Central High School - Wakitan Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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:ises precision and ass project. king class. If Jesse Chapel watches as Dennis Howe and Ricky Garber sand a car before refinishing it in their auto-body class. l David Fisher and a student from another school repair a proper way of drafting a form for mechanical draw transmission to gain experience in automotive mechanics. Francis Fisch watches as Mr. Fisher shows Greg, Ogletree the ing. As Mr. Spalding supervises, John Hickock chang . -fx , es a tire on the automobile he is repairing in automotive class.

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Boys gain skills for careers in industry Centralis industrial arts program offers freshman and sophomore boys general shop, woodworking, metal working, electronics, and mechanical drawing. Each class involves interest- ing projects starting with simple buzzers and art objects to more complicated projects such as ra- dios. In advanced classes, boys learn new skills and how to use more advanced power tools. Hillyard Technical School provides junior and senior boys with classes preparing them for possible occupations in the future or work in re- lated areas of study. This school offers students drafting, electronics, auto mechanics, machine shop, printing, welding, and carpentry. Boys learn newskills as well as proper procedures. Mr. Wilkinson shows Leonard DeWeese how to cut a square hole with a mortis- ing and tenon machine. l i A I . ff' ,. .QV .W ef M riff! f' fi General shop student Greg Monach exercises precision and skill as he cautiously cuts a board for his class project. Students draw designs in sheets of copper as a project for metal working class. , u 6 2 E 2 3 Z X. if 'Y l Jesse Chapel watc I rf E 5

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4 V 4? Q-N. -::- --fr-gre-mga, r - , I f it L , .Ind .. COE students gain vocational abilities Cooperative Occupational Education CCOEJ enables many students to acquire part time or permanent employment. Through this program students obtain on-the-job training for vocations that they may go into for the future. COE instructor, Mr. Ralph Wilkinson, tries to prepare his students for their jobs by teaching them what an employer Wants and expects from his employees. n Students also learn about selling, business law, and money management. Babysitting, work- ing as a salesgirl or salesman, clerking in a gro- cery store, or working in a bakery are just a few of the possible opportunities for employment. As one of his many duties as a Conoco service station attendant, Steve Reinhold fills the gas tank for a customer. Candy Weber, working as an assistant in an' optometristis office, fits a customer for the correct size of glasses. i Jim Br and fits Cindy Fankhauser for a new pair of Shoes- Denise Bartles Studei Jim Blacklock, Dr correct way to che