Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS XVe Take 'Em Apart and Put 'Em Together. XVhen a Harper shop boy lifts the hood of a car and looks inside what he sees there is not a mystery to him if he is a memher of Mr l7arrington's auto shop class. ln Mr. Gleasoirs class, the boys take otl tl ueir coats, pick up their harnmcrs and saws, and roceed t I 1 ' l ' l I ' - p o erin tie skills ncccssary in thc carpentry trades. Do you want your house wired? Your electrician has joined the lvlarines? Get one of Mr. I-lohfrnairs electric shop lfoys. They can do everything in the electric line from repairing a simple iron to con- structing a complicated metal engraving pencil. uw..--sq Q '

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X HOUSEHOLD ARTS I smelled cookies baking, I smelled cake. They smelled so good it couldn't be 21 fake. I walked down the hall to hnd the cooking class, I thought it would contain many ll Harper lass. I . n . l Imagine my surprise. It was boys, pretty wise! And then I found the girls and they were cook- ing, too. They were making dumplings and hot beef stew L K Other girls were sewing and some were busy knitting As part of our war effort it was all very fitting It's H.H.A. I saw today !

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MATHEMATICS Can 'ou solve a com ound e uation? Can fou find X P fl l the volume of a c linder? How about the area of a Y cube? Did ou ever lot a 'ra h? Do You know how Y P 5 P l to find the hypotenuse of a triangle? Do you know how much 2 and 2 is? No? Well you certainly haven't attended our Math classes. This department has been growing rapidly during the present emergency for we realize here at Harper that our knowledge of this subject will enable us to help in the war effort whether we go into war industries or directly into the armed services.