Miami Central High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Daniel Caton, Charles Davis, Wil- liam Almack, Stephen Fletcher, Daniel Stroppa and Mr. Harris working at light table. Offset print- ing requires that negatives of orig- inal copy to be stripped and then aluminum plates are made which are then run on a press similar to the one pictured above. N 'J E oFFsET AND LETTERPRESS P R I N T I N G Kenneth Galbreath, William Fleak, and Ernest Bishop are three iuniors who are able to operate cu small offset press as well as make negatives and plates for offset printing. H 1, ,V -'--f A fern B Alexander Paish, Andrew Anderson, Kenneth Galbreath, and William Fleak are operating letter-press presses. Our shop is equipped with both offset and letter-press machines to give the students a well-balanced training for future print- ing employment. Page Seventy-One

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AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION The purpose of the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration shop is: To help the learner become familiar with the refrigeration cycle. To help the learner develop a thorough understanding of the theory of refrigeration. To teach the learner the hazards of the trade, and to develop in him work habits that will automatically guard against these hazards. To help the learner develop his ability to diagnose and solve such technical prob- lems as expected of a competent serviceman. Anthony Simms, Jack Blanton, David Crawford, Mr R. L. Prevatt. w 5 J ui in aww wgfwfagg ww FRONT ROW: Blanton, Jack, Woods, Max, Figueroa, Carlasg Malia, Joseph, BACK ROWI Word, Walter, Crawford, David, Simms, Anthony, Snyder, John, Prevatt, Mr. R. L. Page Seventy Joseph Malia, John Snyder, Carlos Figueroa, Mr. R. L. Prevatt.

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DIESEL ENGINES Diesel shop, a trade training program, was set up in the new comprehensive Miami Central High School September 8, 1959 with Mr. Josef Chapo, a licensed Diesel Engineer, as instructor. Difficulties encountered were Diesel shop plant set-up for good instructional sequential lay-out, parts, benches and storage space, and needed facilities to do educational shop training as indicated in our Diesel shop course outline. With students and shop instructor all understanding the true objective of the Diesel vocational training, the re-indoctri- nation of students to this new type program in a new school was found to be fairly simple. As our past graduating students have proved the worth of Diesel training both in industry and the armed forces our shop is proud to be chosen as one of the leaders in our new school. Foy Stone, Mr. Josepr Chapo, Charles Penny. Charles Russell, Mr. Josef Chapo, Stanley Gongaware, Larry Rytel. Louis Capaforte, Mr. Josef Chapo, Ray- mond Stewart.