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Vocational Preparation Gary Laudenbach works With an electric hack saw in his machine, shop class. Ron Updike experiments with a printing press. Mr. Madeson explains a construction fact to R. Lommel, J. Boucher, L. Bakeman. Mr. Clarence Wilson Industrial-Arts Assistant Co-orclinator Mr. Richard E. Riis Vocational Machine Shop Mr. James Leigh Mr. Robert Madeson Printing Vocational Carpentry
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B. Ziegler experiments with a tape recorder in occupational relations as V. Lagergren, K. Evans look on. Experience Used ln The variety of the vocational courses offers much valuable training and experience to Tech students. Students studying carpentry gain actual experience in reading blue prints and con- structing projects. The printing classes provide a real service to the school in printing THE TECH, various bulletins and pamphlets. Also taught in the vocational building is agriculture. These students study conser- vation, livestock, production, and methods of farming. The machine shop course is open to junior boys who are interested in machine work. The students use machine tools and precision measuring instruments and have an oppor- tunity to do much individual Work. Postgraduate students are also given vocational train- ing at Tech. Mr. D. H. Chamberlin Vocational Auto Mechanics Mr. Warren Hutchens Co-ordinator Mr. G. Henmngsgaard Electroncis Bob.Merrill and Stacy Porter examine one of the many auto- mobile parts in their automotives class.
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Roger Athman, Mike Goenner, agricultural students, repair a milking apparatus. Industrial Arts and Many Tech students learn homemaking skills in home economics education. Such units as food preservation and selecting fabrics prepare the students to become successful homemakers of tomorrow. The senior boys' home economics class includes basic food, clothing and health units. For all future farmers the agriculture curriculum includes the study of crops, soils, livestock, farm equipment and livestock feed. Each student taking the agriculture course participates in a farm experience program which enables the student to gain practical experience. The senior agriculture class devotes two hours a. day to farm management and farm mechanics, repair and maintenance. Romona Winter visualizes a new dress as she works in her home ec. sewing class. Home Ee. students, J. Oehrlein, V. Lagergren, M. Meyer, prepare to see the results of their first batch of muffins. Mr. Raymond Anderson Miss C. C. Malmsten Mr. Edward J. O'C0nnell Miss Ethelwyn VVcir Agriculture Home Economics Agriculture Home Economics
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