Marana High School - El Tigre Yearbook (Marana, AZ)

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s gels , 4' ocational Shop classes challenge students with new techniques I. 1 5 1 5 After being asked whether his shop classes tend to keep people in school who might otherwise drop out, Mr. Neppl replied yes and also said it contributed to a better attitude in the students. There are approximately 503 stu- dents enrolled in shop classes at Ma- rana. Some of the goals of the shop pro- gram was to have the students learn how to safely and efficiently use the machines, to have an advanced program of welding offered, to get a land lab, and t p n sas, . 4. fi . ,jlii . as - - 1 ., , - 2: s 2 ikl ' Q fys ,I 2,5 bf S 1 f S 13 to win the National Chapter Award. is We 10 1. Mr. Cliff Nystrom 2. Mr. Chestnut super- vises students while tuning an engine in auto- shop. 3. Mr. Saxe listens carefully to the questions asked by students about the tool boxes they are working on. 4. Lisa Elick, Paula Nicol- son, and Bill Post look on while Mr. Neppl looks up a disputed clause in the FFA handbook. 5. Mr. Casoni and Gary Reeves take a look under a car, to check and make sure all is in working order. 6. Mr. Tom Jones 7. Mr. Tom Neppl 8. Mr. Paul Saxe 10. A student in wood- shop uses a power saw to help complete his project for the nine weeks. 11. Mr. Larry Casoni 12. Mr. Tom Chestnut. Faculty 121

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