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Vocational Staff Jack Naylor Teacher Supvr. Clerk-Stone Ge l. 'reglar S3335 Amos Bifdtleek Cecil Dlbbla Randlett Edmonds lie Fawbush, Jr. Plumbing Welding Bus Driver Electricity George Gwen Electronics Timothy Netah Pointlng DGIVH MOIPII George Mqriln Carpentry Driver Ed. Delbert Paasch Bbblltllft lSIli Auto Mech. 0 y G N svn Industrial Arts Auto Mech. -Not Pictured Darrel Cole Jim Harjo Wayne Shirk 21 Miss S. Emmett Arthur Anderson Cyrus Anderson Retrlg.!Alr Cond. Auto Mech. Archie Hawkins Glen Hastings Sheet Metal Carpentry Mrs. Helen Frazier Math M559 M00 M0005 James Luther David Homr P Ellllish Auto Mech. Machine 1- F .-oV: M ryrt M oil, l Mrs. Pearl Senn Wilson Senn Le ls T I EHSUSH Auto Mech. U ay or Painting Walter Waldrop Geo. Washington Alb.,-Q Kigchen, Industrial Arts Masonry science
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Operating the Original Heidelburg Press is Das wood Yazzie. Evelyn Weise checks the tape on the teletypeset- ter perforator.
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Trade Specialists Learn Here Operating a precision surface grinder, Jake Hale sharpens a keyway broach. 4l'laskell's Vocational Department offers training for 400 young men in 'II different areas ranging from the ancient art of bricklaying to the new, fast-growing field of electronics. Other trades taught here include machine shop, technical drafting, plumbing, painting and decorating, elec- tricity, auto mechanics, carpentry and cabinetmaking, weld- ing, refrigeration and air conditioning, and sheet metal. In addition to classes in his specific maiar, each stu- dent takes related communication skills and mathematics. Some also take related science, drafting, blueprint reading, or driver education. Practical experience for part of the students is gained by work in homes and shops in Lawrence and on Haskell buildings. Other receive their experience by repair work done on items brought to their shops. Representative salaries for 1968 graduates were 53,744 in refrigeration and air conditioning, 53,640 in weld- ing, S3,536 in auto mechanics: and 57,321 in electricity and electronics. Many make from S7000 up and one 1968 graduate is earning S'l0,608. Robert Cooper, Jennifer Sloan, and Mervyn the drafting plans of this model. Shields listen attentively as Mr. Ratliff explains
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