Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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FUNNY LITTLE LINES are turned and twisted into logical patterns in mechanical drawing classes. , W., ,Mai ROUND HOLES in squared boards are really easy for Jimmy Sceremi as he constructs his project in woodworking class. INDUSTRIAL ARTS OFFERS FUTURE BUILDERS TRAINING IN SKILL TRADES FROM DRAWING TABLES to work benches, bowls, lamps, ornamental iron work, and numerous other articles are de- vised and made in the industrial arts classes. Through these courses students learn lettering, sketching, and the drawing of simple objects and machine parts. They also study the intersection of solids, and diflerent parts of machines, leading to simple machine design. In Shop, wood, sheetmetal, band iron, leather, electricity, and ceramics are studied through discussion and actual construction. In the course in general metals students learn just what the name implies. Forging, tempering, hardening, and heat treatment are taught. foyer an f ig fl ,M v, fff . Mr. Harald Weesner MY- John JC'Ck50'1 STICKY GLUE is being sei wifh clamps by Bill Dyer and Bill Deland for a semester project. s 5 s X I lx f V my mi 3 rt ,ga gs 1 :Sw tc f f fig , g 85

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