Minneapolis Vocational High School - Tradewind Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Machine and Architectural Drafting MR. GARFIELD SCHOW; Department Head: Machine Drafting; Related Math; Faculty Athletic Manager: Open Houle. Award Committee . MR. BUDISH WATCHES patiently a Arnie Blom and Carl Diem page through a catalog, looking for an original (?) idea. Concerned with the design end drawing of plans for vari-ous types of buildings is the Architectural Drafting Department. After the students learn how to use the instruments of the trade, they begin by drawing simple details. Students are taught to draw and design various machine parts in Machine Drafting. Complete sets of drawings are made. Dimensional and assembly drawings are included in the course. All parts are drawn in detail and checked for fit and tolerance. Mr. Daniel Anderson replaced Mr. Don Evans this fall as Mr. Evans assumed a position in curriculum and teacher training. MR. JOSEPH BUDISH: Archi-tectural Drawing; Sophomore Adviser; Open House; Auditorium Program- Committee . 24 MR. DAYTON HOKEN- MR. DANIEL ANDERSON: Re- STROM: Machine Drafting. lated Drawing. MR. EUGENE HALL: Machine Drafting.

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MR. FRANZ SJOWAll: Department Heed Aviation Mechanic ; Staff Council; Award Committee. Auto Mechanics and Aviation MR. FERAZ MEYER: Department Head Auto Mechanic ; Staff Council. MR. FERAZ MEYER give David Baker a hard time in The Cate of the Mitting Valve Spring. In Auto Mechanic students become qualified to enter employment in service qarages or dealerships. The course includes repair and rebuilding of engines and training in customer relation and shop-rocords systems. This year Aviation Mechanics is open to post-grad studonts only. The courso covers all aspects of aircraft repair from engine to fusilage and instrument repair. MR. SIDNEY FLADEIAND: Aviation. MR. GEORGE ENGDAHl: Auto Mechanics: Opan Houto Committo . MR. JAMES HINSHAW: Auto Mechanics: Civil Defanto Committee.

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MISS CHARLOTTE MYERS: Department Head: Staff Council; Cosmetology. Cosmetology and Barbering In these days of Champaigne Parfait blondes. Cosmetology is a fast growing field. Students use mannikins tho first year to practice hair styling. In the junior year they havo salon training in which they give permanent waves, tints, bleaches, facials, and scalp massage treatments to patrons. Completing the 1500 hour course, seniors must pass tho State Board exams, after which they receive their licenses, and are roady for employment. A Post-Grad course is offered at the same time as the school program. Another course which only Post-Grads may take is Barboring. The course is 1200 hours long, and admission includes an entrance exam and a personal interview. When the courso is completed, the studont must take a required examination sot up by the State Board. MRS. DOROTHEA NEPRUDE: Cosmetology; Fiftieth Anniversary Committee. MR. ROBERT GRAHAM: Bar-bering. MISS MURIEL ZIEGLER: Cosmetology. PRETTYING UP for the Big D«y is Homecoming THE WOULD-BE-BEAUTY PREFERS anonymity, but ifs Phyllis LeFebvre who smiles optimistical- Queen Sue Ryan. Rose Hanson gives an assist. fy at the results. 25