freshman, looks over his setup. 2. Bonny Younger, Melinda Easter, and Becky Olsen, freshmen, discuss their science pro- ject with enthusiasm. 3. Freshman, Brenda Jalbert, works hard on her frosh sledge test. 4. Brad Blackman, Freshman, watches with interest as his substances separate. 5. Rick Fiala and Marie Ochs find out if studying really pays off as they finish up a test. 6. Pat Short is suprised by the photographer during an ex- periment. ...J Q I P K! 5 . o . , I Ae-mugs ,i i

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1. Grayson Walker and Sam Rufener, juniors, do the dishes after a project in Home-Ec. 2. Drafting is a main concern of this student. 3. Frank Easterling, junior, helps Mr. Sanford look over the woods I projects. 4. Working diligently on his drafting project is Greg White, sophomore. 5. Steve Rogers, junior, and Ben Reardon, senior, build a mini-barn for the Vo- cational Arts Fair. 6. Tami Thomas works on a typing project for the fair also. 1 l I