Oscar F Smith High School - Tiger Yearbook (South Norfolk, VA)

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Mr. Edward Radke Mr. John McReynolds Mr. Charles Garland Department Head These general shop boys seem to be needing help with their work. Paul shows Freddie the proper way to use this machine. I DUSTRIAL ARTS The industrial arts, shop and mechanical drawing, have made great advancement since their beginning titty years ago. Shop now includes general shop, a one hour course for Freshman woodworlcers and wood shop, a three hour course in the art of woodworking. Mechanical drawing, a one-hour course offered to all classes, is of primary importance to future engineers. George and John are actually busy with class work for a change. k. .. ,...- 1 ,. ,... A. 5.-seam i wsss ms gsy ew .

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DISTRIB TIVE ED CA T10 D. E. Department sponsors Stamp Day. Distributive Education strives to till tvvo needs. It prepares the student who will not go to college tor immediate employment Mrs, Janet Main D. E. Students prepare tor Future Occupations in the field ot distribution - vvholesaling, retailing or service oc- cupations. To the college bound student it alters valuable back- ground to prepare tor further study in such related fields as business administration or retailing. Mrs. Main explains proper salesmanslwip, fiii. f

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Boys in wood shop dio- grom their work on poper before they work with wood. Wood shop classes ore proud of the record they have se istiir - t-wwfnrmt f TAN WMS! ACUUENT Fronkie ond Delle discuss o drowing they must do, Z E r . r 4- fM?? M