Renton High School - Illahee Yearbook (Renton, WA)

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can be taken from the shop unless it will prove a credit to the department and the school. Students must conduct themselves in the same way as in other classes. Especial attention is paid to the neatness and orderliness of the benches and to the arrangement and care of the tools. Our motto is Keep Busy, and the work that we have turned out proves that we have lived up to it this year. Beginning students are expected to work at prelimin- ary exercises until they become proficient in all the steps necessary to make a piece of furniture. A working drawing is necessary in order to make a good article and for this reason a course in mechanical drawing is given. Every student will be required to draw detailed plans of the furniture that he makes for himself. The equipment will be increased or replaced as need- ed to bring it up to an efhcient standard. Each boy will be furnished a plane bit, which he will be expected to care for, a saw, guage, try square, and knife for marking, all of which he will be held responsible for and which he must keep in order. A general all around improvement has been noticed in all schools as a result of putting in this course, and Ren- ton will be no exception. 9?

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THE RENTON HOSPITAL