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IIXIDU STR! AL ARR Manual training,an obsolete term and.obsolete methods, has given way to general shop, a nex phase of industrial arts. Two years of shop are offered, which include drawing, woodworking, finishing metal, s1d n clude other units of general shop as the hojs show individual interests. The superintendent's pride and joy is the neatly made lawn chair con- structed by his power with tools. Shop boys learn methods of apply- ing finish with the newly acquir- ed paint sprayer. These are the cabinets in the in- formation section of the shop. HI'm from Missouri,H says Hr. Krull to Daryel Ellis as Ddryel springs a new method of squaring- up stock. 'Well arranged tin-snips, mallets, and drills decorate the walls of the metal cabinet.
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HQME ECONQMICS 1908-Domestic science department introduced into Rath High School. l9LO-Home Economics Department streamlined. Under the supervision of Mr. E. H. Krull, the shop class and N. Y. A. boys remodeled the home economics room. It is arranged into three unit sections: clothing, science and food preparation. This plan proves effic- ' isnt for the instruction of science and two years of hmnanaking. 3 The clothing section. U' -Y : ci , N-,M ' N X16 -Q - it I Q gi- . mn sg a + 1 The biology class uses science sec- tion for demonstrations and clnss work . Old hollow square table r e m o d eled into four food pre- paration tables and a storage cabinet. New small cabinets above tables. . 16
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SCIENCE IVVRTHE IVVXTICS Plants end earthworms line the cupbolrds in the biology class room. 1 Fractions, areas, volumes and terms of algebra and trigonometrn are studied in general nathemltics. The course alternates with alg- ebra. lodern bielogy'taken from a practical standooint was studied this year. Outside projects suchas the growingci' plants, raising fish and earthworms were underteken. The class make a trip to Siebrecht's greenhouse and florist shop to gain in- formation on the growin5 and care of flowers. In the study of dogs, material was obtained from dog kennels in many parts of the United States. Field trips were taken to collect types of soil. Interesting and varied reports were given by the students. There are being some changes made. The girls are also taking indus- trial arts by constructing bird houses, which will give them a T better understanding, frmnthefioe logical aspect, of housing birds. l8
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