Stone High School - Echo Yearbook (Wiggins, MS)

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VICA Han While cutting a board in carpentry these students carefully watch their fingers. After hls work is done Kevin Fairley cleans up his mess. lu' 68 ClubslVICA Grease Guns, ma 'mai ' Front Row: Randy Seals, James Walker, Mike Butler, Bruce Shaw. Beau Carpenter, Don Taylor. 2nd Row: Brian Bond, Len Eley, David Walker, Ken Eley, Randy Meadows, David Wedgeworth, Luther Guyton, Billy Denning. 3rd Row: Curtis Sellers, Edna Whittle, Terry Parker, David Bankston, Keith Edward Cooper, Russell Dedeaux, Arthur Rhodes, Doug Allen. 4th Row: Corlis Fairley, Darlene Whittle, Jimbo Shrewsbury, Curtis Potter, Sidney Bond. Back Row: Wayne Marshall, Darryl Monroe, Lynn Bond, Jocko Angle, and Rickey McDonald. Greg Smith demonstrates his welding ability.

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And Goggles Jimbo Shrewsbury makes sure that all the tools are kept in their proper place. Sllll HHS 1 nv ti 55 NM! in ll fggui Much practice goes into learning the parts of a car Here Johnny Gibson checks Hard at work, Terry Parker brushes up on his welding . gzigfif 4, Q, 'QQQ 5 12. .Q ' if - ...., ,, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is a national organization for student interested in vocational classes such as welding, auto mechanics, and carpentry. Our VICA consists of the students who take these classes at Perk. The members compete in state and national contest. In these contests, members must demonstrate their skills. For example, in auto mechanics members compete with other clubs from other schools in fixing parts of cars, or in carpentry they must place their building skills against the skills of others. ClubslVICA 69