Simla High School - Tattler Yearbook (Simla, CO)

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INDUSTRIA L ARTS DEPARTMENT THE SHOP The MANUAL ARTS of S. U. H. S. is carried onin a separate building and furnishes much interesting and valuable practice for the students. The girls haveltaken an active part this year, enrolling in printing, wood- work and mechanical drawing, and have done excellent work in all departments. In the creation of ashop project the student must learn to think and plan, and be able to carry out his plans effectively. Therein lies the good to be derived from the Manual Arts. The use and care of tools is a val- uable accomplishment for every individual, whatever his calling in life may be. Library tables, piano benches, reading lamps. tea- wagons, and cedar chests have been the pieces most frequently chosen for construction. Each and every piece of furniture has been carefully and attractively assembled. The Printing Class has been busy printing an enlarged school paper, the TATTLER, each month which has a wide circulation and is thoroughly enjoyed by all. In ad- dition to the Tattler, the Class has done all the typeset- ting and printing connected with the preparation of this ANNUAL, which is no small undertaking.

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SHOP C LASS

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CUM MERCIA L CLASS