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Modern Shop Techmques Prepare 31,5 , Don Caruth works with one of the many modern machines in the Machine Shop, The eleven-month Machine Shop program trained students in all the basic skills necessary to qualify in the machine shop trades, Under the instruction of Mr, james Wiggerman, related classroom study and shop work were integrated to provide the necessary training. The course trained students to operate the metal lathe, the milling machine, the surface grinder, the turrett lathe, the metal shaper and many other metal working machines. The students re- ceived training in machine operating, in general machine shop work, and in a basic amount of tool and die making. The course consisted of a total of 1320 hours. Of those hours, 995 were spent in the modern machine shop and the other 325 were spent on related subjects. The related subjects covered included metals, machine shop mathematics, basic machine electricity, and welding, Measuring fun- damentals, shop safety, blueprint reading and draft- ing, and time, motion, and quality control were also studied. John Barr finds that setting up a lathe requires ex- treme accuracy, Mr. james Wiggerman, instructor, demonstrates proper operation of a machine press to some of his students,
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H 0sp1'la!1'zed Under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Husske, stu- in the eleven-month Practical Nurse Educa- acquired skills and knowledge to to bring both physical and mental to the sick and injured. The students took classes at the Fort Dodge center. Class included courses in body structure and func- caring for the basic daily needs of patients, and social growth of the individual, assisting in the care of the acutely ill patient. students obtained clinical experience at and Mercy Hospitals, and had an ob- period in nursing homes. Students suc- completing the program were awarded a. and were eligible to Write the licensing administered by the Iowa Board of jane Wichtendahl checks the pulse and blood Instructor Iona Lynch lectLu'es to her class on pressure of an elderly patient. nursing teChI1iqL1eS- Cindy Warland and Irma Harris check arm bracelet Joyce Young and Cindy Larson show the patient how for the proper dispensing of medicine. to use the buzzer. IOI
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Sludenzsjor Machine Trades Mark Snopek is shown working on one of his many Mark Snopek makes an intricate lathe setting as Jim class projects. Peterson looks on. FRONT ROW--M, Snopek, D, Paul, D, Borer, M, BACK ROW--J, Peterson, J. Barr, V. Schmitz, F. Meusburger, T, Sharkey, Mr, james Wiggerman Buck, R, Rasmussen, C. Priest, D, Hass, fsponj. 103
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