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S, A classroom of boys might mean a roomfull of noise, Tlms noise, ll any, is cornlng from the machinery and fools be- ing used. These fellows were actually caught at work. Robert Gaydos sets up The electric drnll for one of has yabs. Thig is lust one of the many electric maclmnes found in the shop.
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.,f4fg.y,- 1 ., Q 'F-M-fxl rel-wi The possibilities of a motor are numerous, but its construction seems complicated Leonard Sedor, Anthony Andrus, and Bob Soroky study a diagram for details. Y4l X.7Tf1 naw! gf? N 5 W Boys in electricity test the performance of their constructed motors, Dan Sirnchok and Richard Stanowyck take a bit of advice from Richard Polevka. Kenneth Schnell prepares his parts tor a simplified motor to show its basic construction. 44 ,.,- f',t Vwmmme f-fm Dignity of Manual Labor The mind of man has made many discoveries, it has effected myriad evolutions and improve- ments, but most af these have been accom- plished by means of the hands. Work does not degrade, it uplifts a person, and if the study of how man can achieve the greatest use of God's gifts through manual labor, then teaching is jus- tified. Cantius offers the boys subjects which will have the most practical use for them. A carefully made plan precedes a complicated con- structixe problem Freshman drattsmen are Eddie Dlugazr Raymond Semon, Daniel Ka- Iemba, and Edward Kustra They learn to draw to scale, so that art can become a up reality.
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,415 lame . . . lt is needless to explain to you - who feel within yourselves, often as a noble torment - one of the essential characteristics of art, which consists in a certain intrinsic 'affinity' of art with religion, which in certain ways renders artists interpre- ters of the infinite perfections of God, and particularly of the beauty and harmony of God's Creation . . . THE FUNCTION OF ART, An address to Italian artists by Pope Pius Xll, April, 1952. usrc rn n r rstic ized lux DU othy Brliy Roiemary Hcochin, Kathleen Kunzen Ann Farrell Elaine Stetcnskt Arlene Byeaskie, and Marilyn Zberowski as James Franz selects the next platter tc be played Tre free flow of rhythm Qurdes movements HNRX Fashion Art a new trend in o aetical drawung as put to work by Patricia Kinash, John Wilczewski Jerry Stanek Donald Smchok Roberta White, Connie Daniels, Betty Horyoth,
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