Technical High School - Techoes Yearbook (St Cloud, MN)

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Ken Paulson adds finishing touches to his shop drawing proiect in Mr. Benson's shop drawing ,.. of - .Q W II INDUSTRIAL ARTS x CREATES HOBBIES J. Oehrlein helps S. Kios sand her cedar chest in girI's shop. ff Xi x 22 'vu ' . V ,a,k Mr. Behrens Woodwork Mr. Benson Shop Drawing Mr. Christenson Eledricity

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Mechanical drawing, architectural drawing, wood- working I and Il, electricity, machine shop, welding, print- ing and girl's shop are the well equipped classes offered in our industrial arts courses. Because of this wide variety of courses, the Tech student can obtain training that will benefit him in his future life's work. They also give a student an oppor- tunity to gain unlimited knowledge in the industrial arts area. Mr. Isakson Automatives Mr. Leigh Printing G. Maher and R. Omen plane and hammer to finish their proiects in woodworking class. Eugene Kologi works with an ampe meter in electricity class NEP' Mr. Sorci General Metal 23