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,bv- . 1 4 ,I 'ii-'53 i- W ,L my Mike Miller and George Negoshian work together processing the many jobs which go through the Print Shop. Industrial Education Offers the Greatest Variety of Courses T4 The vocationaleindustrial department, headed by Joseph Atwell, prepares students tor a variety of jobs. For the collegeebound student, interested in architecture or electronics, courses in architec- tural drawing and electronics are offered. Occupations that can be entered directly after high school with vocational training in- clude tool and die making, sheet metal layouts, pattern making, welding, printing, and mechan- ics, as well as others. The department encourages boys to enter The Chrysler Trouble Shooting Contest held each spring. This contest challenges boys, who CYS proficient in auto mechanics, to service engines in an allotted time. I . 1
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fwh Elizabeth Grass adjusts the carriage of her machine before she begins to type an assignment. Business is not only tor those planning a career in it. Notehand helps the college-bound student take notes more efficiently, an essential skill in the college classroom. lf one must work his way through college, a good business background enables him to obtain better employment. And it, for some reason, he is not able to continue in college, business is a field open to him because of his high school training. Thus, business courses such as data processing tmost recently introducedj, typing, shorthand, filing, and bookkeeping, as well as other courses, provide skills that can be ot use to all students, not iust those on a business curriculum. Business students Linda Wall and Julie Hallock com- pare shorthand assignments lleftl. Delores Harris takes a timed speed and accuracy test labovej. 13
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