Sweeny High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sweeny, TX)

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l Uocationa Q' 102 l TOP LEFT: Joe Truitt and Luke Harlen, CVAE construction trades students, do finish work on custom carpentry in the wood shop. W TOP RIGHT: Examining a V-8 prototype engine aslpart of their studies in auto mechanics class are student mechanics Carlos Borrego, Jeff Surber, Richard Brittain, Doak Hall, Maurice Griggs, Author Woodard, Dennis Jonps and Robert Hunt. Under the instruction of Mr. Raymond Hale, the boys provided a . Fllwnrnwmsmwoqv.-fw,W wr 5, CLX N k ' ...' - variety of auto services from t ups to minor repairs. ig ABOVE LEFT: Pre-employment student Toni Oaks works on ano phase of specialized cler training. She will enter the program in the fall as a part employee. ABOVE RIGHT: Senior student Sharon Slay prints billing statements at her offiti for the City of Sweeny. ,

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Vocational Students Build Future Careers With Hammers, Typewriters, Curlers 81 Hard Work TOP LEFT: First year cosmetology student Bessie Johnican practices her new hairstyle techniques on her mother, Erma. A two-year program, cosmetology offers a 1500-hour course that qualifies students to take the State Cosmetology Commission exam. Successful completion of the state exam entitles course graduates to practice their trade as licensed cosmetologists. MIDDLE LEFT: Colin Robertson and John Barber work on the Sweeny FFA agricultural education exhibit at the Brazoria County Fair in October. The scale model farm scene depicting the grass farm industry in the Sweeny area, won a champion rosette among the competing displays. BOTTOM LEFT: Readying for the VOE work program, pre-employment lab students Robin Stasey, Eunice Maxey and Sandra Pimlott pose with instructor, Mrs. Betty Jo Spencer. BOTTOM RIGHT: Construction trades teacher Mr. Gene Meador demonstrates a phase of foundation slab reinforcement to student David Argo. The group completed several construction projects for local residents. E fs, J, , 5 S I' vm! Y ,. K aa if T I i . an A X X f L X.

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Learning Lifetime Skills, Earning the Right to Work TOP LEFT: Junior Carlos Borrego displays his winning starter assembly project which earned honors in the district VlCA contests in the spring. Carlos and other student mechanics learned many professional skills related to the automotive industry. BELOW LEFT: Mary Thompson works as an office assistant in process engineering and first aid at the Phillips Petroleum Company at Old Ocean. BELOW RIGHT: Sweeny agriculture student Johnny Scott closes the deal on the purchase of a Brangus project heifer from Moon Ranch at Ftosharon. Set lor summer competition at Kerrville, Johnny and his classmates are instructed in farm and stock business procedures in agriculture courses and FFA related activities. Pictured are Mr. R.P. Doherty, owner of Moon Lake Ranch: Johnny Scott, local FFA member: and Mr. Larry Dickschat, ranch manager. ' inns!-1 ,I 'x 4 .Q B45 AN - ' V ff'- ,,-A2 ul, lf 103