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Alancfd rqncfgyoi Nfzep 700-Li WCODWORKING STUDENTS GAiN EXPERiENCES iN TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES R OBERT DIRR, Walter LaFary and Alvin Schenk are cutting out parts of a Japanese arch for the school operetta. Besides the many proiects for their homes, their school, and their community, they made tables and lamps for the Red Cross, for Service Hospitals. Woodworking classes get experience in applied ge- ometry, tool and machine techniques, shop mathe- matics, and blue print reading that will form a prac- tical basis for many university engineering courses or that create interest in making articles as Cl hobby.
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PRINTING PROBLEMS ABSORB ATTENTION AND LEAD TO SKILL AND EXACTNESS. 94145 ' 14' 24 NE OF the busi- est places at Hughes is the Print Shop, one of the five Industrial Arts Shops in the school. Most printed school forms, tickets, programs, and material for other school activities are products of our print shop. At the right EI- mer Lacy is observed by Dick Quade, while Don McKee operates the press in the fore- ground. Next year photography, book- binding, and silk screen stencil work will be taught here. LECTRICITY classes at Hughes offer valuable experience to our boys, both for their vocational ap- plication and for their home use. Classes are under direction of Mr. Creighton of the Hughesfaculty. In the picture to the left, Don Meister is hold- ing a closed circuit breaker on a lamp bank. At his right, John Brunner meas- ures the voltage of a direct current gener- ator, as both learn more about electricity, our versatile servant.
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LITHE BODIES AND GLOWING CHEEKS RESULT FROM CO ED CALISTHENICS BOVE and to the left students learn to con- serve the health of their peak years through thorough exercises de- signed to tone and build physical health. Phys Ed, one of the most popular of classes in the modern high school, in- creases pupil efficiency. T THE right pupils of Miss Harris, prepare plants for transplanting in the famous Hughes greenhouse. From this carefully operated haven of beauty come the color- ful, lovely blooms that decorate our window sills in midwinter and grace our frequent flower sales. Nncf eg MU fwudcfai
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