Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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Arts And Science Dept's Russell Abel operating xx power hawk-saw. At the imminent he is cutting off :1 pieve of stock stem-I tu he turnctl in 1 luthv: for :1 hzinnncr hentl. Mr. CllI'D8llKCI' can he seen in the hackgrotlntl, busily nt work checking papers. Lower left: This is the t'l19Ylll5lI'Y lzihorzltory with Dick Oman, Beverly Pnnnell, Alan l?l'Ct'lllIlll, Bill lillllff, linrlwzlrn 'l'e:1tlt Phyllis Strnttnn, and Rachel Rerivk. Vppcr right: Making liytlrngen sulphide in Chemistry Class. Faces visible in hzxckgrnuntl are those of Larry lfztnst, lid Ililgcntle linh Iiuenzel, Alain Freeland. ln the foregrountl are Norma Lou Loetz, Phyllis Stratton and Uivk Oman. lower right: Mr. Czlrpentcr tlil't't'ts Dick Flint :ls he npcrzltes ai drill press to hors Z1 hole in the hcaltl of ai hnrnrnt-r.

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A Visit To Th Manual Nearly two hundred hoys are attending shop classes each day. They are taking advantage of one or more courses offered in Klachine Shop, General Shop, hlechanical Drawing, and XVoodworking. These classes meet for one hour each day with full credit being given for satisfactory work. Emphasis Upper left: is given to the development of mechanical skills and abilities, through the making of a wide variety of attractive and useful projects - projects which almost without exception will be prized and cherished for years to come. Don Mieras in the foreground is sanding the occasional tahle of solid walnut which he is making. Dick Flint and Henry jourdan hehind him are each making colonial type drop leaf tables of solid walnut. Middle left: Dick Vklenzel and Dave VVilson each making inodernistic coffee tahles. These tahles were made of poplar and will he stained maple for the finish. Lower left: Hob Brown is running an metal shaper. Vpper right: Bill Ulmer is working a lathe machine. Lower right: Shows Buddy Andrews working on the bottom shelf of his solid walnut what-not while Mr, Borgerding stands hy discussing with him some of the problems which he is about to encounter. Carl Falkenstein in the background is also making a what-not.

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