Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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. ..- ,W ,..,w.,. Sparks fly, hammers pound, and the smell of freshly cut wood permeates the air. Everywhere, someone is busily involved in a proiect, whether it be creating a wooden bud vase on a lathe, rebuilding a motor, or searching through a row of type for errors before making a final proof!! The Industrial Arts area is a place where students can enioy the sensation of working with their hands while learning a useful skill. Eleven courses are offered at DCHS ranging from Metals to Girl's Home Mechanics, Electricity to Building Trades. Boys and girls alike find them a relief from the tiring routine of sitting ata classroom desk. LEFT: Students in Automechanics worked on various kinds of motors to become acquainted with common engine problems. BELCW: Mr. Lattimer gives careful explanations on the use of the band saw. ENJOY LEARNING MANUAL SKILLS

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RIGHT: Sue Wolters sands on her proiect to smooth rough edges. BELOW: Working gingerly on her proiect, Lynn Thomsen, o graphic arts student, strives for perfection. BELOW RIGHT: Don Pearson works with the drill press in his Metals class. Q? 5 X STUDENTS 2

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RIGHT: Not quite through, Russ Garrison knows the end is near, someplace. BELOW: Taking time out, Mr. Wilcox helps untangle a complicated Algebra equation. BELOW RIGHT: Some proofs require a little help from Mr. Tyner.