Wapahani High School - Legend Yearbook (Selma, IN)

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Drills saws and tools are a famil- Chal enges of the Everyday World Right: Jeff Riggins and Wayne Parsley get a laugh at the condition ot' ti ear. 86 J iar sight in the shop area but don't let them distract you, pencils are also a necessary tool as the drafting classes soon found out. Working and learning about the bodies and engines ofears are nor- mal in Mr. Lamberts auto mechan- ics classes. Girls too are involved in shop classes. In Girls Industrial Ed. they learned the basics of engines and how to change tires. These are very useful things for girls or boys to know. Left: Ron Rubenstein does some adjustment on some heavy shop equipment. Below: Refinishing wood objects like bats was one ot' the first shop projects. WHS 'Camas My .JE

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Left: Mrs. Cline does ClCIlCI'i1lBL1SlflC55 pmh- lems on Ihe hoard. Below: Jill Barrett makes sure she has counted thc papers right. 'Y l , , . sl. n an 4, 85

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XE X X A Lifi , .Af L-,, , 321: A' I -.5-QETL Q .,.., .ki . . P . . , :sefzgf X - a X x Above: John Jem does work on u wood object. Left: David Turner. behind his safety visor does metal work. Above: Lester Conley works on Li needy car, 87