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Page 189 text:
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Us I fiiin S43-me Mr. Bill Cypen ffacultyj lectures his class on the business world. Mr. Cypert was in charge of the CVAE Lab and Coop program. Photo by Tony Saldana Blood donors, were given crackers and Punch to reduce weakness after they donated their blood. jim Ward lseniorl replenishes his body after the donation. Photo by Tony Saldana up Auto Mechanics. FRONT ROW: Richard Tanner, Roby Word, Steve Schneider, Ricky Chilcler, Scotty Krogstad, Kyle Meaders, Bubbajorge, Kenny Willham, Barry McNeill, Mr. joe Boemer Qfacultyl. BACK ROW:joe Hackfeld, Mike jones,jimmy Rexroat, Mike Bicknell, Mark Hudson, Bill Dearnranulustine McWilliams, Mike Hibler, Bill Graeve, Kerby Willcox. Vocational Clubs 187
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VOCATIONAL n thejob oordinated Vocational Academic Education, more commonly known as CVAE, was a continuation of a similar course taught in junior High. The two distinct classes of CVAE were designed in order to help the student. These two distinct classes were Lab and Coop. The CVAE Lab course focused their studies on appliance, repair, minor engine repair and welding. The skills learned in CVAE Lab class benefited the student in many different situations. The CVAE Coop dealt with on the job experience. This experience will play a viatl role in job-seeking after high school. The course earned three credits, while the students obtained a job in either building maintenance, sales, carpentry or food service. CVAE Lab and Coop furnished students wanting to work a place to work and a chance to mold certain skills for those who enjoy working. - Shelly Bartula Classes simulate job situations to provide practical experience Vocational Drafting specialized in precise drawings. Mr. Roland Kuhleman Cfacultyj inspects an airplane drawing by Darryl Chamblee fSeniorj Photo by Doug Wallace
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Page 190 text:
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hether in pep rallies or just roaming the halls, there are people of all different types each with their own identity. However, this difference placed together proved to be the vitality of our school and the catalyst for our motion. .Ai flu ,.-X ,V .Qs X .Q K 3 Q ad ZCXJ 222 Graduation Rink change scarce to success 188 Division
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