Prosser High School - Mustang Yearbook (Prosser, WA)

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-1- 2 ai, 'lhe bots enrolled in metal shop varv in metal shop experience lrom new enrollees to hots with two or three semesters experience. 'lhe stuclents in metal shop have the privilege ol' using all ol' the equipment ol' the vocational agriculture farm shop. Our shop is one ol' the hest equippecl in the Yakima Vallev, antl with the co-operation ol' the stuclents we are atlcling manv conveniences antl saletv leatures to the shop. XVhen enrolling in metal shop, the stuclents are requiretl to acquire a certain clegree ol' prolieienev, or checlt out, on each piece ol' equipment. .Xlter checlting out, he is free to start inclivitlual proj- ects. ilihis vear some ol' the hovs have overhaulecl engines in their cars. Charles Cloemmer antl Phil llein each gave their engines major overhaul iohs. It has heen estimatecl that Phil llein has put in three times as much time on his Plxmouth as tlitl Clrrvsler Nlotors when thev macle the car. l,lovcl lfliason, Don Cooper, llill llutchinson. ancl Pete liutler have changctl engines, or completecl extensive en gine worlt on their cars. ln the picture ahove, left to right, Bill iXhhenhaus, Phil llein, Pete llutler, lovtl llliason, antl Uon Cooper are cloing some welcling .... Dan ,Nxtman anal Don llacltus Cpicture in upper lelit corner ol' the next page? are viewing the hall-linishecl trailer which thev huilt together for Dan. Also picturecl is hir. ,Xnclerson, metal shop antl agriculture instructor.