Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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cts uilcluq orlcl to Live Fl . . . . . I TRI L ART 4' W. n UQL, A , , , 'g:,.,.y.?21':s'A'f:sef25S 'isefflqi , , .1 ,,. ri. , QW.: ...M Q .L Interested in national defense and vocational guidance is this group shown above-the industrial arts teachers. To teach the work of welding, D. C. RICE has joined our faculty. ROBERT BAKER, the man who aids us all, is the coordinator of diversified occupations, and A. ROY WHITE, another newcomer, teaches history and shop drawing. J. ARTHUR HEN- LEY and A. W. DUAN teach manual training and carpentry, while S. T. COBINE, sheet metal instructor, works at the Lafayette annex. If your auto is broken, ELLIS KINDRED, auto mechanic, is the man you should see, and NORMAN J. RANUM, perched on his stool, eagerly explains the technique of mechanical drawing. Industrialism can truly be called an art-the art of building the world we live in. Twenty

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9 Out with the olde in with the new. Yes, out with the old hunt peck system, say these TYPING STUDENTS, AS THEY LEARN TOUCH THE KEYS WITH LIGHT AND FLYING FINGER-TIPS. future success of many of them will be determined and assured by training they receive in the two years of typing, which is offered in commercial course. Others merely prepare to simplify their college later life by learning an efficient and or time-saving method for writing crim- positions, reports, and letters .... In addition to typing. boys and girls a l i k e . enthusiastically undertake preparation for the innumerable phases of business life through short- hand, oltice practice. commercial law, and accounting all included in this course. Here we see a few of our future Hexecutivesf' alias J. H. S. ACCOUNTANTS. ADDING AND SUBTRACTING IN THE NEW BUSINESS WAY. and T0 The the the and

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This strange-looking device, though me inini less to many of our eyes is in reality a sheet metal machine, or more technitallv termed A BRAKE OPERATED BY HIGH SCHOOL SIUDLNIS It is ditlicult to conceiye that those convenient and useful devices in our hallxx ays the swing top waste paper cans, are a result of the protess bein' t uiicd on above But if we follow the eyes of the workers we see 1 plete of Ualx inized iron being bent for such a purpose. This general sheet metal training' prepares those interested for an open field in this type of work which is prevalent in many indus- tries. Carpentry, auto-mechanics, and mechanical drawing. also offer opportunities for industrially- minded folk to develop their indi- vidual skills .... ln the lower pic- ture we see A GROUP OF WELD- ERS also preparing' to enter the busy machine shops and numerous industries of a fast moving' ma- chine age. Na- n 'f ,xt isa