Bacone College - Warrior Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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60 THE BACONE CHIEF and checks, patching, putting on of extension hems, and facing and darning. The second year is mostly machine work, drafting of patterns, cutting and fitting of garments. The classes meet on different days having three periods a week- Two periods one day and one period the next day. Wll9Il both classes have finished the course required, three periods are spent in learning how to crochet, tatt, embroidery and knit. VVe have spent many happy hours in the sewing class as well as accomplishing much in learning to sew. IDA TIGER, 'l6. MANUAL TRAINING. The most helpful study for the boys who are expect- ing to become farmers is manual training. The training received from using the tools will be beneficial in later life. The beginners start in and take up mechanical drawing for one term. The drawing not only trains the eye, and the hand in exactness, but gives a practical knowledge of drawing plans. The boys are taught the name and use of each tool. Since all work is done by hand the training is practical, whereas, if the work was done by machinery the training would be of much less value. The work is a little discouraging at first, but after the first model is completed the feeling comes that one can make other articles. One soon learns that the work is not hard. as each piece is better understood. There is something facinating about the work which causes it to make the boys feel free to do their best work. This year the boys seem to have taken increased ink terest in their work. Book-racks, foot-stools, chairs, tables and writing desks are the out puts of our little shop. Professor Sharp is at the head of this department and hc is devoted to his work. The boys are constantly call- ing on him for assistance, which he is ready at any time to give. Vile are grateful for the training, which he has given us in the shop. ROY JAMES.

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