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Debbie Malwin dig: for a pencil. Randy Brooks can pop up anywhere! Dan Kinsey uvn a little weekend life for Mon- day.
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Learning a trade Students leaving high school should have a salable trade Rogers Vocational Department provides just that. Many academic students don't know or don't appreciate what goes on in the building, Vocational students enjoy doing what they do, and with good reason. Hltts great experience, I like working with my hands, says Sophomore Joe Meyer. t'l'm learning a trade, explains Junior Bruce Gouge. ttAtter graduation I'll have different things to fall back on. More serious students often go on to trade school. According to Sophomore Tim Gilbert, the classes are a big help in preparing for college. Those that aren't planning a career in a vocational trade, benefit also. HI like being able to fix my own car, states Ron Castle, a senior in Auto Body. For the many people whose interests dontt lie in Chemistry or Algebra II, vocational skilIs can tead to worthwhile, well-paid careers. John Moore surface grinds a piece of metal. In manutacluring, Mr. Kuszmaul explains to Ray Lewis and Brett Kepler how to work the machinery. On the level, Tom Piotrowski lays a concrete wall. Masons Julie Walls and Bob Baker even the base. VOCATIONAL 27
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Linda Wozniak and Bruce Hirsh pass some time. Safe crackers Guy-Oh Lord, another day in the fight-to-the-death struggle between me and that blasted locker. Locker-Come on, sucker-Vm waitin' for ya. Guy-All right. Im gonna turn the knob. lift up the latch, and open my locker. No hassles, no complications. Guy-Now I said no hassles. C'mon, open up! BAM! Open up, you worthless heap of scrap metal. Locker-Flattery will get you nowhere. Guy-Oh jeez, here comes Linda, and this thing won't open. Oh, the humiliation. Guy-She,s walking away! I can't blame her. Who wants to talk to a guy whose books and papers are Patty Kluge struggles with a locker. strewn from one end of the hall to other. I should have asked for a new J9 Tubbs and Cathy Wrobleski share a few locker a long time ago. seconds before class. LOCKERS 29
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