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1 P Q, J, i Defense Class at work ff.j T b 3 fig 'L 9 Y l Breckenridge is A group of When the course cord card, with qualifications, men are trained have taken this Running the milling machine Brashear. Nefvonal Defense The most vital part of the defense in the High School Machine Shop Training School. Ten weeks are required to complete the course. Two classes of eight hour's shifts are maintained with a total enrollment of forty men. 175 men have taken this course. is completed, the training re- number of hours of training and is given to the graduate. These for machine operations and assemble line work. Seventy per cent of the men who course have obtained positions in defense plants. The supervisor of this is Mr. R. H. Hallauer. The instructors of the defense school are Mr. Clyde Kyle and Hr. W. C. Operating a lathe Learning about a lathe
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The Dramatic Class DYGN1 Htl C AYTS The course of study of the Dramatic Class was highlighted by the study of stage mechanics, dramas, and stage directing. The Dramatic Class gains valuable information and experience from this course. The contest play for the year was entitled NRoad Into the Sun.N Mr. Robert Nail of Albany who is a playwright chose the five members of the cast. Those selected for the cast were Billie Faye Williams, Jo Ann Elliott, Christine Abernathy, Pat Henry and Pat lcNallen. The Cast of NRoad Into the Sunu, Contest Play u , f J X X The Death Scene The Clash--Old Age and The Love.Scene Youth
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Gfe-t'6Y I E3 wiv A Where we eat ustoduens I E 'f b ' WU ,, W I lr. C. 0. Walker Building Custodian The buildings and grounds E the school, under the direct an of lr. Spencer, are always :tractive and well cared for. xese three len are so nuch a nrt of the school that they re highly respected by every :udent in the school. The cafeteria is a necessary part of a high school. Here daily, at noontime, lunches are served the students of B. H. S. These meals are prepared by able and capable women. ,gy 'Ai if Irs. R. P. Gutherie -Manager H fl QQ, .4 ...Q Irs. Abernathy Irs. Williams lr. W. D. Spencer laintenance Superintendent , '..tlg1' I I lr. R. L. Colwell Ground Custodian U23 11
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