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Homemuking and Upper left: just what live always wanted. Middle left: Bean sandwiches again today? Lower right: But, Miss Towers, it all stuck to the bottom. , l Avis Towers Viva Shell Ate at cafeteria this noon. Had a good lunch. Thanks go to MISS TOWERS and all her helpers. Girls who are taking Home EC. from MISS SHELL say they have learned how to press, baste, and rip. Oh, well, rhat's good practice!
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and Vocational And what can I do for you today? MR. HODGES doesnyt teach any classes, but he is the Director of Vocational and Adult Education. If any of us ever go to night school, he will probably be the one to help us make arrangements. MR. CHOJNOXWSKYS Retail Selling class has been practicing their salesmanship around school. They have made successes of many projects, such as selling ball-point pens, giving dances, etc. Was trying to find out what MR. JACOBS' job is and was told that he is the trade and industrial co-ordinator. He is a big help to those boys who are Working in factories on the apprenticeship program, Lewis H. Hodges James E. Jacobs Walter A. Chojnowski You have a point there. Let's get on the stick.
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Industrial Arts While I was in the shop this morning, I saw MR. OVERHOLT demonstrating to the auto mechanics class how to install a piston in a motor. Some day I'll probably go to a garage and one of those boys will fix my car. CHeaVen forbidlb Boys, or birds as they are called, in mechanical draw- ing get their training from MR. KING. Some of them will probably be draftsmen, and who knows but what one of them might be the designer of the first rocket to the moon. Shop boys got too much sawdust on the floor today. MR. THOMPSON is having a couple of volunteers come in at 3:50 to sweep it up. CHave funlb Can usually find MR. ARNOLD in the machine shop explaining to the boys how to operate different machines. From what Ilve seen, they have made some mighty handy gadgets. 1 ' , , s Lee Arnold Kenneth A. King Maurice C. Overholt Upper right: The old master painter. Middle right: Must be something loose somewhere!!! Lower left: Boy, is this tedious!? Lower center: Look at those eraser marks. A 17 Forrest S. Thompson
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