San Diego Vocational High School - Artisan Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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ROBERT S. NORTE Coordinator fo N A S Q - ' - . .5 .OLAN . - Suvervfser N.A.s. F D L CRUGHTEN' ApP'e t'Ce SUPPLEMENTAL AND RELATED INSTRUCTORS HERMAN G- SNCDGRASS- Training Superintendent N.A.S.: ROBERT D MEYEQ B. N. DONALD sHivELY. supervisory Training: CARL w. STEIN, Jef Prnpnis: Senior Apprentice Inst t - FRANCT , ' ' Scnnois. FUC or S L' FERR'S' COo'd'nat0' fo' City T. R. WILSON L. GIBSON, Welding: ROLAND L. ROBINSON, Jef and Rocket The N0 RTI-I ISLAND FACULTY .v E- 3.r HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUCTORS N.A.S. V B. R. ROBERD E. EATON, Aviation Mechanics: JAMES L. PALMER, Aircraft and Indus- trial Electricityp WALLACE HOMITZ, English. M. R. GEORGE STEVENS, Plumbing: JOSEPH E. SARDELLA, mathematics and Mechanical I Drawing, JOHN H. BLANKENSHIP, Aviation Mechanics: JOE C. FANNIN, Elec- tronics and Radio: VOID B. NULL, Supervisor. T. R. HARRY P. LARSON, History and English: PAUL WILLIAMS, Aircraft Instruments ' DONALD D. ANDERSEN, Science and Related: LOREN A. LONG, Science and Mat lik ematics: GUY BURCHAM, Carpentry.

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EVENING HIGH SCI-ICDOI.

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ISLAND STUDENT BODY Th 'S Die o Vocatlcnal 'School graduate with a trade major is doubly fontunate in e an g that he not only graduates with a high school diploma but he has also attainedrthe manipulative skills, technical knowledge, attitudes and appreciation which are sal- h labor market in terms of a job as an advanced apprentice ln his partl- able on t e cular trade major field. 'ln the competitive labor market the person with training or experience has a definite advantage when applying for work. Il continue their training by entering actively Many Vocational School graduates wi as a life renticeship program in the field which they have already chosen into an app 'trade major! 'Through the completion of an apprenticeship the studerit.wil,l become 'iighly skilled in all the various phases of the trade in which he speclializes by iarticipating in a supervised work program which will offer him experience in these various phases and in a school program where the technical phases of the ttraderwill ' durin the total period of apprentice- be covered. The progress of the apprentice g su ervlsed and directed by an apprenticeship and advisory com- ship 'w'i'1ij be closely p mittee made up of representatives of management, labor and the San Diego Vocational School. This committee will do everything in its power to develop an outstanding t' with the best on-the-job and related technical craftsman by providing the appren ice training possible. During the period ofiapprenticeshlp training the apprentice will receive ia' guaranteed minimum wage with advances in the wage scale provided at regular intervals upon pre- sentation of satisfactory progress in both on-the-job and related technical phases of his apprenticeship. Upon completion of the apprenticeship period the graduate will be presented with a journeyman certificate issued by the State of California. The graduate apprentice will also have abackground ofmanipulative skills and related technical knowledge gained through the apprenticeship upon which lre can draw for the rest of his life in the earning of his livelihood and in taking his place in the economic and social and civic life of the community.