Montezuma High School - Aztec Yearbook (Montezuma, IN)

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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

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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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1111 THE AZTECS Ellilwlililllillillillillillfill X Draftsmen Left to Right: Raymond Hughes, Earl Bradley, John B. Routien, Wm. Hartzell, Max Wheeler, Russell Harper, and Instructor Insets: Paul Lightle, Hershel Ellis and Gerald Garrard. thirty-eight These are the boys who use the triang'e, T-square and compass. They are the future architects and mechanical engineers. Lightle and Routien are taking the second year work in Draftingi. Hartzell, Garrard, Wheeler, Harper, Brad- ley and Hughes are taking the general Draft- ing course. Southworth and Ellis are new comers and are taking olrthographic projection. Alden Southworth Reel.