Red Deer Composite High School - Yearbook (Red Deer, Alberta Canada)

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BOYS ' SHOPS . .. The shop courses are fundamentally wood, metal, auto, mechanics, electricity and drafting. The drafting is closely related to the subject being taught. Each instruc¬ tor does the drafting pertaining to his subject. All students are taught the selection and use of drawing equipment; geometric construction, lettering, arthographic pro¬ jection and sections; working drawing and pictorial representation. A student is entitled to take three years in any of the shop courses. Woodworking includes a study of the care and use of common woodworking tools. Emphasis is placed upon correct procedures in the fundamental tool operation. Students are given training in more advanced machine operations. Emphasis is placed on millwork, including the making of doors, frames, sash, and stair work, and the application of builder’s hardware. Emphasis is also placed upon methods of construct¬ ing frame buildings and applying trim and roof construction. METAL WORK Metal work includes machine shop, sheet metal, forging and welding. The courses give fundamental experience in metal. The bench work covers processes at the bench and soldering. The Machine Shop course gives general practice on the engine lathe, shaper and milling machine giving fundamental information and experiences on processes and operations. Practical problems are assigned and the instruction is largely individual so that the needs of the particular student may be met. Welding- Gas and electric welding and cutting equipment and methods. Practice is given in heat treatment of steels. Forging Students are given instruction in handling the forge fire and the tools of the forge shop in shaping of steel. Sheet Metal A basic course in covering the fundamental details of sheet metal work. Practice is given in the laying out of patterns and the making of same. AUTO MECHANICS This course takes up a detailed study of all parts of the automobile—the engine, valve timing, carburetion, etc. Practical work is given on frames, axles, transmissions and engines. The work consists of complete disassembling and assembling of standard systems, with practice in valve timing, fitting of rings and bearings, adjustment of carburetors, etc. Students receive practical garage experience in overhauling and repairing cars. Apprenticeship recognition may be given year for year of any auto courses taken.

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89 CAMPUS CAPERS 1. He was just a drug-store cowboy. 2. The Editor, not changed a bit. 3. Cute kid in the middle, eh what? 4. Can’t you find anything better to neck with girls? 5. A rose between two thorns. 6. Tipsy? 7. My father was a moron, My mother was a moron, And I’m a pencil sharpener. 8. Half-back Swainson. 9. Three’s a crowd. 10. Exit to the girls’ dorm. 11. You tell ' em Bray. 12. Don’t let no man get you down. 13. Fight? Should have brought my spoon. 14. Ascending or descending? 15. Muriel, we never thought it of you! 16. Einstein, the third.