University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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Lrft ia R.igKm P : r K llctterfey. FI-. i Metaiworlcing Department The shops represent opportunities for work with metal, machine toots, sheet metal, bench metal, oxy-aectylcne welding, electric arc welding, forging, and heat treating. Mastery in the use of tools and skills to forge the implements of industry are developed in the shops of the division of metalworking.

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Left to (tight: Pad C. N hi M. Hi Sodfbrfg. Woodworking Department Woodworks courses from the beginning of The Stout Institute have been in- cluded fn the curriculum. Through the years, many changes have been mode m the department both in location and curriculum. A continual study of trends and require- ments will also bring many changes in the future. C - T 3

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Graphic Arts Department The relation of drawing to other industrial courses was seen by Mr, Stout when he was setting up his plans for the school, but because of limitations in money and facilities as well as a small enrollment, a single course in mechanical drawing was incorporated into the curriculum. However, with the enlargement of facilities more drawing courses were introduced. At present some sixteen courses are OTiered. Whereas drawing has been a part of Stout since the school ' s conception, its related art. printing, has only been taught since 1906. CHI