Tom C Clark High School - Witness Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Mrs. Linda Smith. World Geography, World History Mr. Norman Smith. Air Force Science Mrs. Sonia Solt. English II-Basic, American History Mr. Mike Stark. Industrial Cooperative Training I and Il Mrs. Faye Stewart. Educational Secretary Mrs. Wilma Stone. Health, English I, and Biology I, Basic Learning Labs, Resource Vocational IGI

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lt's not iust a job, it's an adventure At 8:35, Gay Pendergraff arrived at school and three hours later she left campus. For those hours that she was at school everyday, she received six credits. She and approximately 350 other students were involved in the vocational program. The vocational program was categorized into pre-employments labs, shop, and cos op programs. Whether a vocational stu- dent was at school half a day and worked the remainder of the day or was in shop or lab for two hours, each individual had the opportunity to learn the skills for a par- ticular field of study in which they were in- terested. A few of the programs that were offered included office education, food ser- vice, marketing, home economics, elec- tronics, and health care science. H ealth occupations was a new pro' gram offered this year. The two year program, taught by Mrs. Diane Bason, in- cluded basic medical procedures, such as giving injections and survival skills. The HO students were expected to apply what they learned and teach other HO students. Mrs. Bason said the Clark program was dif- ferent from other NISD schools. She said, My students are offered a wider variety of skills, such as nursing, dental, and la whereas the other high schools offer ju the nursing. With careful planning, the vocation students were able to schedule colleq preparatory classes. The programs a beneficial even to college-bound studen because it allows the student to try an art of work and if they do not like it they be able to reassist their interests , sa Mrs. Janell Peyton, vocational counselorq Teresa Griff Photo Terri Health Occupation students, Debbie Quick and Teresa Lashbrook, play doctor to Mrs. Betty Moon, giving her and many other teachers a blood pressure screening. Bruce Olian and his pro OJ football team get together at McAllister Park for the vocational picnic. l60 Vocational Q:

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Mrs. Sharon Stuart. Aide Mr. Robert Sudolcan. Electronics I, Il Mr. Robert Sutton. Trig, Analytic Geometry, Calculus, Geometry. Mrs. Jolene Tapp. Secretary Mrs. Verna Thompson. English I, English I Basic Ms. Victoria Tout. English Il, English ll Basic Learning Lab 162 Art, Industrial Arts Drafter Marc Picacio refers to his book to find the correct way to draw his design. 1 ll- ,,,... , time 5 . .8 V 3' 4 The pressures of school can even get to the teach- ers. Art teacher Mrs. Becky Vitola seems to have had about as much as she can take. Looking for his hammer, Mike Crawford finish his work on a wali.