Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Model Airplane Manufacture . . Building Draft Material Russel Larson, lim Gilbert, Dick Gowle Now employing the advice of efficiency engineers. Cleveland's model makers are producing models on a mass scale. This method is speedier and more accurateg the model makers hope to receive the Army-Navy E. Below we see Mr. McLarney's commandoes practising calisthenics. After their strenuous second period work- out, the hoys feel in the 'ipinkw of condition for was that color green?D The senior physical education class is designed to make and keep men in condition for the draft. Top: lim Hess, Alan Matthews, Alex Carmichael, Iim Carden, Art Zenqrell, Al Christ, Curtis Sweeney, Ellsworth Hawkins, Ioe Healy, Murele Ipsen. Bottom: Iack Madison, Mike Mastro, George Miller, Louis Boxrz, Gene Boileau, Bob Hopkins, Bill Van Mechelen, Walt Lindbergh, Bob Gritlin, Wayne Johnson.

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Cleveland fr Wwdwwker: . . . Aeronautzhw SHOP WORKERS AERO Emma May Sedoras. Bill Smith, Al Linqen- Mr. Pratt, lim Hess, Bruce Iohnson Vmcenl ielter Gordon McKay, Keith Clisby. Miles Kerkol, Cliif Miner, Alan Matthews. Huge Dean Cochran, Walter Scriben. Cleveland's Woodworkers are doing their bit in help- ing the U. S. 0. and Private Johnny Doe, U. S. A. Hundreds of Chinese Checker boards have rolled off the assembly line in Shop 2. Because of the manpower shortage. womanpower has also been employed here. Above we see some of the Eagle Woodworkers rubbing splinters off the boards. Below: Studying aerodynamics in the wind tunnel in 305 is a portion ol' the aeronautics class under the direction of Mr. Pratt. Although the course is tough, the boys like it because of its timely application. and because it served as a good reason to be excused from Composition IV.

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