Premontre High School - Excalibar Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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INDUSTRI AL ARTS (in dus’ tre el arts’ ) n. 1. The creation and development of practical art forms such as woodworking and drafting. 2. Premontre’s department or the advancement of said arts. I lie world of a stud ent isn’t al¬ ways exciting. Through course of¬ ferings in industrial arts, however, Premontre is able to offset the drudgery of daily routine. Stu¬ dents may learn several levels of woodworking, as well as drafting and architectural drawing. Basic education is certainly good, but the diversity and specialization of industrial arts is truly a fine means for improvement on the basics. Mark Hogan sands down a portion of his Mr. Toonen advises his class. project. Mike Ulmen works on his masterpiece Oj wood. Fr. Strebel sets to adjust a circular saw. Bob Dais and Dan Cibula work on a drawing.

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Father Grubb and Mrs. Null easily correct a minor problem The Aurthur Murray Dance Studio set the scene for sprouting John Travoltas. Jeff Whitney prepares a deer in taxidermy class Premontre students enjoy the tropics of Milwaukee. Frater Gabriel ' s cooking class prepares meat for their infamous spaghetti gravy. dog training class.