Vestaburg High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Vestaburg, MI)

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G TUse to pet teadii etting ready for action Learning doesn't seem so boring or painful when you don't realize you're doing it. Students participating in programs which provided on the job training appreciated this alternative method of education. Shared Time, offered by Montcalm Community Col- lege, prepared eight seniors and 23 juniors for careers in auto-body, child care, health careers, cosmetology I II, machine shop, wel- ding and model office. Co-op, chosen by four seniors who had taken shared time, earned three credits, plus pay, and en- abled them to get out into tl .e wnrkinj .. jrld. Another money making ex- perience for students who had an open hour in their schedule, was lunchline duty. Student librarians and office helpers learned skills by working with Mrs. Hug- gins and Mrs. Tubbs. At the same time, they were re- lieving them of minor duties.

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Brad OIrich. artist AFTERNOON shared time stu- dent Greg McNerney, tears down the brakes on his boss's car. HEY! I THOUGHT THESE DITTOES WERE SUPPOSED TO COME OUT ONE AT A TIME! BENDING down to check prices at Uncle Paul's Foods is after- noon co-op student Joelette Elder. -Opening

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12 Artwork by Brad Olrich OH NO! THIS IS MY SISTER'S NEW MONOGRAMMED SWEATER, IT'S NOT MINE! IN the famous Brooke Shields pose, Kelly Trayer, Toby Archambault and Kristi Breidinger model their designer jeans. A tee-shirt can say it all, from an invi- tation to a summarization of self, for Larry Holmes, Matt Vusich, James Wolfgang, Connie Loomis, Ric McClel- lan, Pat Mol by and Dave McCasey -Opening