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Rev. G. Dunne (M.A., Lift. D.) Ri ' hoion, Drafti u o raitina o epartment Engineers, architects, and surveyors of the future emanate from the drafting department of Central Catholic High School. During his freshman year, the student learns orthographic pro¬ jection, surface development, and iiers|)ective, all of which include the application of descriptive geometry. Alachine detailing, gearing, and cam design, together with the principle of the slide rule become the more important studies of the sophomore. After intensive practice in the application of these fundamentals,
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' The primary purpose of the study of chemistry is to teach the scientific method ; that is, the appeal to experiment. Thus the stu¬ dents are led to the humble acknowledgment of the omnipotence of the Author of nature’s laws, the secrets of which man has been per¬ mitted gradually to discover. The second aim is to acquire a body of information about the preparation, properties, and uses of chemicals which are vital to our modern life. Such information should help students to live and act more intelligently and with greater understanding in our increasingly complex civilization. Then they should be equipped to use scientific discoveries for the better¬ ment of mankind. Sister M. Patricia O.S.F. (M.S.) Chemistry (Sliemidtrt Page 27
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MtNiNC ENGINL the junior draftsman is equipped with tlie knowledge and ability to make detail and assembly drawings of a large mechanical project, d ' his year the junior jiroject is a gasoline-driven, double action, water luimp. t hroughout his final year at Central, the senior draltsman ap¬ plies his knowledge of trigonometry to the study of civil surveying. From data obtained in the field, he must compute the required dis¬ tances, areas, or volumes, and dra A ' his iiroblem to scale. For the last twenty-five years, our drafting department has been offering to the drafting student numerous advantages unsurpassed by any other high school in the country. Rev. A. Schinit (B.A.) Religion, Drafting Page 29
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