Orion High School - Charger Yearbook (Orion, IL)

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killed Craftsmen Frank Cramm and Gary Hamer's beginning woods class teaches students who have some tal- ent with woodworking how to make simple pro- jects, for instance, pencil holders and wall shelves. Most students feel this is a good class because they can use the skills they learned from it in the future. Before they actually begin working with the wood, they must pass two different tests which include tool and machine safety, and naming tools. machines, and parts. Over the years, we have had very few accidents in the shop, none serious. We attribute this to the stress on safety, says Cramm. Frank Cramm watches as his I.O. l woods class practices cutting different joints in small blocks of wood. Mark Tholl and Corey Sheppard prepare to make their final measurements. l58 Industrial Arts Q!

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.J U 'Q nd, una! Frank Cramm e . Industrial Occupations Gary Hamer Occupations st' Tom Weston Advisor Math Industrial 4' f R Agriculture, FFA -- sfmfftwzgs- :T Q. C Vi -Q 2. il L' Wg v-v V1 U1 V-.O Doug Peterson gets ready to mark his wood for a cut. while Sean McGinty measures his. Joe Seys makes sure his measurements are accurate by using a marking gauge. Framk Cramm explains to Richard Hull how to cut his wood before he begins to chisel the joint.