Luther Burbank High School - Bark Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Mr. W. C. Avey Mr. Otto Geise Mr. P. Y. Gilbreath VOCGUOYIKII CGYPSHYTY Vocational Metal Vocational Drafting Woodwork Metalwork Mechanical Drawing Useful Trades and Skills are Learned in the Shops .Midst the screams of the buzz-saw and the emory wheel the Coverall boys in vocational carpentry and metalwork leam the skills of useful trades. More quiet, but nevertheless busy, are the so-called pencil-pushers in vocational drafting classes, Where boys prepare to work as draftsmen. Fundamental training in mechanical drawing, woodwork and metalwork is given to students in the non-vocational classes. If tg.

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Mr. Herschell T. Boyd Agriculture Burbank's Farm is Taken Care of by Ag Boys In the fields and barns of Burbonk's farrn boys enrolled in vocational agriculture leam the care of stock and poultry and the methods of modern machine farming. Burbank 4H boys are now preparing to take their places on farms and ranches of Texas. Down on our farm. s asf' .eKSg,,1-5,- gf L' ' -fx W Q . ' -.

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i 4 Mrs. Clidene McDermc1nd Mr. B. W. Quinn Commercial Office Training Distributive Education Training for the business world is offered in the com- mercial classes taught in Burbank. Office Training and Distributive Education classes prepare students for work in later life as clerks, salesmen, typists, secretaries and boolckeepers. Preparing for a busy life.