Thornton Township High School - Thorntonite Yearbook (Harvey, IL)

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IIUTS, BOLTS, AND BUGS J, ,I . S I 4. N 5- X1 it +- .. I ffjjffg ' Ditl you lltxlf thc noist' wht-n passing rooms Ill gmtl Ill? No, it W.lSIlll ,gr fl 1. tht' lllltld or thc Atmt- Stttl Cfoinpmyg it was tht' boys in mnthinc shops, gal' , , . . . i lht- liitlustrml Arts lDL'P.lI'lINL'Ill is ont' ol thtr lnrgcr tltpiirtmtnts tit Thornton. ' Suhjt-tts tauglit intlutlt' auto mctlmnits, hluc printing, t-lcttritity, metal U . work, wootlworlxing, Illdtlllflt' shop, .mtl ll1Ctil1LlI1lL'.ll tlrawing. Shop imtlit-m.1tits, tmtlt' t'ht'mistr ', .mtl tmtlt- wli 'sits nrt- also tau vht. ' 1 '2 l 3 3- overs' r ti ll thost lot in rt lst swottttl oxtrllls with str xtrs t ts tl unto mtthm s t ss y Yo tm txwttt l tu l U t rn W it sttrtts ol inttrnil tomhustion C,I'l3,IlIlLS trmsmissi i mt i xx it woti tht stu ltnts mtl ttithtrs irt htnti X 7 I 1 ' . .i ' 3 'S KH 'L .N ' ' 'AL ,i i .N i ' i tlri ' ' J .ml wrcntli in their h.1ntls to hc in it- 1 -' . it? 'la.'.', -f' f l-.1 ir b tl A 5 -L A ' - . J' A ' . 5 1, 4 l LT stt't-ring gt-nr. 'llt.'.lLllt'fS imtl stutltnts take in cars to ht- rt-p.1irctl, iintl in th's l l - J t I 3 4 1. A 5 1 I A -t'rt-tl. .3-.S-wi'-ff? QZEQ7 ' 3:1 l X . .YL -... W -.1 Ls ,

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X X f- if s1sf f Q QNX ii and eompounds. physical .ind t'hemie.1l, .and their rel.ition to one another. e physies section teaches the laws ot' energy .ind enables the student N, It is the analysis and synthesis of nmttcr. Ih to understand more of the progress seienee makes .ls it is represented to the public. It teaches the laws .tnd properties ot' matter, .md diseusses the causes and efieets of ordinary occurrences. The course in pretiight deals with the seiente ot .lt.'f0lLlllliLiS up to the If time ot' .letunl Hight. ,ET 4 1 Al if M 4 H Page 27

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S If you see fellows bending over drawing boards and queer figures, it is most likely the mechanical drawing class. The students in electricit learn about circuits, motors, and other Y electric works. Those learning machine shop work spend four consecutive periods a day at work. The object of this class is to learn to operate such machines as grinders, milling machines, lathes, and drill presses. Wfoodworkin wre wares students for 'obs as furniture makers, and other 8 l l 1 iobs, recuirin Y the use of wood, which ula such an im vortant wart in l l E l Y l l industr toda. Y Y Freshmen take a course in metal work which teaches them to do such jobs as installing rain gutters and removing dents from cars. X P 0- QWSQ Vs..-.,j',zf' iiifl ,,.vff' 1,51 827.231 5 Ilifffh Q, i ummp-1, ' Mm I IN 'NIS Page