Buchser High School - Kodiak Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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in the Industrial Arts Department Q Q Q Mr. Lara supervises as Sieve Harfer em- ploys a micrometer in his work with a lathe in metal shop. Santa Clara architect L. F. Richards was the designer of Buchser High. ,, i s,-ff A f' .Mm i V ' K ' 'ii , . 3. , . -me 1' -iz, .4 F R Wei. is I. , MMM,-wefzrffe!t W. 1.4, 3 .1 Mc, if' A mefal worker Dave East- man, is skilled in The use of The oxy-acetylene welder, ...l ,,-V. The Mechanical Drawing sfudenf learns to Transfer his ideas To paper, as Ron Tachibana is doing here in his isometric pictorial drawing of a Tool posr.

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Innovating and manipulating DONALD CURTIS HERBERT LARA MAURICE PHILIPS San JOS6 STGI9, BA- San Jose STaTe, BA. San Jose STaTe, BA. EIGCTFOVTICS I Gen. MeTaIs Drafting Mechanical Drawing I Mechanical Drawing DALE TYGRETT San Jose Siaie, MA. Wood Shop I, Il, III, IV Wood I In The wesT corner of The Buchser campus lie The indusTrial shops. Bruins seeking a Trade Tind ThaT These shops are a very handy Training ground, OThers who do nor plan To be employed by indusTry beneTiT from Taking These classes as They provide The mechanical knowledge so viTal To Them. FuTure engineers are cerTain To gain Useful experience from a course in mechanical drawing. WhaTever his plans may be, The sTUdenT learns To work wiTh his hands in order To form a- producT in which he can Take pride. Woodshop boys Transform wood inTo useful arTicles,

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Learning the ropes of Many a busy teacher finds himself indebted to such industrious business students as Vicki La Pointe, Barbara Pasley, and Georgia Nallick who are shown here operating the ditto machine, - 5 S XX lllfff Q Lx no 5 Q ' , Q J d 15 f, 212 9D fc X 3 fl. llil 15 on O 78 Training future businesswomen is an important part of Buchser's curriculum. Lynn Buth applies her acquired knowledge while taking dictation from Mrs. Helen Morrill.