Western High School - Epitaph Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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It's lVlore Thon Just o Job, li's o Work of Ari A ploce where you con be os creotive os you wont. A ploce where you get sotisfoction ond personol pride out of something you did on your own. ln lvletols I, Mr. Yozvoc hos plonned projects, such os building ci tool box. ln lvietols ll, students let their imoginotion run wild. Mr. Yozvoc mode the closs even more interesting by bringing in guest speokers to tolk obout coreer choices for students. Everybody drives o cor, so you need to know how it runs, thots the woy Mr. Woldron sees it. With so rnony different cors to work on, you will leorn everything from chonging oil, to overhouling on engine. Besides helping yourself, in leoming to work with cors, you moy olso leom to become o very good mechonlc Mr Nogel s Wood Shop is o ploce where the students pride themselves on whdt they moke ond occomplish in- Jock W. Brcllsfofd Donald E. B m mer J L, B ri Soclcl Studies Science, Soilingfgllub Englsi, Volrsritcyugmr Shop 21

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eelieee 1 1 1. Welding ofien develops hidden creoTiviTy. 2. Mr. Nogel shows Donny Lowry how To shope d Top on o spindle shdper. 3. Mr. Waldron Tells The Two boys how To check for engine noises on on old Volks- wogon. A. Mr. Woldron Tells his students The im- pononce of every mechonicol device. 5. Rocky Whiie ond Kevin Koliennon do whoT They do besi, insieod of moking projecis. They bum Theirs. 6. Mr. Yozvdc goes over The imporioni uses of The meiol equipmenT wiTh Brod Robey. fPhoTos by S. Deskin: Xl f TJ GX ,mm-,ng K L Bc B J B A Q X YYQX G T 1enrg?aAskr Club E?11rTcOorTlon oyM01hmey Speclulngfizcvilgngfvdeni ' SLT Q 5 N xb fi? N Q V S X , XT' xx A ii S pOr1TOiTs by Alberi 84 Jornesj - Q K -QD fy X XX ULU X X ' LE X Xwxx . ' K, ,Q W faq XQ 20 shop kv 03 X XQTS U

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Students Learn the uBusiness of Drafting The Business Department has expanded a great deal This year. The newest addition was Coach Hayden's Business and Law Class. This class let students face real life problems dealing with business and law. First and second year accounting classes taught students the basic skills needed for doing income taxes and other things that they will need to know in the future. Co-Op and Work Experience gave students a chance to experience the working world and what it is like. Other classes such as shorthand, office machines, general busi- ness, and record keeping were also offered. Coach Hayden believes that these Business courses gave the students a solid business background, and since society today is run on a business atmosphere, these courses were very helpful. Drafting classes gave students an under- standing of basic architecture by teaching them the basic ideas behind designing homes. Each student completed a number of projects, including the designing of a home. By taking drafting, students widened their interest as to a future in architecture. ,gl 4 . B A rf' . - ,,.p.:. R . , gg X is Ek. . tt eil N Wllllom T, Byrnes Victor G. Calvin Sandra J. Coney Social Studies, Soccer rneqdj Social Studies Math, Dept. Coordinator