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A group of boys taking Building Construction learned first hand the principles involved in building a garage. (Lower right inset) Mr. Don Smith, who taught Building Construction, also taught classes in Power Mechanics and Wood Shop. Marvin Flower (upper right) taught Machine Shop, and Law- rence VandenTak instructed stu- dents in General Shop (lower right). : In the machine shop boys obtained experience by working with machines and constructing simple tools. Working at the drill presses were Gale Briggs and Phil Southern.
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Education. Preparation for Vocation The greatest task of high school education is to prepare the student for his future, either in furthering his education or sending him di- rectly into the world of business after graduation. The vocation department of CHS has filled this need for the latter tremendously in the past years. Time and experience have proven our graduates were well qualified for the job. (Left to right) Carol Yeiter, Pat DeFrates, and Pat Wilkinson enjoy cooking with the modern conveniences in the new homemaking kitchen. Miss Schermerhorn (upper left) and Miss Prohaska (lower left) capa- bly taught t h e home economics students the ele- ments of running a home smoothly. Flower arranging is one of the units studied in Homemaking III. Joan Strohm, Sharon Carr, and Janice Ruperd are arranging bitter-sweet under the direction of Miss Schermerhorn. 14
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The boys who elected Mechanical Drawing as one of their subjects learned a great deal about drawing blueprints, plans, etc. (Upper left inset) Horace Stafford taught the Mechanical Drawing classes. The objective of the Agricultural De- partment is to train prospective farm-) ers in proficiency in farming. (Left to right): Terry Monroe, Murl Miller, Bill Schrader, Jim Larder, and Ron Davidson learned to repair different parts of a tractor. (Lower right inset) Clyde Ray very ably taught the ag classes. 16
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