Central High School - Cehisean Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Manipulating S1100 worth of machinery is no child's play, so Iohn Schroeder can feel proud of his ability to make things go without their running amuck. Mr. Robert Berg, metal shop instructor, teaches him and many others the gentle art. Drawing boards and sharp edged tools take the place of textbooks and chalk in the class- rooms in Central's basement and sub-basement. Industrial arts including wood- turning, cabinet making, me- chanical drawing, home plan- ning, and metal working are ir- resistible to numbers of boys and a handful of girls, and from their classes come delicate, beautiful, useful, and sturdy articles. Air- plane and other models, maga- zine racks, book cases, and desks are constructed by the manual experts. To some a womans place is in the home, but to Dot Maxness, shop is her hide- out. The girls' Woodwork shop in which she learned Working on a more pliable substance than Iohn Schroeder and his metal, Mer- lin Serum chose wood shop for his in- dustrial art. Taking the grunt out of some of the work is the job of the me- chanical planer that Merlin is working. Mr. Albert Schwabe taught him how. to make that candelabra has become a popular part of the curriculum under Mr. Lewis I-larnsberger.

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