Windsor High School - Shawneeola Yearbook (Windsor, MO)

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CP E-fm'1if'maI 9 2 6 s H A W N E E o L A if f' ---- Manual Training Glub M X OFFICERS HARVEY STONE . . ' ...... President EDWARD SHIPP . . Secretary and Treasurer Roy GREEK . . ...... Sponsor HIS club was organized the last of September for the purpose of creating greater interest in the work for the student. Membership in the club isllimited to the students of manual training. The work at tirst consists of making small articles such as coat-hangers, letter files, hat racks, book ends and small cedar chests. Wlhen the smallwork is completed mechanical drawing is taken up, this course lasting about two months. Then a small piece of furniture is made. YVhen the furniture is finished the students are given the privilege of making anything they desire. , There are eleven elementary students and two advanced students in the club. YVhile the class is not as large as the classes of previous years, on the whole it has done excellent work. HARVEY STONE. E501 x