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change their lives, but it’s one of those little things that mean something."
Franklin and her morning class received concrete evidence of success when everyone of their chocolate chip cookies disappeared at lunch time.
The next stop was the drafting room, where wideeyed students were surrounded by unfamiliar hightech equipment. Equally intimidating was instructor Don Mayer’s plan of action. Among other things, Mayer planned for his class to learn graphic geometry for draftpersons, orthographic projection, maps and topography, reading house plans and drawing floor plans, elevations and renderings.
Seated on high stools at the oversize desks, Tara Fisher and Will Oliver were taking the first tentative steps at making a blueprint of their own. Tara and Will were among ten students enrolled in this popular class.
Computer students down the hall had their choice of Apple or IBM models. Both Rappahannock members of instructor Jim McCormick's class chose Apples and were solving problems with their machines. Karen Ludwick and Rob Brown were dealing with some of the pitfalls of the small business person: is the weather hot enough for a lemonade stand?; how many lemons will be needed to satisfy the demand?; will
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