Miami Coral Park High School - Arieon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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X 4.1 , Mr. Woodmansee watches Julio Casterio finish his ceramic dog. Ceramic students did numerous projects this year. Adams, Rick Department Chairman Print, Dft. My N '-V C 135115,- Dieck, Bob Drafting Edmunds, lvy Art, Ceramics l Gooding, Edward Band . 'Q f ' J vi ' ef' x ' 'rv N9 v ,xy y Q S 2 Q, Q ' ' v ' fx ff QQ X . f i - t Q WX z 4 Q 'ft x Lane, Marjory Home EC- 4 yy yy I .i 1, If ' 3,4 A2 32+ ig as - -' l f , ff- . 90:39 :51 anssiizg' if WH H - 4 A it ry fa is g..:p,,.4 !.14,.g. fi xlcl, ,LQ 'Qi' L12-1229 FN Qi! l . 12'-n2i 0'if32?21?t QF W O 354' -mime tri if is f 'fr . :fix Y VY' X-.xii S, Lf' X7 , N to 3 0? 1 Z' c ,77f'6A of Uni J 'Ja gm X NJN RT, Wk Aja R l JJ ,g 1 'Wifi gf - U' R13 vA I, f,f! it xxx, WJ t QQ C l ' Q va X 'X O P ,J Lk, wxll? QV' ft W , WJ v f-if ,,f 1.-w J 6255! 6Lf5nxlJ KQEQQ! qc, Ql,f'sQ,Q9 .Q K my X 3,4 , M- Q. of ,Tl W Q QL, XL -MJ if Q7 Fx WJ si cf dc! wt . 'V f, , X OCX fowl- 'W Klbw g-,NN J McLean, Bill 4, Woods if l ,,,. , , X, Qc , - ff RJ, f ,tif M ' ' X Murphy, Joyce Family Living Valente, Phil Chorus Woodmansee, Ralph Art, Ceramics Wyroba, Thomas Art Performing 8 Visual Arts

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Chorus teacher, Phil Valente directs and leads his singing students. Wsual art students demonstrate creativity in displaying their exhibitions By Ana lnguanzo The industrial arts program explored the fields of graphic arts, metals, carpentry, printing, drafting, and arts and crafts. Industrial and creative arts courses were specifically geared to fill the students' individual needs in that they could work at their own rate and receive satisfaction from what they produced, said Mr. Bill Mclean, wood craft instruc- tor. Advanced courses involved wood turning, finishing, and cabinet making. Many classes par- ticipated in the Dade County Youth Fair in March. The exhibitions were judged on neatness, quality of craftsmanship, originality, and total effect. Arts and crafts fields were involved in many ex- hibitions featuring the best art from many different levels. They displayed their talent at Burdines in January for which they were awarded cash and scholastic awards. Performing S Visual Arts Mr. Gooding stands behind two of his trombone students while they play, David Woodbury and David Keen.

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Cooperative education gives opportunity to work and study at the same tim By Aimee Espinosa Through the Cooperative Education program at Coral Park, students who felt they could learn more efficiently in the working world were given the op- portunity to work and study at the same time. These students attended academic classes during the day, and received on-the-job training afterward. The various work programs at our school offer students a great opportunity to enter the world of work and to continue their education at the same time, stated Mr. John Bow, DCT teacher. Whether they enter the competitive world of finance and work after graduation or decide to further their education by going to college, these students will always have these vital skills and knowledge accessible to them for a successful career or rewarding profession. S 5 l l Ms. Eileen Stoler prepares the film projector for class as Luis Dominguez carefully watches. Balazs, Ronald Work Experience r-as ln the attendance office Mr. George Long writes Silvia Corte's name A on the tardy list. gfflfflnz 1 Bow, John Diversified Corp. Tran. Joyner, Edward Learning Disability Kynn, Michael Driver's Ed. Long, George Driver's Ed. 330 trsqif-.Ci N 'WW A ZW. ff' Cooperative 8 Special Education Department