Prosser High School - Mustang Yearbook (Prosser, WA)

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1+-1 The husy hors ahove are concentrating on their projects in woodshop, one ol' Prosser lliglrs most popular classes. ilihe boys are expected to complete at least one project ll year. rl variety ol' things are turned out, from candy howls and nicknack shelves to hope chests and cahinets. Two hrand-new pieces of equip- ment, a iointer and circular saw, have heen added this year. Other equi nment includes a hand saw, lathes, saws, a tool grinder, a drill press, and various hand tools. ln addition to their projects the hoys learn ahout grades of wood and their quality, types of finishes to use on certain kinds of wood, and the proper use and care ol' their equipment. Some ol! the outstanding projects this year were a hig gun rack hx' llarold McQueary. three hope chests hi' Ross Kimmel, Bill llutchinson, and Don Simmons, a nut howl with an inlaid white star hy ,lim I louston, and a gun rack hx' l larold llutencir. ZalQe Graff has done some outstanding worls in turning. Ray- mond llathhorn, Virgil Sharpe, and 'lied llanlas have done some very fY0OLl work for the school. XVayne Singleton made a writing desili out of a huffet. hflr. XVernex, popularly known as Pop,y' has charge of woodshop and mechanical drawing. Ile has been on the faculty for nine vears. Identification, left to right, Art -lones, llarold hlcQueary, Naaman Durham, Duwaine Pide, Pop Xvernex, jesse Seihert, Aaron Snyder, and Chuck Hoguc.

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