Mazama High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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y?lr puTvrl. Whether it is woods, met- als, mechanical drawing, art, auto, small engines, or electricity, students seem to enjoy their Industrial Arts classes. These classes are extremely useful in the future years of students' lives. Industrial Arts are the most popular elective classes taken by students, especially guys. They are classes that students can do what they enjoy with their hands. For example, building a table, drawing house plans, making a clay sculpture, repairing an en- gine, or even making a met- al candle holder. These classes can also be used as building blocks for future jobs students may choose to specialize in. For some though, they offer a chance to break the rigor of a daily schedule of the more scholastic'' classes. Dusty Baird, a fourth year drafting student, works diligently on his house plans. Drafting students had to enter their plans in the Home Builders Association contest. 10 - Industrial Arts

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Concentrating on her marketing assignment is Kris Beyer. Market- ing was a very important class for the business-oriented person. Extra skills are always re- quired to get the advantage in the areas you pursue. Through the business classes at Mazama, a stu- dent can get these skills by taking classes such as mar- keting, accounting, or typ- ing. These classes will help you in getting acquainted with the requirements and skills needed in the busi- ness related fields. Typing class really helps when you take computers plus you need it a lot for college term papers. Business classes in general, help more than any other classes that you will need in future jobs,” stated Mrs. Janice Demetrakos. Busi- ness classes will help you get a better job by knowing how to type faster and bet- ter or by knowing how to keep business records in order. Also, by taking busi- ness classes you will learn how to manage your own business records. Looking very hard for answers to his marketing assignment is Rex Caverly. Mr.Monte Dehlinger taught the marketing class. Typing in a program is Travis Bai- ley. Intro to computers was a pop- ular elective class. Business - 9

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Jim Silva and Trent Lynn shape a project using the ban saw in the Metals room. Metals attracts more and more students every year because it is so interesting and allows for creativity. Bending scrolls is part of the pro- cess of making a bowl as Brad Hammack illustrates. Metals was a challenging and fun class. i Mike Leach cuts sheet metal for his metals project. Cutting sheet metal was not exactly fun. but it was necessary for many projects. Using an exacto kit, Becky Mall works on her woods project. Becky was outstanding in woods. Taking every precaution. Bill Reinhard planes a piece of wood for his project. Safety was often stressed by Ed Holcomb. Working in metals, Pat Reynolds uses the grinder. The grinder was used in many projects. Industrial Arts - 11