Cass Technical High School - Triangle Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Va' Q Q f i iv . ' N 37 It 1 nu atturmgand drafting W :KT EA ARTHUR ELGES DepT. Head bf: ui ,,,re. ALFRED BRACCIANO T ', l, is 5, 1 I N. v W JOHN DONNELLY , , L r . uk .,il WI LM ER LAGI NESS Q I x I A? X 'K K 5: KENNETH STODDART g I, A5 , x i , JOHN BLASCHAK vm ,PY I I ui' , ,A 'Vi A I L.. JOHN CAMPBELL -fe ,J T :Tffgze D 'T AKIVAH DRASNIN , 1 Q T J, '-x FLOYD LENTZ T THADDEUS SULISZ The Mechanical ManuTacTuring Curriculum has been designed Tor Those sTudenTs who are inTeresTed in becoming mechanical or indusTriaI engineers, auTomaTion Technicians, or Tool and die apprenTices. Shop experience on such machines as IaThes, TurreT laThes, shapers, milling machines, surTace grinders, and universal Tool and cuTTer grinders is oTFered, as well as shop and IaIooraTory experiences in Toundry, draTTing, meTaIIurgy, physics, and maThemaTics. The Mechanical DraTTing Curriculum has been developed Tor Those who are inTeresTed in becoming engineers, designers, or draTTsmen. The curriculum provides opporTuniTies Tor all Types oT draTTing experien- ces Ieading ulTimaTeIy To design problems. Foundry, machine shop. meTaIIurgy, physics, and maThemaTics are oTher areas which round ouT The background. The ArchiTecTuraI DraTTing and Building Curriculum provides expe- riences Tor The sTudenT in draTTing and building. Building consTrucTion deTaiIs are assembled in The shop-plans are drawn up in The cIraTTing room. The sTudenT uITimaTely can design a compleTe residenTiaI ouTIay and also be Tamiliar wiTh The building consTrucTion involved in The proiecT. SupplemenTaI courses in arT rendering, physics, chemisTry, and maThemaTics compleTe The program. NOT PicTured R, DEWEY R. KERNS 'WW' If 5 - .1 'T' if ' V 4' v' . ,,,, A' , ' R I' Zffe., 5 ARTHUR FOUNTAIN GEORGE KANTOR KARL KNAUSS sf U ' W ,z f . IT mf 5 , M FN A f I ig RONALD MONFETTI RICHARD MORRIS HERMAN PADELFORD 1 me f: ,gil f . ,QU ' :pg-42 xx' U 5 . . ,f ,ff J , ,fb , 6 ff. CARLETON TAYLOR RAYMOND THURSTON DONALD YOST 20