Montezuma High School - Aztec Yearbook (Montezuma, IN)

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KEIEEEIEEEIZEEEEEIEEEEEIEEEEEEIEIZJELYIEI THE AZT ECS El ElEE1lXllEEllZIlEE IZlElZl EllEIE Pattern Makers Left to R'ght: Carl Hoover, Max Wheeler, Alden Southworth, Albert King, Fredrick Naylor, and Reel, instructor. Pattern making is a highly skilled art. These chaps are exceptionally good woodwork- ers. In fact only good wood workers are eliglble for this class. They make wooden patterns from which molds are made to make metal castings. thirty-six

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e em mnmaam mwaaim THE Azrzcs ia rxi ai maaimm e Domestic Science Girls Stanlding, left to right:yMiss Carrie Manwaring, teacherg Rhea Ellis and Ruby Heber Sitting: Mary Pinegar, Mary Craft, Mary Lawrence, Glethel Schrader, Virginia Bow- man and Effie McBride. Front Row: Nina Marshall and Elsie Branson. Home Ecqnomics was taught to the 7th grade girls and to the ones in the 9th grade who cared to take it. The 9th grade girls had charge of the cafe- teria for ten weeks during December, Janu- ary and February. The total cafeteria and candy sales amount- ed to about S800 of which S120 was profit. This money was spent for the following: kitchen was re-decorated, a filing cabinet and thirty-six vicko aluminum trays were added to our equipment, ten dollars to athletic assoc- iation for the giirls basket ball suits, magaz- ines, patterns, needles and pins were also bought to use in our labortory. The most interesting problems of the 9th grade were the making of felt hats and a layette for Robert Chas. Reel. The 7th grade enjoyed making their coolie coats and wash dresses. thirty-five

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0E ' lililidiiiiibiiiili TH E AZT ECS EJEHBEIIEI Cabinet Makers Standing left to right: Frank Nickle, Max Joslin, James Gill, Hiram McBride, Thur- man Payton, Ovid Marlowe, Charles Brown, Elmer Bradley, Paul Bartlow and Clyde Snodgrass. Seated: Wayne Grimm and Wayne Garrett. These are the high school boys who make the flower stands, cedar chests, lamps, and so on. thirty-:oven