Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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STUDENTS RECEIVE TRAINING IN VARIOUS FIELDS Mechanical drawing and agriculture are two different aspects of the Charlotte High School educational system, and are equally important. In mechanical draw- ing the students work with T-squares and pro- tractors. The classes ad- vance as far as drawing house plans, machinery parts, and practice designs. Soil Conservation, crop rotation, and ani- mal husbandry are just a few of the fields that the agriculture classes at Charlotte cover dur- ing the school year. Retouching their final plates are Bob Crozier and Chris Crugher in 2nd hour mechanical draw- ing class. Going over one of their many projects are Don Rogers, Larry Walker, and Jon Forell.

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Amodo Cardenas and Tom Mahon are cleaning up their machines. Skill and patience are required in making basic tools as well as preparing the student for the future. Taking these classes is well worth the time spent be- cause it not only develops knowledge, but culivates cooperation in getting along with your fellow students. Learn- ing the fundamentals is of great impor- tance in working safely with machines in the shop classes. Hard work and strenuous thinking is done by the boys in build- ing construction. Bill Zalugg and Carl Youngs ore putting away their equip- ment in wood shop. Ken Gullett is working with the jig-saw making a cut out design.

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Adequate English Jean McCombs and Pete Caputo are going over their papers in their 5th hour Comp, class.