Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Q HER VOCATIONAL TRAINING ft , STUDENTS LEARN How TO womc IN OFFICES AND FA TORIES ISHAWAKA'S businesses and industries co- operate with the school to improve the vocational training. A vocational advisory board, consisting' of representatives from factories, works with the shop teachers to plan what should be taught in high school. The Chamber of Commerce provides speakers from business firms for any class in the school. This year seven vocational students received credit for on-the- job training by working in factories, business offices, or stores during school hours. Bruegel works in printing I class CADET TEACHER I0 VANCE GETS AN ENTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE FROM THE THIRD GRADE CLASS AT BEICER

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS. Claudine Cranning. Dor- Cthy Farraci, loan Cibbens, retinish a dining rice' Suite for a home management class protect. In tr. s course the girls also learn how t: furnish af: manage their future homes. FUTURE DRAFTSMAN, Roger Slabaugh, works on a floor plan for a house. Besides these floor plans. boys in the drafting department draw machine parts, make geometric constructions, and read and make blue prints. FUTURE OFFICE WORKERS. M. Ze-rrirg. L Kel x lbagk fowl, j Rodgers, and l Kirlnendal 'front rowt have trouble in hitting TQ words a minute Business students may take txxc xears it txpr-g shorthand, and ofikkeeping,

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