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

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Aviation Mechanics is one of a few trades open for Post Grads only. In this course they learn the basic parts of an airplane and instrument repair. The school equipment includes two flyable airplanes on which they experiment. Future places of employment may be in airports or airplane factories.

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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

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'Tattm % Jkwj mi Cabinet Tflakmj Demanding that its craftsmen be experts in the use and care of all woodworking hand and machine tools makes the PATTERNMAKING TRADE a highly skilled occupation. Teaching related drawing and technical information and mastering the art of both hand and machine woodworking are part of the CABINET MAKERS trade. AAR. STANLEY FROSTAD: Department Head, Cabinet Making, Stage and Rodio-Visuol. MR. ORVAl PASTE: Pattern Making MR. ERICH P. KOESTER: Cabinet Making MR. JOHN PEYLA: Cabinet Making While Joseph Palidcr diligently measures, Mr. Paste explains to Don Beauchane the exactness of Pattern Making. V Mr. Koester is just about to check the exactness of Dennis Soj's and David Theisan's work. 16