Triway High School - Titan Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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A - Biology :students learn about the wonders of freshwater eco-sys- tems such as these. B - Many artistic pieces of pottery are proof of the talented students attending Triway. C - Robbie Young and Connie Barnes research for a paper during Issues of Society class. D - Mr. Emler shows .Juniors Dennis Carr and Bill Stutz the fine points of leatherworking. S 1 7' f i L bffw--N.,:: K .43 .-Q iy y,,q , . Q fi... . ' jj, 3 i 15?--at-west sf ai , V 1- W lM y f 9 I ' 'l',, v mzagg-f t.

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A - The vocational school offers a variety of job related courses that present a challenge and offer excite- ment for skilled workers. B - In data processing Bonnie Kirtley and Leslie Snell watch the outcome of one of their many machines. C - Anita Wheat enjoys practicing hair styles on the manikin. D - Deb Gilson and Diane Fought also show an interest in cosmetology. E - Studying her work Julie Jones types from a dictophone recording. F - Drafting takes a major part of Keith Schellin's time at WCJVS. G - Study- ing, of course, is not Jim Shane's most favorite subject, but then H - Jerome Tavares uses his knowl- edge in electronics to fix a stereo. I - Jim Harris and Herb Enkemann show their abilities as they learn to build a house. J - Concentrating on his work Dwight Goodrich prepares for a future job. - - Tom Trivette and Dave Fought put the finishing touches on one of their projects while Steve Frantz watches to see that it's done right. 109