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Mr. Joe Mrak explains to Jerry Starcevic, Ronnie Rose, and Tony Massa the need for tight type in print shop work. %
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Mr. Reinhardt Tauck explains the fundamentals of a metal shop machine to Bob Cochran. Eyes gleaming, Mary Kay Mathews and Barbara Bastion watch Linda Komisarcik withdraw a pan of delicious meatloaf, that was prepared in cooking class. Steve lesicko finds furniture refinishing a pleasant and satisfying experience in the well equipped woodshop. VOCATIONAL CLASSES . . . PROMOTE SKILLS AND INTERESTS The ever growing need for trained man power makes it apparent that continued emphasis will be placed on vocational education. Such courses as metals, woodworking, radio, printing, me¬ chanical and architectural drawing help prepare many of our young men and women for technical school, industry and the trades. Classes in cooking, home nursing, sewing and home eco¬ nomics introduce new concepts of living to our girls. Pride is manifest in all who have worked diligently to finish an end table, book shelf, leather purse, or dream house plans in our vocational classes. Our ink fingered print shop students work diligently preparing commencement programs, signs, posters, and game schedules in our well equipped print shop. The tantalizing smells from our cooking room classes do much to bolster feminine morale and continually entice more students to these courses. Homemakers learn baking secrets as well as helping the modern miss become a perfect fashion plate and excellent housewife. Creative accomplishment is the goal of students enrolled in our vocational programs. Nearly 900 students are enrolled an¬ nually in these courses. Having engineered our station W.G.V.E. ' s basketball broadcasts with Glen Park Business Men ' s funds, Ernie Nims indulges in his first love, broadcasting games from our school station. 28
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