Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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Home Economics leachea girls the art of cooking and baking. Ricky Prues. an electricity sludent ai Norwond. examines a powerful shortwave radio set. , 4 24 Cosmetology gives students experience and the feel of working in a real beauty salon. Cuisine students learn ihe proper methods of baking as lhey prepare to become Chefs,

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Diesel mechanics am: for those who like something bigger than a car. Bob Bowmzlni an electricity student at Scarlet Oaks. checks his circuitry for resistance, Vocational training provides the student with valuable on-the-job training. This type of job training is espe- cially designed for students who are not planning to attend college, but will be seeking full-time employ- ment after their graduation from high school. To these people. high schooi is the last stage of preparation for their future jobs. 23

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Richard Lucas and Terry McFadden weigh the allotted amount of toothpicks to be used in the building of their bridge. Various courses help to bring out student interests. Juan Tape and Bev MuWhnrter must weigh and measure their solution. Today, a high school diploma is no longer a luxury with which most of us need not be concerned. In some cities one even needs a bachelor's degree to drive a garbage truck. The day is here when one must have additional education or training of some sort beyond high school, making a high school diploma an absolute necessity. Jim Minton and Bill Wesl make friends with a skeleton used in biology. 25 w W4 Avgr