Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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. ' r-L JEFF WMITED AND John Culver learn to cut metal to build work benches. SHOP For those intrigued to perfect their articulate care for design, the choice of shop is often selected by the male gen- der here at Oneonta. There they can formulate creative masterpieces of ma- hogany or create priceless pinnacles of pine as they further their educational experiences and possibly destine themselves on a career in the art of carpentry. Shop students do everything from building a stool to helping construct a ramp for the beauty pageant. Many people think that shop is simply learn- ing how to use a hammer, but there is much more involved. A student must be handy with the basic tools, but he must also master the skills of sanding, varnishing or painting, and figuring di- mensions. Students also become familiar with the skills of plumbing, electrical wiring, and welding. HELPING TO C0M8THUCT a book shelf. Ted Murphree learns that carpentry is hard work. 62 Academics NEAL CORNELIUS USES complex tools such as a radial arm to build a bench.

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