Yamhill Carlton High School - Tiger Lines Yearbook (Yamhill, OR)

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Wood And Auto Shop The Y-C auto and woodshop saw a few changes this year. In the woodshop students were able to make Water skis, skateboards and other laminated items as well as the traditional projects. In the autoshop the greatest change was the largest classes in Y-C historyg this was due to the addition of another work- bench that was added during the summer. The autoshop also had a complete parts department for the first time. '- - , .-.ia of i '31 ki. Q Pi ty t 't ,is ff'5 l 'g , Q fl . lx . , Qt Lx. Ed comm Larry Judd 12 fp. cADEM1cs

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eislswv' -N. at as . , at acc S s s. - , . Vs 'ag -N XS I is N X bg 'X . ., . i l at Mary Jackson Myrna Summers 2 Support Services The Reading class instructed by Mrs. Turner with the aide of Mrs. Summers, enjoyed listening to taped stories this year While reading along. A resource room was a new addition to Y-C. Here, students learned the basic skills: reading, math, and spelling. Students were also taught study skills to help them in other classes. The Instructional Materials Center, kept in order by Mrs. Gorne and her aide Mrs. Jackson, provided many services such as film strips and file pictures. Zi Kristen Rikter -Svendson smiles for the photographer. 4y Surprise! Camera catches Mrs. Van Cleave off guard in the resource room. 7j Mrs. Van Cleave helps a student in the resource room. 4 ai' ,lx regex W. K 4 ig? t 55, K is Q Viola Gorne Rose Turner Martha Van Cleave Kathy Dillon W eff' ACADEMICS! 11

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K I -1 i we 'WW nassaui, 3 6 ly jerry Hampton gets some help from Mr. Collins. Zj Rich Fellers works on some heads. 31 Mr. Judd demonstrates to his students. 4j Mark Moyer pauses a moment for a picture. Sjjeff Dawley tightens bolts. 6jHarley Fulcher drills a hole for a project. ACADEMICS! 13