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

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Skills learned in the METAL ARTS field can be distributed in many different areas of art. These students are also given basic understanding and background in design. This course is very specialized, dealing mostly with jewelry and silversmithing. The products produced in this trade are sold in our school store. Corner Cove. Concentration it the byword for oil ortitts. MR. F. JULES REED. Det.gn, Metal Arts. MRS. MARTHA TRUDEll: Typing ond Copy Preparation; Photography; Tea Room Hottett. Another creative art by Brooke Kenney. 13

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Art Students in the ART department will find the education they acquired will qualify them for many different jobs in this field. They get experience in such courses as design, fashion, and wood and metal sculpture. The art department supplies the displays on the bulletin boards and the store windows. These students develop their skills and techniques and ability to express their initiative. Enlarging photographs is an important part of the Commercial Art Department. MR. GALE GREENWOOD: Commercial Art.- Department Chairman; Hall Displays; Commencement. MR. DONALD DAVIS: Commercial Art; Retail Display. MRS. KATHERINE JOHNSON: Commercial Art; Advertising Design; Fashion illustration; Open House. 12

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In AUTO MECHANICS students learn repair and the building of engines. These students are trained in customer relations and shop record systems. They may be placed in service garages and dealerships after graduation. A little more, Mr. Feraz Meyer tells IcRoy Smithrud, os they lift the cor off the floor with the hoist. uio Medma MR. FERAZ MEYER: Department Choirmon-Auto Mechanics. MR. GEORGE ENGDAHL Auto Mechanics. MR. JAMES HINSHAW: Auto Mechanics. 14