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The Presses Are Rolling in Print Shop Ben Franklin wanted to be knoivn as nothing more than a printer because he thought it a most honora- ble calling. Mr Papy proofs every assignment An understanding of grammar, spelling, and punctuation is a MUST for students interested in the advancing field of Printing. Students are schooled in the elements of letter press covering and press operations by the excellent staff of Mr. Papy and Mr. Whitecar. With a strong demand for well trained printers, gradautes may become pressmen, platemakers and bindery workers along with many other related positions. D Brown operates printing press Sherman runs the offset press
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High Wages Characterize Plumbing For those with good manual dexterity and an interest in the repairing and maintenance of plumbing fixtures and appliances, plum- bing is the shop to look into- Under the guid- ance of Mr. Blossom and Mr. Miller, students spend three years learning the skills of read- ing and understanding blueprints, measuring, threading, and assembling pipes. Upon gradu- ation, students are qualified to be apprentices. This training leads to high wages and advancement through self application. Ricky Dunlap operates small sink cable Modern plumbing started in the early 1800s when the steam engine could supply water under pressure, and cheap i astiron pipes became available to carry it. operating threading machti
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Radio and T. V. Operate School Sound Systems Under the excellent instruction of Mr. Duhart, Mr. Burnside, and Mr. Brown, stu- dents learn skills in a very necessary shop for today ' s modern world. Basic electricity, television theory, and the service repair of radios are just a few of the things taught in Radio and TV. The gradu is even elligible for jobs in Computor Repa and Electronic Relay Equipment. Under supervision, seniors learn to service any piece of electronic equipment on campus and operate the sound systems in the gyna and cafeteria. Sophomores are learning to build oscilla tors, audio amplifiers and one tube radios while juniors work with transistor training kits and black-white TV theory. The first regularly scheduled pro- grams began in 1920. Since then, research to improve radio has led to radar, television, and other electronic wonders. 42 Radio and Telev
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