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Industrial Arts Aid Future Trudesmen Amidst clinking hammers, whirring lathes, and the smell of fresh-cut wood, students in the industrial arts department create intricate, exacting projects. It is in this network of activity that students learn the pro- per use of various tools and techniques. ln today's highly competitive world, experience and knowledge are basic requirements for all types of employments. Valuable, on-the-job training gained through classes in drafting, electricity, woodshop, and metal working in- creases the prospective tradesman's opportunity to se- cure a good job later on in life. , it , -..-,, Q nt - is 36 Academics Q
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5 .sq .b a w 1' Iwi I if :-: 71 ' nznz -' 3 'Bfr af , e s -Q, i ., .gm V i V G. ' ,. ' . y ,., A .Na zi . , Nga: U 'I ' 3 Fi x if it Af I . Mir.-,li-4 'Q' -31,33 ,lil ' f ' t fi. . ' I H, Sigh uf E .Q :Vi I Y.,-. .I jg ww i sl 'w E 1 Far left' Metal and woodworking instructor, Mr. Meredith checks some of the work turned in. Top left: Mr. Garthe dem- onstrates with some of the power tools of the J.F.K. shop. Left: Mr. Supric, Department Chairman, discusses the various requirements of his classes. Top: Dave Nephew and Terry Guest listen as Mr. Schneiders points out the intricate wiring of a modern radio. Above: Mr. Heidenzatzn concentrates on one ofthefinerpoints ofdrahing. l T i ' A Cade mics 3 7
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