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Industrial Arts as KQQ its 'i Mr. Don Adams Mr. Lee Metals Harkelroad Autos Mr. Norb Kissel Mr. Robert Woods McKnight Metals K g 23:1 1 .4-. F s 123 , 1.1, uw .aw . - , W. . ,Q Mr. Emerson Mr. Gene Rettler Price Drafting Autos, ICE 1 Mr. Norb Kissel demonstrates the proper use ofa hand drill in woodshop. 2 A Metals student welds two metal bars together in order to finish his project. 3 Richard Feiry uses clamps to glue the siding on his woodshop project. 4 A metals student stirs liquid metal in the foundry. ff A.,, Q. if A Sak X.. Y sf A ' mae' 1'- 'N Nt -6 -H- ' ,Q-
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Students learn to care for children . ,,,, , . 1... ..,,vM.1- My -- .Q . - as .gran . M nnnnn nL ii X, The Home Economics Depart- ment prepared students for adult life through simulated societies, field trips to model homes and stores, sewing, cooking, and caring for children. Senior Tamara Hohn won the Betty Crocker Search for Leadership Award from our school, and will be presented the Family Leader of Tomorrow Awardv from Thunderbird at the graduation awards ceremony. ln Foreign Language classes, students learned to communicate in four different classes. 1 Nancy Abbott officiates with onions while friend Zelda Frehm looks on. 2 Nina Garigali, child development student, sits with Martin Gaxiola during playschool. 3 Mr. Ron Parra, U.S. Immigration Service Investigator, talks to Spanish classes on Custom checks. 4 Melinda McGrath marinates steak before beginning to cook it. -Q A J . ...E
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l Z Industrlal rts offers new course Industrial Arts classes include Woods, Metals, Autos and a new course in Auto Maintenance. There is one work study program under the Industrial Arts curriculum, In- dustrial Cooperative Education. This is the second year for ICE. It involves any career that is not in- cluded in COE, DE, or HERO CHome Ec. related careersj. In the ICE program, which is only offered to seniors, students go to school for one half day and hold a job related to their career choice for the other half of the day. Mr. Emerson Price, the coordiantor of the program, hopes to have the class offered dur- ing early bird period next year.
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