Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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tudents Learn Useful Skill Students involved in technical arts or home economics learn useful skills which will aid them in their everyday life in the not-too-distant future. Students enrolled in the technical arts curriculum at Medford Senior High School in 1980 had the opportu- l1 nity to use several new machines and tion at Medford Senior High School. work on a shop annex in order to While this may have been the gain practical experiences as well as broader aim of these students most the standard technical training. of them had a more specific goal in mind, such as bettering, or learning Learning to be better home econo- skills as chefs or tailors. mists was the general aim of the stu- dents enlisted in this field of educa- 4 i l Dan Burell gets ready to do some welding. 28 TECH ARTS, HOME EC. uv. av., an If g 4 y y , V ,, fi S . Terri Bangs works with kids from the nursery school. l l Several students play a game with children during nursery school.

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YV e Stud For New Careers - Students study a new profession for a new role in life in a new time. Stu- dents in business classes learn a myr- iad of skills which will become important in their future employ- ment. The skills learned are mainly office and clerical in nature. These soon to be business persons learn one or all of the essential office occu- pations ranging from typing, stenog- raphy, and business law, to market- ing, business machines and several others. A course which many people feel is the most valuable to students attend- ing Medford Senior High School is Career Education. This class attempts to familiarize students with their own special skills and abilities and how lulie Schafer and Lisa Bourne received cluster awards in marketing and business. 30 BUSINESS, CAREER ED they relate to their interests and pos- sible future fields of work. This - course also explores methods which can be used to seek and find employ- ment. When most people hearthe word library, they think of over strict librar- ians with long noses and old croan glasses forcing them to be quiet. Our library is a place where friends and fellow students may go to participate in the social, as well as academic learning process. y tw y .,,r l . W., jg, is ' ,,,, , I Q A igsg ilj I i i , ., In t Irene Barnett uses an adding machine in class. Students make good use of our library.