South Grand Prairie High School - Signal Yearbook (Grand Prairie, TX)

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If a stranger had a wreck and was stranded on the side of the road would a regular student be able to aid XX them? An auto-body stu- dent would be able to offer their expertise. The auto-body members repaired dents, car damage, painted cars, welded, replaced windows and did front-end work to name a few. The shop was allowed to work on students' cars, teachers' cars, and people of the metroplex. The car owner payed only for materials. Screwing it on, Lany Heuseworth tells Raymond Guerra just how to put the on. Sanding it down, Sean Lowe cleans the breaks to perfection 1 0 Q ORGANIZATIONS Several of the students worked outside of the school. The class sup- ported a pre-employment lab which offered three credits to the partici- pants. James Kolm worked at the oil well auto-body shop on Hwy 303. He stated I enjoy working and learning more about cars in this class. Many teachers took their cars to the school's auto-body cen- ter. Brian Hooten stated We like the idea of people trusting us with their cars. Touching it up, Jeremy Hollomon A' Teny Smith prepare the car for painting. fa J W ,Ly Nt, 4 xx ll XX v .1 f 1 'N vi l 9 Y A J I ,, 3, , are :X .V sw ' 'H , f ff 'I ,- If ,fa f . AO' fn J C' 6 ,J 0-,W . i, -N5 3- K 4 :mix 2 1, , 3935 ,gfi L 1 fx 93722 1 u 'ie P525 Q, LL ii ' U new ' LA 5 , 1. if was

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All set and ready to show. That was what the building trades mem- bers portrayed. At the middle of the school year the students had com- pleted a weight for Lee Middle School. The students also made bird houses, homes, and graduation signs seen in the colesieum. The students joined the class for careers in car- pentry and to learn such skills as cabinets, tables, lights and con- structing ceilings. Isreal Martinez stated This class offers me a career in carpentry and anything with building constructions. The building trades worked with construction equipment such as ta- ble saws, joiners Qsandersl, hand saws and nail drivers. They worked fi fr as 2 at s - Anka . Q li ,KF Llnlng It up, Scott Reno makes sure the wood ls perfectly straight. ORGANIZATIONS under strict supervision for their projects for 3 hours, non-stop, ever- yday. The class offered a skill that was very use-iful. Casey Webb stated What could football offer you, when you have a future right here in building trades. Bulldlng Trade members: B. Gregory, R. Foster S Pack R Reyes G Gerardo C Felsher, J. Moorehead, J. Howard, M. Razo, C. Warren C Webb S Reno L Ladd I Manton, P. Garcia, W. Horton, S. Bailey, R. Kaderka 6' Mr Tucker