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KEYBOARD CONNECTIONS Sophomore Tonya McLaurin uses the computer in Mrs. Robin Barbee's tourth period to practice her typing skills. PRECISION CUT Gary Vanhoy uses the woodcutting machine in ITL to make precision cuts for one of the many projects. CONSTRUCTIVE PRODUCTION Cindy Page cuts out a design from construction paper tor an ITL project. 134 ' 'Computer Classes ' , MQ ' f , law
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Preparing now for . Professions of Choice Asthestudentsgotreadyto sign-up for the courses they would take, their four years in high school, they thought about their careers. They looked at the list of vocational courses associated with the career of their choice and signed up. Whether it be cabinet-making, auto me- MEASURE FOR MEASURE Senior Kip Burris pauses a moment to make sure that his work is being completed in the best manor. 136 ' Work Related chanics, or cosmetology, they decided early. They took the course and found out whether it was for them or not. lf so, they persued it and did the best of their ability and if not chose another. The teachers did the best to help the students. Whether an easy or hard problem, the HEAVY LOAD As junior Alexander Kluttz picks up a load ol bricks, he hopes he can finish them to complete his quota for the week. T.V. REPAIR As seniors Danny Barbee and Alan Barbee work on a television set, they trust what they fix won't cause another problem to occur. We NM
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