Ogden High School - Classicum Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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Y Fingers fly quickly over the keys as a result of practice. This student is proving that practice makes perfect. Susan Reese deciphers some difficult shorthand forms. 'sn

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syn Oscar Coburn General Shop, Jewelry Joseph W. Connell Mechanical Drawing Herbert S. Hillier Auto Mechanics Varian E. Hale Auto Driving ,,,,,...4g-f xl, V , Merrill R. Ross A V 1 Woodwork -, C. Austin Seoger M l Q Machine Shop A Q, 'f 'Lv , Joseph P. Stott E? lvi, Auto Mechanics -l -,- 1, A l . A it The current Udo-it-yourself era manifests itself in the O.H.S. Industrial Arts De- partment. These classes displayed broad ranges of talent in elementary and ad- vanced craftwork, general shop, woodshop, mechanical drawing, and jewelry making. In auto mechanics, students delved into a thorough study of cars, inside and out. Handling an automobile and the fundamental rules of the road pro- vided the basis for the auto driving course. These classes efficiently channeled energy into initiative and creative work. LOQTJ EDLOISVJ UD 533 Klsil Li LQJERTS