Del Mar College - Cruiser Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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ESQ ,l .mt W its w Instructor Phil Newell helps Noel McFadden and Van Clark in their pipe layout before they begin welding. Egg . David jentry and john Durr check the voltage and wat- tage of an air conditioning unit at the Tech campus. DM Students Learn Skills Valuable to CC Industries The added need for trained men to work in the technical area has been partially filled by students who have graduated from Del Mar's Technical Institute. The students were under the guidance of many of the best instructors that were available in the fields of study that Del Mar Tech offered on its campus. The graduates of Del Mar Technical Institute, who must complete a two or two and one-half year course of study depending on the particular subject, were easily able to fulfill jobs at large technical companies such as General Electric, Wfestinghouse, McDonnell Aircraft, many jobs offered by the government and also technical positions with private concerns. Many graduates went into businesses of their own. Ben Burkett gains practical experience in learning to use the resin box as a check of the humidity.

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Mr. Crump teaches his students the many complicated Checking the compressor on a refrigerator occupies the scales and mysteries of their slide rules. attention of john Durr and David jentry. Education at Del Mar Technical Institute At Tech Professor Flanagan demonstrates an air conditioning mechanism to his students David Jentry and john Durr. 67

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Tech students Frank Medina and Clarence Young watch the Juan Hernandez watches as Randall Lovelace cloes an experiment testing the evaporation point of oil. 69 indicators on a machine that measures the water flow. Mike Olsen and Baltazar Pena watch as Leon Carter works on an experiment in the DC electric lab.