Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Washington, IN)

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JAMES A FOSTER Supt Manual Tralnlng IVIANLJAI. The Manual Tramlng department was organlzed ln 1913 wlth one teacher IH charge Later another added as the work became more popular This department occuples four rooms namely the finlshmg room bench room tool room and machlne room The equlpment conslsts of seventeen benches a full set of tools and an electrlc varletv saw wlth whlch rlppmg cross cuttmg mltermg groovmg wlth and across the gram can be done The alm of the shop course IH the Wash teacher was ?? X HARRY HUNTER Manual Tralnlng TRAINING mgton Hlgh School IS C13 to develop suflltlent techmcal sklll to enable the student to carrv thlough successfullv the constructlve NX? J work lequlred ID the course KD to glve sufliclent knowledge of the materlals used and shop practlces to enable the student to work to ad vantage C35 to glve students an opportumty to calry through upon thelr own responslblllty students m the 1ndustr1es IH such a manner that they wlll be able to appreclate the work of others and have a v1tal 1nterest IH soclal and economlc phases of that work . . , ' D . . . . K Q 'L A J S i 1 . - . . , ' ' lx Nl iv t 'cal const t' ' k' 4 to interest the . . . . . . ,- si,e1Q?g YW .rWWeWwfll . , - W A +1 A . . . . ' M , - E A' Y 'Yi' f Y ,w. . . .

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STELLA ROUSE Sewing DOIVIESTIC When the new high school building was built a large roomy Domestic Science department was equipped the sewing classes were started The interest in the work has grown as the numbers have increas ed in the classes It IS the aim to make the course as practical as possible At the comple tion of a one year or a two year course the girls have acquired a knowledge useful to them throughout their lives. 'X In lf 0 ,f XX' Qi 'l .l i.E7j M- f - Whig: MAURIN LAPPIN Cooking SCIENCE The plan of vvoik in the cooking division of the Domes tic Science department has been changed this vear to some extent Besldes the regular classes there has been a new class organwed a cafeteria class of eight girls During the year these girls have served about twenty two hundred hot lunches to teachers and school children. The aim is to teach the girls to serve in large quantities and in all the classes the work is given as practical as possible.

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V E DILLARD Muslc IVILJSIC lhc Musn lleputmcnt of W H 5 con 1sts of the Orchestra Band and Chorus whlchau illundcr thcd1rect1onofMr V In Dlllard lhe olchestra course IS fpen to all studcnts who play ln orchestral lnstru mcnt Phe students ue taught apprecl 1t1on and lntcrpretatxon of muslc and cn semhle pl IXIHQ' A student upon leavlng the orchestra 15 flttcd to take hls place mth anx good collcqc orchestra and hold his chair IH a crcdltable manner Thc band IS composed of students who play IH struments for hand work The student ls tau fht to care for h1s lnstrurncnt appreclatlon of muslc and slght re xdlng lhe cholus admlts to 1ts H16H1lJ9I'Sl'l1D all hlgh school students xx ho sung, Thc chorus regularlx gn es 1 Chrlstmas and Bastel Q lntata and at least one plav aveal The students leavlng th1s department have g,a1ned a knowledge that Wlll enable them to RDDISCI ate good muslc