Thomas Jefferson High School - El Capitan Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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ffvxa.. fab Projects produce experienced students. Cbj Sergio Menchaca tests for burnt transformer in a radio. fel Frank Castorena applies his knowledge and skill to repair a T.V. Cdl Elec- tronics is soon to be a rewarding field for Ivan Martinez. fel Testing of old parts was iust part of the training that Higinio Martinez received at Tech center. -'P KC fry

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my 51' i, A , i . - W . fy im xx 2, Tie! N!! 5 W fl, - T10 Nei faj Academic projects were done on the reproducing and sorting machines. fbi Arranging a file in sequence was a daily project for D. P. students. ICJ Accuracy at the keypunch machine is a must in the com- puter field. fdl Christmas trees, presents, songs and food sparkle emo- tions for Iuana Duran and friend. fel Verifying fortran programs for other schools trained Rebecca Gomez for upcoming challenges. ffl Lilly Guer- rero coordinates a flowchart for a required project. fgj Patsy Castillo and Patty Rojas take a break after a busy day of keypunching and verifying programs.

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Tfdl Trouble-Shooters Gain Knowledge Cf Electronics The need for skilled technicians in the field of Industrial Electronics continues to grow each year. The electronics program offered at Tech was a two-year program consisted of three hours of class work each day. The students worked with testing equipment, tools and facilities like those in the electronics industry. Detailed instruction in areas such as layout, bread-boarding and trouble shooting with all types of test equipment kept pace with changing technology. Qualifications for a student enrolled in industrial elec- tronics had to indicate ability in technical work. A student must be a junior and have completed Algebra I. Academic average must indicate ability. SJ 24