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

Page 31 text:

MACHINE AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING T-square” and triangle” are common terms in the life of the draftsman. The field of Machine Drafting covers tools and the methods used in drafting muchine tools and parts. Architectural Drafting includes designing and creating building plans. One must learn of stresses, accepted methods of construction, and the use of symbols representing construction materials. Both courses play an important role in the world of construction and production. Mr. Dayton Uokenstrom: Departmrnt Chairman; Electronic, Electrical. Machine, und Pattern Drafting; Co-Chairman. Open House Committee; Staff Council. Mr. Joseph Budish: Architectural Drawing, Post High; IteluledDrawing for Commercial Art; Open Houie Committee; Golf Coach. Mr. Howard Fries: Math. Physics; Instrumentation; Health Committer. Mr. Stanley Frostad: Related Drawing; State and Audio Visual Coordinator; Civil Defrttar. Mr. Budbb offer assistance to Post Grad John Matthew und Jim Hewitt. 27

Page 30 text:

Mr. iMuis Prrkker: Department Chairman; Sheet Metal; Staff Council; Craftsman Awurds; Assistant Sophomore Adviser. MACHINE SHOP, WELDING, SHEET METAL The best-equipped student machine shop in the city serv es us right here ut Vocational. Each student spends at least two to three hours in the shop learning on new and exceptionally well-kept equipment. The use of hand tools and power machinery is taught for a better finished machine product. Beginning with small projects, the trainee works his way toward more intricate and precise muehinework. We pride ourselves in having employers select choice students from our senior shop graduating class. Mr. Gene Rome: Welding; I'ohlicilv Committee. Mr. Cent• Sanford: Machine Shop; Craftsman Awards; Athletic (equipment. .Now is the time for all good teachers to come to the aid of their students. Mr. Wallace Sk upland: Machine Shop; Open Mouse Committee. 26

Page 32 text:

COMMERCIAL FOODS Mr. John Fitchcllc: Department Chairman; Related Foods; Hotel-Restaurant Training; Post High Student Soeial Events; Stuff Council; Social and Flower Committee. The students in Hotel and Restaurant training Jearn to prepare and serve food and beverages. The juniors and sophomores are divided up so that half of them work in the students' lunchroom preparing the lunches, and the other half in the Tea Room where they prepare the food for the public. The seniors and post graduates who are in Mr. Fitchetfs Commercial Foods class prepare the lunches at noon in the teachers’ lunchroom. Experience gained in preparing large quantities of food, a la carte orders, special orders, cooking, and catering, will give these students the training to get a job in a very competitive field. Mr. Wayne Heikkila: Commercial Food ; Related Food ; Open House Committee. RESTAURANT TRAINING Mrs. Alice Ckirk: large Quantity Cooking; Social and Flower Committee. Miss Kathleen Cleary: lea Room; Social and Flower Committee. Mis Cleary show Marly Coleman, Keith Danielson und Pat Buron how to spice up a meat loaf. Mrs. Mildred Shenard: Hotel-Restaurant Training; Social und Flower Committee; Honor Society Committee; United Fund and Public Affair Committee. 28