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ELECTRIC SHOP: John Smith fLeftJ, and FrankSmith are bending 3!4 conduit to wires. These 3!4 conduits are bent, cut, and fitted to protect them in their various lo- cation. Vocational WOOD SHOP: The two Ronnies' Kerestus QLefty, and Loveland co-oper- ate in cutting stock on the radial saw. This newest woodworking machine is one of the same tools our boys will use when they enter their trades after high school. Aubrey Daniels fLeftJ, Abe Lincoln and Len Perkoski are installing a Power Cabinet. This requires thorough pre- cision and accuracy. After the conduits are installed, they are rechecked so that they are sturdy, level, and the proper length.
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----.q. Cafrpentnq Shop 5 A general view of the carpentry shop. ln the foreground, the boys are assembling player benches for the athletic department, Many practical and useful projects which have teaching values are completed in the carpenter shop. The machine and hand tools visible in the center and left are part of our training equipment. Mickey Bateman, qleftj 'Ray' Scheivert and Bruce Shanko putting the finishing touches on the football score board. This is one example of the many useful projects done in the carpentry shop. No task is too great or too compli- cated when any projec t needing carpentry arises. S-f is
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Depantment 3? Sv-- Bll.l, DRAPER, at the switch board, is putting up hre a kers to complete a circuit. This produces current which operates a generator for running a D. C. Motor. Electnic Shop Pfzojecta 1 D' A. x X B. Palmer 1l.eftJ, and D. Beach- board are cutting number I4 wire for light job in shop. They are in charge of equipment received and doled-out. Mr. Wheelahan, instructor fLeftJ, and Mr. Rosse', Director of Vocational Education are discussing plans for the installation of fluorescent lighting fixtures for the art room. All major electrical jobs are carefully planned and supervised. as -H45 X was-ns. STUDENT TEACHER: Instructions are being given by John Smith ffixtreme R,j on how to identify the different parts of a battery and two direct current motors. Other mem- bers ofthe class are fLeftJ, A. Lincoln, L. Minney, B. Palmer, B. Draper, D. Beach- board, A. Daniels, B. Clinger, F. Smith, B. Eusden QKnee1ingJ. I7 ,-A
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