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ef X, .f of Don't think that we have neglected the academic side ot our education. ln addition to our shop work, we have taken regular courses in methematics, history, science, and English, with the correlation between each of these subjects and our respective industrial occupations always clearly apparent. Charles S. Biechler-Economic development of the American way ot lite . . . related social studies Ann G, Fleming-From A B C to the writing of original poetry . . , that's industrial English Robert R. Johnson-Oh, those tensile strength problems . . . industrial math Ralph L. Gurnmoelf acid doesn't eat it, it's gold . . . the effect ot acids on metals . . . related science Carl B. Petty-Architecture in the making . . . blueprints . . . drattsmanship l 7
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EDWIN W. FRENCH Head of lndustrial Department Buffalo, N. Y., Normal School BS., Teachers College, Columbia MA., University ot Pittsburgh Teacher, Buffalo, N. Y. Teacher, Aliquippa High School Practical experience in our chosen oc- cupations, this is the opportunity granted to us who were accepted into the indus- trial department. With training in act- ual house building and wiring for the carpenters and electricians, and with trade training in commercial jobbing for the machinists and auto repairmen, we feel that we are well-equipped to enter our respective trades. Edward Ciriacy-Ouch, my thumb! The carpenters build a model home in Industrial Building Louis P. Ladish-Shocking, isn't it? The electri- cians progress in their training Harry E. Marshall- My Little Yellow Gasket, sing the auto machanics as they repair a motor Robert J. Ackerly--Aw, nuts! . . . land boltsll . . . Machinery and its care delight future mechanics
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A creative mind and a skillful hand: these have been the purpose ot our industrial arts classes. With opportunities for training in mechanical drawing, wood working, and metal- cratt, we have acquired a general manual skill by which we can master the technical problems of our everyday lite. Fred Sanborn-Skill in woodworking . . , cabinet making . . . furniture designing , . , wood shop Frank Crawford-Lettering, perspective, accuracy in observation and measurement . . . mechani- cal drawing Ernest l-lerklotz-Craftsmanship in metal . . . manual and mechanical arts . . . general shop AIiquippa's shops participate in the defense train- ing program . . . government project
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