New Castle Chrysler High School - Rosennial Yearbook (New Castle, IN)

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MR. DONALD GEOZEFF: B.S., M.S., ICT Coordinator, Building Trades, Woods, VICA. MRS. BEVERLY HANKENHOFF: B.S., M.A., Practical Arts, Continuing Education Director, N. C. Area Vocational School Director. 2 hin ial 4, yy i i MR. SIDNEY M. McKITTRICK: B.S., M.A., Woodshop, Machine Shop. MR. RAYMOND VULGAN: B.S., M.A., ICT Coordinator, General Metals, Welding. TOP RIGHT: John Hagerman sets up his equipment to assure good work. RIGHT: David G. Smith and Chane Tower print envelopes in Graphic Arts. LEFT: Randy Hayes, a Junior, concentrates on precision in Vocational Machine Shop.

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Vocational Arts Give Students Opportunities Constructing a house is a com- plicated task, but the New Castle Area Vocational Building Trades students built one this year. The house is located on Luttrell Drive, a few blocks from the high school. The course in initial stages this year, therefore only New Castle boys were involved even though it was offered through the Area Vocational School. The Home-Ec department quired a tailoring shop on Race Street this year. The shop had been needed for many years to give the girls experience in altera- tions and other related tailoring. was its ace TOP: Building Trades boys find that prob- lems are involved in construction work. ABOVE: Headaches are seen on the faces of Alden Tabor and Phil Denney. RIGHT: 24 Loyal Vocational students work in cold weather to complete their house, This pro- ject was the first one of such importance ever tried at New Castle.

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ne Wide Variety Of Classes Offered In Industrial E A broad variety of Industrial Education classes gave students this year a chance to explore and then decide what areas best suited them. Possibly students could then con- sider vocational classes if they wished to expand their knowledge and skill. The areas taught in In- dustrial Education were Building Trades, Woods, Drafting, Electri- city, General Metals, Machine Shop, Graphic Arts, and Power and Transportation. Most of these gave students first-hand know- ledge as well as practice. 26 MR. DONALD GILES: B.S., M.A., Power and Transportation. MR. TIM JACKSON: B.S., M.S., Drafting. MR. ROBERT JOHNSON: B.S., M.A., — Electronics, Auditorium, Electronics Club. TOP LEFT: Mr. Vulgan shows Tim Dish- man and Bill Hannon how to bend a piece of scroll for a candle-holder. TOP RIGHT: Gary Peavie and David Smith work with the offset press in Graphic Arts. ABOVE: Kevin Holsapple develops his electronic ability as he works on lighting in the Auditorium. RIGHT: Measuring a board carefully is very important in the Wood Shop. Checking to make sure that theirs will fit their purpose are Fred Peacock and Doug Boyd. naman socal d. etic