Jonathan Alder High School - Power Horn Yearbook (Plain City, OH)

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Hammers and Slide Rules — Tools to Industrial Arts students not only build articles from scratch, but learn the operation and hazards of working with various tools. Be- ginning with simple articles of wood , students work their way up to being capable of building dinner tables and other valuable pieces of furniture. Leathercraft and steel- craft are also worked with by the class. Mr. May instructs mechanical drawing students in the art of ink- ing, lettering, and technical draw- ing . Students draw house plans, work on projects of their choice and sketch familiar buildings in the town.

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Family Living Classes Give a Glimpse of Tomorrow Under the capable direct- ion of Mrs. Richards, Family Living students prepare meals and bake goodies. Students also learn how to cope with problem situations that are likely to occur in the home. Most of class time is spent in discussing relationships with other people and marital situations.

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7 Vo-Ag. students planted and care for sev- eral bushes that add grace to the landscape near the teacher's parking lot. Agri-Business Teaches Technical Training Mr. Adams’ farmers of tomorrow work tire- lessly in finishing their projects. But projects aren’t the only things to do. Most of the students take part in contests such as soil judging, parlimentary procedure, and public speaking. Gardeners purchase high grade seeds from the Vo-Ag. Department. 29