Watseka High School - Watchekee Yearbook (Watseka, IL)

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C I X 4 I l 42 Career Center Brian Fay checks over the engine of a car that was brought in for repair. Child Care students study their notes in preparation for a test. t V gb 3 N f ,f B , Q ,X x Q x ., l N ' ' 0i.eQ:1':-sv' ' Y Teacher Bela Bunkoczy observes as Dan Menigoz checks the strength of a weld . Debbie Hallock brings more material for Dianna Hamilton to type in the model office .

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.-4.' X n .wr Beth Hettinger and Darren Howard look over the Hansel and Gretel script in preparation for the fall play. .ea I r'i.a , 771' f' ff Art students Faye Perry, Jodie Davis, Dawn Donaldson, and Debbie Redman discuss their projects. sx,43.a, au-P-'g These four sophomore art stu- dents make use of rulers in eir ' x '. sketching. X fl, f Qflb 5 lx l HA I ij lr. nv-- 4-.5 ,4- ,,... wfblf f , f H 1 L L, P E A L 1 X I ' V IT Wil! km! no ' -Ll' , I 1 -- me W K I . jf' lf KI' I mlkyf q'w,f,ii if ref ix, -Q KV Lffa i 2' ,Q X N' DYMYWV Liwiffdfl l 1 Brian Suver and Jeanie Hill work di- t ' Lf f 4 Lg L X 5 Q, 1' hgently on their ceramic projects. ky r H I T L' he f. 'i ,, , fit L L Y L L, kj .E fi , ' KN L I xfl' L l tbl rubi astl r n Lf ' , 1 L fy ii M A , ' 1 Lf NN ,1 D 10 ,ff , of I I lim I 'll 4 l if D' Q l v-.i N l 1 L11 4 lj I . at ife A TL f , F Lf . N l ' Y KV' 11 1 V ' i X ff' ' L if l id, ' V L 4 I I , L i' X f x. , uf 2 .1 LX V ! cf M wgfl fwfpi' .r A, J 'Q J ,- -It L1 X FL 'K y 3 tim L L y XX 'A R If 1 , f F' IL X-'KV-ff' a is f A . X .r, ,V , ,17i Li 'L - , l ' , XL! N, 1' X i,.f.iff-f L ' f 0 K'- Xv 1 An-speech 41

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.l1F' N' ff' Students Acquire Marketable Skills In its third year in operation the Iroquois Area Career Center was attended by over 300 juniors and seniors from 11 districts. Of these stu- dents, approximately 120 came from Watseka. Each student participated in one of the twelve programs-agri- culture mechanics, auto- motive mechanics , building trades, child care, model Bob Osterhous operates a metal lathe . Waiting on students in the model store are Mary Beth Foster, Jeanie Hill, and Lori Welsh. l I2 l ' 1. '53 P office, electricity-electron- ics , health occupations , metal trades , ornamental horticulture, sales and mar- keting, graphic arts, and drafting-for two hours a day and received two credits for the class . When asked how he felt about the Career Center, director Ralph Bus- well replied, It's doing what it's designed to do, in that it provides marketable skills for eleventh and twelfth grade students which enable them to secure em- ployment much easier. H - r- . Q Z .- N- ic j- Aa 2: -K If-P' it .-5 , -. K i . - -4 au. - 0 :L -ur , 14. ' -sv 'fi C ' ,vs 4' . rl u l SLT' rc Qatar ag- ' rf- v- ,a rf I 1 ..--- e i 11, r' .fan f M Vids -4823 'Ar' .V slr N? 1? rfb , H ' ...ll ,I 'Lib . v Career Center 43