WyEast High School - Aquila Yearbook (Hood River, OR)

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CLARENCE NEVILLE Crafts Mechanical Drawing VOCATIONAL ART Manual Arts and Crafts are given for those who are interested in occupational trades and skills. Wood- working, metalworking, leathercraft, ceramics, and plastics are among the subjects offered to edu- cate students in manual skills. Home Making offers varied units of study in the science of homemaking. GEORGE GALLOWAY Woodshop I Sz II Advanced Woodshop

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ERARTMENTS OFFER WIDE PROGRAM BERT KRONMILLER Business Law id V151 Accuracy in typing comes with practice. Business education courses prepare many Wy'east graduates for employment in offices in the summer and after graduation. Typing, bookkeeping and knowledge of business law are invaluable to Wy'east Typing I General Business students both in school and after they graduate. Students in general business discover that nothing is simple in the business world. LENHART KRAUSE Shorthand Bookkeeping Typing II Office Practice

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w, ,ii -.pf u 1 if pw,- ,, ,, MILDRED GOE Home Ee I Home Ee II Home Ec III DEVELOPS SKILLS Vocational Agriculture gives m any boys an opportunity to learn and apply scientific modern methods to Agriculture AE Ag As Ag t .X I I V-F . I Y- .r CAS HEILMAN III IV These Ag students dis- ' cover the contents of the soil through experi ments and analyses. GORDON GALBRAITH I II Metal Shop Ready to work in the Ag shop, several boys listen to instructions. Girls in home economics study and review homemaking arts.