Bremen High School - Arrow Yearbook (Midlothian, IL)

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 4(td a 'ityicfancf, Stic The plans for anything that is well made must be laid out on a drawing board and drafted to a blueprint before the construction begins. Freshmen drafting here are Chuck Grande, Joe Bard, Dan Brigham, Jack Chapman, and Ron Christionson. Any well-made article brings pride to the maker and joy to the receiver. Good craftsmen are trained in Bremen's various shops. A boy may enroll in drafting, wood shop, metal shop, electric shop, or auto shop. Teaching boys the correct way to use tools is one of the objectives of shop classes. David Soliday and John Richardson are adjusting a distributor on a scope in auto shop. Jack Uthe and Pete Warsyalek have chosen the right wood, the right tools, and are ready for the right finish to put on Pete's coffee table.

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0Wtt a cute 0 The choral department at Bremen under the direction of Miss Ruth Schmidt, performs at a Christmas concert and a spring concert, plus various minor appearances during the school year. Miss Schmidt here rehearses with the boys' chorus for the Christmas concert. Mr. Hollingsworth directs a marching band, a sub-varsity band and several smaller groups such as the jazz band. Here Bob De Young, Ken Figured, Carol Ball, and Dennis Johnson record a selection they have been preparing under Mr. Hollingsworth's direction. 22 Dan Daugherty, Bill Proctor, Tom Dresser, and Dennis Robinson are watching a dynalevel, which responds to sound volume with flashing, multicolored lights.

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Cheryl Snedden finds a tracer wheel a handy tool for her sewing projects in home economics class. TVe StcU 'ftycHAC OcVl 2ccee t i t , , , Baking a pie is truly an art, but Miss Downing, home economics teacher, knows all the secrets. Soon her students will, too—for first they watch and then they do.