Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Acquiring skill Occupying approximatley ten acres, the Career Center gave many students the opportunity to prepare for their future. The school offered elective courses in areas such as Auto-Mechanics, Cosmetology and Data Processing. Industrial Media Technology provided training in technology and applied skills required for employment in advertising, radio and television. Offset Printing was a training program that taught the skills needed to workin a printing company such as light table stripping and the care and operation of a press type machine. Students who attended the Small Engine Repair class learned to repair items such as lawnmovvers, marine engines and motorcycles. The Career Center classes were offered to students from all six of the district's schools. The vvide-ranging curriculum taught students the attitudes, skills and vvork habits that would help them find a job after graduating from high school. f'We have 475 students a day. . .half in the morning and half in the afternoon, commented teacher Robert Alves. We are in our fourth year of operation. It helps the students to learn the skills that they are interested in. 202 CAREER CENTER

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