Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

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GIRLS JOIN THE WELDING CLASS A couple of versatile girls at WHS set out to prove that they could be as good as the boys in Mr. Moon's shop class. Every day, the girls, Donna Bandeen and Tina Wilhelm put on their old overalls and leather jackets and practice many differ- ent kinds of welds, including flat, butt, and corner welds. The students in Mr. McMurray's draft- ing indicated that they were always eager to learn. Not a day went by that they weren't at least fifteen minutes early for class. TOP: Donna Bandeen finishes a corner weld. LEFT: Sophomore Billy Davis works hard to receive a good grade. ABOVE: Gene Spurgeon agrees that draft- ing is fun.

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STUDENTS COMPLETE MODULAR HOME Glenn McMurray's Contruction class completed their modular-type home in June. The house was first started in the 1973-74 school year. The students learn the complete con- struction business and they keep their own books as part of the experience. Their fine effort is truly appreciated. TOP: Beginning students listen attentively to Mr. McMurray's instructions while Steve Jurgensen and Marty Hart work in the background. ABOVE: Mr. McMurray supervises the roofing process. RIGHT: Steve Jurgensen and Marty Hart learn just how it is done. LZ

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SCIENCE Isn't it nice to live in Warrenton where the air is so nice and - UGH! - the Chemistry stu- dents in room 15 are at it again! While the Chemistry students are doing their thing, the Fish Farm students are doing theirs. The Fish Farmers worked with about 10,000 fingerlings. They also sold ice cream at lunch time to help pay for their expenses. The Fish Farmers and would- be Chemists combined to take a trip to Newport where they saw Oregon State's Fish hatchery. On another trip, they went to Trojan's visiting center where entertainment was provided by Adam's High School. RIGHT: Wes Soukkala and Russ work on an experiment in Chemistry. BELOW: Mrs. Mosar points out to Scott Johnson that the Trojan cooling tower is really a hyperbola, whatever that is! 14