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Wefding The welding shop was started in 1941 as a part of the war training pro- gram, it was not a regular school subiect until 1944. The first class of twelve students was graduated in 1945. Nlr. George Davidson has been the only in- structor in this shop. No phase of industry has grown so extensively and rapidly as welding. Today, tanks, ships, and planes are being welded, as well as automobiles, ma- chinery, and household equipment. Considering the present rate of expansion, the future will call for a greater number of capable men in this field. The Arthur Hill Tech welding course consists of one semester of acetylene welding and three semesters of arc welding. Arc welding in the last decade, has made such great strides that more than ninety percent of all the welding is done by arc, therefore, three semesters of the four are spent on arc welding. The student spends three hours a day, fifteen hours a week, or three hundred hours per semester in shop. This time is divided so that the student has two hundred hours of actual practice on various types of welds. The re- maining one hundred hours are spent in the study of welding theory, shop dis- cussion, group anol individual instruction, and general repair work. The course has several aims: 1. To acquaint the students with all common metals and the correct means of identifying them. 2. To familiarize the student with the various units of the welding ap- paratus. 3. To teach the welding processes and their possibilities. 4. To explain the principles of physics and metallurgy used in making a weld. 5. To develop skill and confidence. 6. To teach the correct procedure in making repairs and adjustments. 7. To stress the importance of economy of time and materials. The training welders get will qualify them for the work in many indus- tries-ship building, airplane construction, coal and metal mines, oil refineries, pipeline construction, power plants, and automobile plants. Some of the students who have graduated are pipe welders, others are welders in other fields. The school hopes to interest more boys in the welding field because there is a need for pipe, sheet metal, and structural welders.
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