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5 -f , QI-n 'i Y.. Cooper, Mike Murphy, ond Terry Mick experiment with vorious Mr. Trothen performs a demonstration for Dick McCurry in their woodshop class. Hart operates one of the photography machines under the core- Mr. Alcorn's outo shop :loss is busy ot work. superv ision of Mr. Krienke.
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Ax ,I . - sim if rl' . V 7, Burr Hereford watches closely as Mr. Jones illustrates a fine point in mechanical drawing. Industrial ,A rfs The industrial arts department is that part of general education concerned with satisfying the student's innate desire to construct things with tools and materials, and with the development ot an intelligent understanding ot our modern industrial civilization with the problems which have resulted from it. Contacts with a wide variety ot manipulative experiences and industrial products are provided. Industrial arts, although not vocational in scope, does offer basic skills necessary in developing a proficiency for employment through courses in mechani- cal drawing, metal, wood, radio, auto, electricity, elec- tronics and photography, along with offering many opportunities for leisure time activities, both now and in the future. Q34 Q, 4 Jerry Hielle, Mike Long, and Nick Hourigan watch attentively in auto shop. Mr. Krienke's students watch him put the final solution on a photograph.
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Elena Friedman and Sally Long admire a bulletin board in their civics class. asia! cieucc The social science department has the responsibility to prepare the student for the complex duties demanded by the roll of citizenship in a democracy. Each student must equip himself with the facts and skills of problem solving necessary to share in the task of intelligently giv- ing direction to our government through the democratic process. To achieve these goals American problems, civics, U.S. history, sociology, world geography, world history, and economics form an important part of our education ot Encina. Mrs. Walsh helps Ronnie Rounds with his homework in U.S. history. ii? 5 it s 3 1 3 5 s 5 Q X
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