Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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A. M. HUM ANN. W A HI I N V U .VIVKX H t 'I' V. II)!! The Industrial Arts Department has made an enviable record in the past, and with our increased equipment and our modern Industrial Arts Building, we are now in a position to do even a better service than before. It will be the aim of this department to keep in the front ranks of educational progress in the industrial arts, and to continue to be the source of supply for successful manual teachers. The stand- m ard of preparation will be raised, and only thoroughly prepared teachers will be recommended forpositions.

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D. M. now KN, A n. NohmalCollimik. Ft. Scott. Kanmas. Special Work at Indiana andCiicauo U.viTiRMirtKH. “We have two Educations, one from others, and another—and the most valuable—which we give ourselves. It is this last which fixes our grade in society, and eventually our actual condition in this life, and the color of our fate hereafter. All the professors and teachers in the world would not make you a wise or good man without your own co-operation; and if such you are determined to be, the want of them will not prevail.” —John Randolph.

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EDITI! M. M’BDEKING. Snow Coi.i.i:or. RiirxroiD, 111. ■ ill] The Aim of the Domestic Art Department is to teach girls to dress properly and economically, to design and make their own garments, to make over old garments at little expense, to mend and keep garments looking fresh, to trim hats, and to decorate tastily the home. One paramount aim of the Domes- tic Art Department of this school is to prepare teachers to present the subject in the public schools, both in the grades and the high schools.