Kahuku High School - Ke Koolau Yearbook (Oahu, HI)

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Vocational Courses Provide Students With Opportunities 5 Many different courses were offered in the Industrial Arts Program, O The Auto Mechanics Program consisted of three levels: Hrst, second, and third year. O The Hrs! year students were taught the basics of auto mechanics such as: what makes a car run, the parts in- volved, and the safety and danger of the shop. O The second year students learned how to rebuild parts that are worn-out, work on car engines, and do body work. O The third year students were taught similar things as the second year auto students, but went further into the Held. ' O The students of the woods courses made projects which they themselves thought of They also learned how to use the machines and tools that are in the shop. O In industrial crafts, decorative objects and jewelry, such as rings, necklaces, pendants, and brooches were made. O Agriculture classes offered students the opportunity to farm and to learn the techniques necessary to be a success- ful farmer. They learned how to plant, water, weed and harvest vegetables. O These courses helped and encouraged students to ven- ture into subjects which allowed them to express their fell- ings and ideas in the worlc they produced. lj