Hauser Junior Senior High School - Jetstream Yearbook (Hope, IN)

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Senior Tony Sullivan is putting threads on a bolt with thread die. The boll was previously made on a metal lathe. Dennis Logsdon uses a vertical mill to carve out a wood tray in metal shop. Wood was first used to understand how the mill worked. Freshman Doug Case prints his name on a title block of his drawing in Mechanical Drawing. David Ault uses a compass to measure lines on his orthographic view in Mechanical Drawing. Orthographic views arc pictures with 3 views. Tom DeBusk works on his three view drawing in Mr. Irvine's 4th period Mechanical Drawing Class. Industrial Arts 21

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Learning By Doing “I believe it's more beneficial to the students to learn by doing instead of learning out of the textbooks. stated Industrial Arts teacher, Mr. McClellan. Last year there were four different shop classes offered and among them was Power and Print. It was offered twice a day, fifth period and again sixth period. In this class dark room procedures were learned. The developing of halftone negatives and negatives in black and white were only a few of the projects. “We have a chance to learn and have fun at the same time, commented Grif Maupin. At other times the class was busy making the basketball programs and making plates for the printing class. The plates were used in printing various school forms such as absence slips, tardy slips, notepads and “The Interceptor. “1 try to teach the students occupational entry skills for employment. Several of my students have gotten jobs as a result of this class, ended Mr. McClellan. Scott Holman is surface grinding on a piece of steel within 3 10.000 of an inch in Metals I. Sophomores Daniel Beeker and Jon Matlock refinish a gun stock in Metals I. The refinishing process first involved sanding and then a coat of polyurethane was applied. 20 1ndustrial Arts

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James Arnett works on filling out a job application in sixth period junior English. Reading 9 student Carla Ellis listens to a tape of “The Mystery of the Old Airplane.” The tape is a part of a new program called Reach. 22 Languages