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Experience is gained through the practice of 'hands on' teaching Have you ever stopped to think where we would be today if industrial arts classes weren’t offered? We wouldn’t have mechanics to fix our vehicles or carpenters to build our houses, the list goes on and on. Although auto mechanics wasn’t offered at Ellinwood High School, many others industrial arts classes were, such as Vo ag I, Animal Science, Agri Mechanics, Farm Management with Howard Wallace and Wood- working I and II taught by Fred Gunn or General Metals, Construction Tra- des, and Mechanical Drawing I, II, and III with Monty Enright. Students enrolled in classes taught by Mr. Wallace cranked out a wide variety of projects. A cattle chute, storage shed, picnic tables, and round bale feeders are just a few of the projects that were made and later sold at the FFA Action. Other items such as trailers, gates, benches, floor jacks, spurs and much more were made for personal use. Production level was also high in Mr. Gunns’ woodworking classes. Beds, night stands, mirror stands, and shelves are only a few of the projects tackled by the students. “I made a TV stand, stereo cabinet, and a foot stool to help furnish my house,” said senior Justin Smith. While Mr. Wallace and Mr. Gunn taught their classes inside, Mr. Eright took his class outside to work on their construction trades project. Other than the time it took to build a few projects for people who reques- ted the construction trades help, the class spent most their time working at the American Legion. “Having only two people in construction trades wasn’t too bad because we got to do more and learn more. If there would have been more people in the class, we probably wouldn’t have received free popcorn while we worked at the Legion,” said junior David Anderson. by Dcodra Spring 28 “We had planned to finish two sheds this year but only completed one. We lost a lot of school days because both kids were involved in school activities. Usually with more students, you will have enough students left over to still work those days. I was very pleased with Grant and David. They worked hard and learned a lot about construction.” Monty Enright, instructor EAGLE INDUSTRIAL ARTS
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photo by John R. Mohn PARTY: EHS Today staff throws a going away bash for foreign exchange student Ilja Tuechter. Tuechter left to live with his family who also came from Germany for the US to live in Chicago. Staff members were (first row) Sherry Farthing, Damon Carson, Ilja Tuechter, (second row) Steve Moris, Dayla Doll, Tina Pelrson, Todd Ferlig, Shane Tchubb, Debbie Otis, Stacy Brown, (third row) Larry Huslig, Steve Schlotthauer, Jennifer Shartz, Stephanie Westerman, Mark Pohlman, Kristi Klepper, Eagle staff member Justin Knupp, and Grant Bowman. Not pictured Miriam Biays, Sandy Wornkey, and Janelle Kerschner. photo by J. Knupp EASY DOES IT: Junior Audra Knop cuts out copy for her mystic blues cho- rus layout in preparation for pasting up for the Eagle’s first deadline. 27
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