Mechanicville High School - Halfmoon Yearbook (Mechanicville, NY)

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B.O.C.E.S. stands for the Board of Cooperative Educational Services. Created in 1948, it offers educational opportunities to area students. It's main objective is to provide an occupational education featuring “hands on experience in a specific field. Courses arc designed to provide entry level employment skills. However, this is not necessarily the end of their education. B.O.C.E.S. students arc not only able to get a good job. but they will also be able to continue their education if they choose. All credits earned may be applied towards completion of requirements for graduation. As a result, greater educational offerings, various number of services and low costs prove that B.O.C.E.S. can be an extremely beneficial aspect of high school education. B.O.C.E.S PLUMBING AND HEATING Students enrolled in this two-year program develop the skills necessary to assemble and repair pipe fix- tures and drainage systems according to plumbing code specifications. Students also learn to install sheet metal and trouble shoot all systems. Careers available with a plumbing and heating background include contractors, fucl-oil dealers, maintenance workers and a plumber's or pipefitter's helper. Some students go on to technical school, apprentice pro- grams or even the military. David MacDonald Plumbing and Heating Richard Profancher Plumbing and Heating Kef in McMaffrey Vince Rose 22 Half Moon 1985 Plumbing and Heating Plumbing and Heating Plumbing and Heating

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MIDTERM MADNESS We all have different classes and are challenged to different levels of learning ability, and yet we all have one major common problem: exams. We also have different ways of studying. As you can see. “cramming' just minutes before an exam may be the most popular method, and hopefully for these people, the most successful. Academics 21

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E an Edwards Auto Mechanics II John Dunn Auto Mechanics II AUTO MECHANICS Auto Mechanics is a two-year program which trains students to repair and maintain many kinds of vehicles. Students learn to locate problems through diagnosis and perform the necessary repairs using modern equipment. This experience and instruction prepares students for entry level employment in the Auto Mechanics field. Jim Lanzone Auto Mechanics II Steve FarneII Auto Mechanics II Keith Erno Auto Mechanics I Ken Moll Mark DePaul Auto Mechanics I Auto Mechanics I Russell Benedict Auto Mechanics I Academics 23