Mustang High School - Remuda Yearbook (Mustang, OK)

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Over last summer 12 new simulators were installed in a classroom here at Mustang. Simulators are mock models of the driver's seat of a car, including all of the controls used in driving. The simulators cost ap- proximately S35,000, and should last 5 to 10 years. I'm sure the driver's education teachers enjoy the simulators, because they are both a physically and mentally safe way of teaching. 6 60 PE!Driver's Ed . :.-:nw-sifrfgzm s 5 mm A W W K is Til ' Kg 3 v :EK M 5 1 917' M, me .ggi , 7 I 5 aa: 2 ?f-i New Simulators Arrive 7 i K f 1. ,,.., is . gf. A . gui .Wu , In M I . A I 5 I W N w ? f U r ' 1' ' is -. V , ' 4, gk f K . ,.V K 7, it i i . . arrr 1 s Q rass fi f , 1 , A f , 3 KV liz Z VVV- I 'WWW 1 2 Q Was., g i r 'lv A-.1 .rvf 77 4 syf-.Qigff ' fm . . i I , In ,..' 1 i ' L in 11 One of the 1982 driverls ed. cars. 21 Students practice their crash positions. 31 What is Mr. Pigg looking at? 41 Another one of Mr. Morgan's lectures. 51 P. E. class plays football. 61 Kelly Cook has the volleyball in her hands now. 71 P. E. class relaxes from a hard game of football.

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if ? . rs. Just An Inch Away From Success 1. J. King does his work behind bars, 2. The Communication students dig up ground before driving the stakes. 3. ls Woodshop hardat work or just pretenf ding? 4. I.. Van Tyle and R. Horton tell confused J. Barks the right way to sand wood. 5. M. Meledeo doesn't like his picture to be taken. 6. R. Young listens carefully to a lecture. 7. T, Bivens is preoccupied while D. Kropfinger gives him instructions. H- ' sv gr ..,.i..g .. .o . 3 s 5 7 i MW Ti 'iv' .. 'fasllili-1 ..M.,Wf .. i . . I ., -- 3. - -. fy :.f ctii ' . , ,E . 'Till' 5 I x-41' we 'fi' ft 4562 M . ,F 32,3 al .... NWN., . V24 A We 1. 0,2 ha' . 4 Www. Industrial Arts 59

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Doe-Si-Doe Into Music Q01 ff? 11? is Z2 all lr ESX 22' .si V' ,f x -Q , .,., . , .f, ., 3, . 55 ,QNX W - . is W N r S99 f 'l it Lkw M nd' Wx , w :Ar K ',.g,,':'tgEi ti Z,.: g1,,A -f .f i,'ig.wEq4 'R zfwgieff ,. .. 14' :Mimi 1 1. .V .V .,.- it 5 'I if , fe S 2 6, Q r 1 Q it 5 V ,4 . I if 4 , if Z 2 fi f gl 4 ,ff I Q ZW 'iw ,Ji f KN f l 449 4 ff 4, f M. , Q 3.4 ii ,,....,M be . i g f g zi .... s t ' srir is Lf f V '- .. 5. Eric Linfoot is absorbed in his musical ac- companiment to the Jazz Reflections. 1. Mr. Jamison and the trumpet section perform in a special musical program. 2. A sax solo is played by James Riley. 3. Drummer Larry lVlcNutt accompanies the Jazz Choirs, 4. Rhonda Spears, a member of the Jazz Reflections, takes her tum in the spotlight. 6. The top choir group is the Jazz Reflections. Here they perform before the stu- dent body. 7. As with anything, Practice Makes Perfect. Band!Cho1r 61