Shawnigan Lake School - Yearbook (Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia Canada)

 - Class of 1937

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Page 33 text:

Shawnigan Lake School Magazine Setting Type. Our Printing. The following pages illustrate some of the work done in the Hobby Shop. This year we have printed in the different TYPE FACES depicted on this page, various School Notices, The School Calendar, The Concert Programme, ®In JVrmtsttce Bag jSertrice, anh i t (Cljapel Relicts - - - |Jalmam C nt JWenttt erai - - - 31

Page 32 text:

Shawnigan Lake School Magazine There are many advantages arising from a printing press. One advantage is that it gives boys a new interest in their English work. Although the school printing equipment is not yet large enough for long articles to be printed, its development will soon enable boys to print things written by themselves or their friends. Owing to the precision needed in the operation of printing, it will unconsciously improve their spelling and their literary style. Wood-working and metal-working have the same kind of interest for the boys. They both promote a usefulness of purpose, a skill in execution and a care in industry. The wood- working and metal- work- ing departments are the most popular in the school, and on half holidays, and, in fact, in any spare time throughout the term, they are full of boys making articles. Next in line of popularity is the Camera Club, which has done a great deal under expert guidance. A camera student learns through innumerable failures that there is a great depth of precision in the true art of photography; that there is more to a camera than the shutter lever. He learns to plan his pictures beforehand, to study his subject carefully, to keep his brain alert for the possibilities of good pictures around him. He learns to realize that it is through his skill alone that he will obtain satisfactory results. Beauty, harmony and arrangement are also productions of the art and sculpture studio. There is much more behind sculpture than mere fashioning a likeness of an object or thought. There is a plan- ning of subject even more intensive than that in photography. For instance, before any busts or human forms of any kind can be model- led, a complete knowledge of the anatomy of the figure must be ac- quired by the sculptor. Another ability that is developed by sculpture is an advanced recognition of symmetry and form, an ability which runs throughout all the activities of creative education. Creative education solves one of the great problems of schools, that of real interest to fill up the spare time of the boys. It takes away from the temptation to idleness and enables them to pursue life with standards of taste and criticism. C. R. D. 30 —

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