Sherman Indian High School - Braves Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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CLASS INSTRUCTION IN ROAD MACHINERY Road Machinery School hrough the cooperation of manufacturers, the Public Works Administra- 'CIOIL Indlafl Em Crgepcy -Conservation Work, and the U. S. Indian Bureau, a Eve-week, six unit Tractor, Grader, and Road Machinery Bureau was held at Sherman Institute March 25th to April 27th. Twenty-three qualified employees from several Indian agencies of the Southwest and tive all- day Sherman students profited by the course. Instructors were provided by the cooperating manufacturers and Sherman was home for those attending. The six units with instructors and equipment provided by the manufac- turers were: March 25-50-Operation, maintenance of motor graders, McCormick- Deering Diesel Tractractor and other road maintenance tools, E. T. Small, I. D. Adams Company. Aprii 1-6-Operation and adjustment of Caterpillar tractors and motors, Diesel and gasoline, and graders , F. G. Lewis, Caterpillar Tractor Co. Aprig 8-15-Care, adjustment, operation of Allis-Chalmers motors and tractors, E. T. Russell, Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. CMr. Russell is a Cherokee Indian and a graduate of Haskell Instituetj. Apri- 15-17-Operation, maintenance of portable and stationary com- pressors, rock drills, pavement breakers, pneumatic tools, drills, and pipe line gauges, E. M. Little, Ingersoll-Rand Co. Aprii 18-20-Operation and maintenance of compressors, rock drills, pavement breakers, pneumatic tools and care of drill steel, Charles M. Iacks, Schramm Inc., Cleveland Rock Drill. April 22-27-Four-Wheel Drive Truck course, dismantling, care, main- tenance, and operation of engine and all parts of truck, Walter Helms, Four VVheel Drive Truck Co. u At completion of this course a Certificate of Attendance was awarded to each of the following: . Andrew Emmerson and Earl Miguel, Fort Yuma Reservation, Edward Marshall and Ernest Sanderson, Hoopa Indian Agencv, IohnIX-?71lsonWES-Jgar Nad pa, Nathan Stone, Alonzo Knox, Iames Logan, Peter Gates, arry 1. ur, an Iames Mike, Colorado Indian Agency, Marcus Hunter, Sacramento Indian Agen- cy, Frank Hamilton, Alfred Magginni, Adolph Martin, Anton AFIIIIJO, Henry Ma- tthews, Charles Armijo, and Iohn Banegas, Mission Indian Agency, Clyde Sam d Ed d Ch l Walker River Indian Agency, Cubit Rhodes, Carson In- an war ar es, dian Agency. The following all-day Sherman students took advantage of the course as opportunity offered: Herman Townsend, Lawrence Cvolsh, Francis Kie, Alvey Hicks, and Harry Yazzie. -Seventy-fizinef j

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