Lorain High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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Pupils studying office practices learn practical skills on office machines-calcu- lators, Dictaphone, Sunstrancl, and the typewriter as a stencil cutter. L0 t W QV' VUVJH QV-'WOW ot TOM Fifteen

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OP-FLIGHT craftsmen . . . skilled secretaries . . . will be needed in the office and factory of tomorrow . . . New and better ways will be found to earn our daily bread . . . and more of the bet- ter things of life. Six-hour day . . . guaranteed annual wage . . . severance pay . . . will give us freedom from want . . . freedom from fear . . . and will help to keep us happily employed . . . in the air . . . in the office . . . beside the motor . . . beside the office machine . . . Skill will play a vital role in efficient and necessary workmanship. Don Dengerd, Joe Chudzinski, and Jack Clark examine the Allison B-12 engine in pre-flight class. 'Q X., rf A g

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Sophomore p upi l s build strong bodies through play and individual gym stunts. Sixteen Boys ulearned the ropes in gym class. Timing . . . effort . . . practice . . . perfection . . . play skills are work skills. We used our heads to use our hands. We learned to climb today . . . in order that we may climb tomorrow.