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, f f f Jef' 44, ,ima fu 7. t, ,mn ,f B! 'W 1 - z' Ill Kathy Benson and Gina Howell listen to a lecture in Auto Maintenance. 121 Kevin Parkin intensely sands his project in wood shop. l3l Steve Wilson rips 'n tears with the power saw. f4l Students learn how to polish rocks in jewelry class from Mr. Vorreiter. I5j Looks like another typical day in drafting class with Dave Gray, Bryan Albert, Glenn Abel, Marcia Morris, and Curt Regenbrecht. l6l Lewis Lansford and Ron Harvey show that sometimes a little help is needed by a friend in drafting class. l7J Ted Thacker and Nathan Arnett look at their project plans and are puzzled by the concoction which was formed in wood shop. IBI Todd Hanson places his drill bit accurately. l9j julie Rawles, Tom Leach, and Chris Heronema work on projects in jewelry class. 87-Industrial Arts Department
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o longer macho For a long time industrial arts has been a department dominated by the male sex. Today these classes are in- creasing in female participants. A few classes have al- ways had girls in them, but their numbers are increas- ing also. From the teachers' point, of view, girls' grades are equal to or sometimes better than guys'. Their work compares equally, also. In some cases one might think that there were some things that girls couldn't handle. This is not the case at Fairview. Both students and teachers agree that there's nothing a girl can't do. If physically girls aren't able to handle these classes be- cause the work is hard or requires male strength, there is no evidence of this so far. The job fields in industrial arts are many and open to the members of both sexes. The opportunities for fe- males in these areas will surely grow as in other career choices. All people, regardless of sex, should feel wel- come into these arts. 2 86 Industrial Arts Department f ,,,,,... in l
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