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

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Train Craftsmen. The Industrial Arts Department offered courses in woods, metals and engineering drawing. Students became familiar with basic tools and techniques. During unscheduled mods, students may work on projects or get extra help from their instructors. Mr. James R. Dillner taught Metals. Mr. Robert J. Gannon taught American lndustry. General Indus- trial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Architectural Draw- ing. and Engineering. Mr. Philip Lenhart taught Woodworking. Roger Millard consults Mr. Lenhart on a woodworking proiect AKOVZ Jerry Rosenwing and Craig Sanford work in the machine shop. ATZCOW, Mr. Gannon supervises work done by Don Unrau. A . Robert J. Gannon James R. Dillner Phillip Lenhart 25

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Studies Provide Training for Future. Mrs. Scheurell helps Kathy Watts in Family Living Class. The Applied Science Department brought home economics, agriculture. and Family Living courses to the students. Students studied the many phases of agriculture under the guidance of Mr. Holman. Agriculture courses were designed to train students interested in the business of farming. or any of the related occupations. Miss Hahn taught both boys' and girls' home eco- nomics. Mrs. Scheurell taught girls' home econom- ics and Family Living. Home economics includes both cooking and sewing. Family Living is open to senior girls, and covered the aspects of dating, marriage. managing a home. and raising a family. Miss Hahn gives instructions on laying out a pattern. rummage 1. swnnnq