Delavan Darien High School - Era Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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Mr. Gannon and George Snyder art' trying to solve a minor problem in Industrial ( niphir» class. A usual mnc in tin metal shop rould find everyone working.

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Thr woixUlmp »a» the plirr herc Mr. I.cnhurt could hr located much of the day. Patience and carrful work created a fir»t prize project. Work makes Grade A projects P)anin£ »«»donii b the milling machine in the hop. Independent work habits were the most important qualities a person could have to be in one of the three Industrial Arts classes. Everything was left to the students. He decided what he wanted to make, how he was going to make it. and most important, it was his responsibility to know how good his project was going to be. Mr. Gannon. Industrial Arts department head, was the drawings instructor and also had some worlds classes. The shops and draw ing room were open to anyone w ho would like to use its facilities. The use of the rooms could be arranged by speaking to one of the instructors. 21 Induotrial Art

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Materials center supports learning The instructional materials center such as the library and the audio-visual department were of growing importance to the high schools faculty and students. The library increased its number of available books and magazines this vear. The audio-visual department also increased the amount of equipment for use by the school. Students had more of a chance to use the library facilities because of flexible scheduling. The library has been made into a study area where students can go during unscheduled modules to use resources that are available in the library. The audio-visual equipment also became more available for student use. Kuth Djupmiin Libra riai) Two students used audio-visual equipment in the A offices. Mr . Djupmiin offered help to •tudents in thr library. 2h ln»tmetion l Materials Center