Bulletin (1915) (14761971866) - Public domain portrait drawing

Identifier: bulletin1915kans
Title: Bulletin
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Kansas State Manual Training Normal School
Subjects: Kansas State Manual Training Normal School State universities and colleges Teachers colleges Vocational education
Publisher: Pittsburg, Kan. : State Manual Training Normal School
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign



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xing metals and melting, pouring, skimming andchipping castings.Ten hours in shop. Two hours outside. Four hours credit. Course 16.—Survey of Industries. A survey of some town or city will be made to ascertain what kindsof work should be taught in that community, also the wages paidto employees, living conditions, opportunities for advancement,sanitary conditions or objectionable features of industries, du-ration of industries in that community, etc. Four hours credit. Course 18.—Farm Mechanics. In this age of farming, the thing to be considered is economy of timeand efficiency, and this course is especially designed to help thefarm community in the care and repair of farm machinery. It in-cludes the making, tempering, etc., of chisels, picks, bolts, hooks,clevises, swivels, chains, punches, hammers, the sharpening ofplowshares, cultivator teeth, etc. Special lectures are given in thiscourse on the care of the horses feet and legs. The care and re- 42 State Manual Training Normal.
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Metalwork Courses. AW pair of gas and gasoline engines are also included. Prerequisite,courses 2-4. Ten hours shop, two hours outside. Four hours credit. Course 20.—Sheet and Hammered Metal. Sheet-metal work consists of laying out, forming, riveting, solderingand brazing, as used in such work, pertaining to the making ofboxes, cylinders, cornice and ell work in tin, zinc or copper. Pre-requisite, course 14, Drawing Department. Five hours in shop,two hours outside. Two hours credit. Hammered metal is designed for the use of the teacher in art anddesign. It consists of the making of bowls, trays, inkstands;jewelry work in copper, brass and silver; the lacquering and etch-ing of metals. All designs of this work are made in the DesignDepartment. Prerequisite, course 13, Drawing Department. Fivehours in shop, two hours outside. Two hours credit.