Closer. Jenae Frisby 12 straightens her fellow senior and associate Cour tney Allen’s hair as par t of their cosmetology training. “My older brother got me to do it because he thought it would be good for me. I’m very happy I did. I plan to continue in this career path, and now it will be easier for me because I can get my license right out of high school. That training saves me a lot of money,” Frisby said.
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As part of his training Senior Mason Payne checks under the hood of a van. “I decided to do Automotive Technology because my dad does this type of stuff. I plan on following in his footsteps,” Payne said.
Siearra Jordan 11
Megan Pfeifer 11
taking advantage of opportunity With a few swif t movements Jacob Crider 12 of Law Enforcement neutralizes his opponent, Caleb Kiger 12 from Mason High School. “The move is for arrests. If someone was not cooperating, this is the procedure that would be done,” said Crider.
Kn o wLEDGE “One of my favorite things about taking new media is the amount of freedom I get while still being challenged. I’m really interested in making films. “
Saylor Hendrickson 12
Jacob Moore 12
Kirsten Sutton 12
Courtney Allen 12
Ashley Chapman 12 Dean Wooden 11
Shantel Markle 12
Kyle Humrich 12
Josh Dickerson 12
Megan Green 11
Turning the dial, Jaren Foster 12 adjusts aper ture on a TIG welding machine. “I’ve always wanted to do welding since I was a kid,” Foster said. “It’s a family thing, and I plan on working in this f ield.”
“As a kid, my dream was to be an aerospace engineer, and precision machining technology seemed like it would help me get there. I like when I finish an assignment and get to do my own project.”
Logan Gamblin 12
October 7 was the CACC
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“The best part of cosmetology is working on clients and building their confidence. The hard part is all the homework and classwork we have to do. We also have tests we have to take at the end of every week.”
schooled sophomores were treated to a Q&A session with students currently in CACC. Dean Wooden 11 represented the Precision Machining Technology program.
January 21 was the automotive technology class’s field trip to the North American International Auto Show. The show, commonly called the Detroit Auto Show, is held annually in Detroit at the Cobo
Center. Among those to go was senior Kyle Humrich. “My favorite part was looking at the new cars,” Humrich said. “It’s sweet to see them for the first time. I knew about all the different engine sizes and vehicles because of the class.”
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February 28 the precision machining technology program traveled to Technique Inc. in Jackson. “We could connect the things to what we learned, but the best part was seeing the laser cutter,” Junior Brendan Clark said.
Leslie Cummings FA: “CACC expands students opportunities and gives them a chance to explore.”
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