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in UStRIAl dRAftinq ARt ARtS Three courses are taught in the drafting department. Drafting I is taught mainly to acquaint the student with the basic principles of mechanical drawing. He learns proper techniques in sketching and lettering, and learns how to draw various geometric constructions and projections. In drafting II the student advances from geometric constructions to more involved constructions. He learns how to take many different view points and observe the object from all angles. He also learns the little details of fine drawing, different methods of drawing objects, and the technical terms and what they mean. In drafting III, the students learn to read blueprints, estimate qualities of materials, and the details of home construction. At the end of the year, they draw complete plans of a house. As these students advance from year to year, their drawings become more than just copying from the book, for they must first analyze them. In the industrial arts department, the students learn how to work with wood and other types of difficult materials. This year for the first time, the junior high had a class in shop, and they met for two days a week, during which time, they made such projects as telegraph keys. In the more advanced classes of shop, the boys make toboggans, meat tenderizers, and picnic forks. The arts and crafts class worked with leathers and for the first time, also worked with wood. They made such things as jewelry, leather goods, and wood products. For any high school students who are interested in art, one course is offered. It includes such activities as drawing, painting, carving sand blocks and soap, and metal designing. Much of the work in this class is done on an individual basis. R. Engel drawing floor plan in advanced drafting. Mr. Koetsier helping D. Johnson with drawing on graph paper in first year drafting. C. Andrews, E. Stover watch. Art class carving pressed sand and soap.
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Mrs. Prillwitz helping V. Hass, D. Schinske, B. Nothstine do hand work on their garments. Mrs. Prillwitz fits blouse on B. Baab as J. Janke watches. N. Baker, J. Pagels, M. Daniels sewing garments in Homemaking II. E. Rudell is in background. S. Myers, B. Hebner, J. Zelmer observe as blouse patterns are fitted to K. Odiornne and M. Sherwood by Mrs. Prillwitz.
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