Evening journal., 1921-09-02
) APPRENTICES
EARN VACATION
Harlan Boys to Enjoy Rest
Next Week With
Pay
% ON PLANT
HONOR ROLL

Five apprentice boys Of the Beth
lehem Shipbuilding Corp. Ltd. Har-
Ian Plant, through averaging the
highest marks for the past year be-
tween August, 1920. and August,
1921, will start on a vacation Of one
week with pay. on Monday.
Two years ago the Harlan Plant
established this custom OF reward
ing five apprentices, whose records
for one year show the highest aver
age percentage in effort, conduct
and proficiency.
This practice has proved a valu-
able incentive to loyalty and better
work. the apprentice looking upon
his vacation. not only as a reward,
but as a os5tinct mark Of honor
greatly to be coveted.
The Harlan plant apprenticeship
system gives a thorough training in
both practice and theory to the boy
in order to develop all his manly
and mechanical qualities. To this
end, each apprentice is required to
attend school conducted at the
plant one half a day a week during
working hours with pay and is also
required to attend night school dur
ing the winter for which credit is
given.
The opportunities offered to the
ambitious boy at the Harlan plant to
thoroughly learn a trade and at the
same time obtain technical educa-
tion, has developed a very high
standard Of excellence by bringing
s..4 !. 4
who in few years are capable to
be leaders in their respective crafts.
The five honor apprentices for this
year are George II. Worrall and
Joseph V. Segner, machinists; Will
bur Clements, moldloftsman; Earl
r. Bennett, electrician. and Paul
Jefferis, sheet metal worker. OF
these Joseph V. Segner has the dis
tinction of being in the honor class
two years in succession.
The standing below show average
percentage OF all the Harlan ap-
prentices. those marked with star
receiving honorable mention:
G. II. Worrall. machinist. 92.4;
J. V. Segner, machinist, 91.7; w.
Clements. loftsman, 81; e. r. Ben
net, electrician, s0.3; p. Jefferis.
sheet metal worker, S9.5; &C. NJ.
Brice. electrician, SS.2; IF. j. Twi-
ford, sheet metal worker. $50; 1T.
n. Bracket, sailmaker, $50; a. B.
Feustal, boilermaker, S7.9; fP. A.
Viscount, machinist S7.9; u. f.
Mansk. machinist. ST.; 'Jas. Neave
machinist, SIS; IT. A. Walton, ma
chinist. S6.2; IS r. Ludwig. machin-
lst, S5.7; *. c. Pierson. Electrician
S5.7; wv /. Wade, electrician, S5.7
'W. Searles, machinist. $50; c. A
Grant, Joiner, S4.S; NJ. c. Merrill
patternmaker, S4S; II. z. Harrity
joiner, SAT; II. b. Hurst, machinist
S4.5; J. F.. Han, sheet metal worker
S4.4; w. W. Snyder. machinist S43;
c. II. Merrill. patternmaker. "a; H.
Gravitt, sheet metal worker, 81; A c.
Anderson. machinist, S3.9; f. A.
Burke. joiner. SO; A. Howie, lofts
man, s2.6; V. J. Hammerer, joiner
S2.5; c. f. Jordan, shiphtter. sea-
II. J. Ainsworth. loftsman, s2.3; c
A. Foulk, machinist, S2.2; A. J
Rucker, coppersmith. SIT; T. ]
Manley. machinist, Sis; Z. Richard.
son. sheet metal worker, S1.4; ID. J
Evans. sheet metal worker. S1.1; J
T. Blest. shiphtter. 81; r. NJ. Kylen
machinlst. 81; J. NJ Kelly, black
smith, S0.9; II. c. White, machinist
SOL; A. II. Riley. joiner, 79.9; p. p
Williams. shiphtter, 1916; f. b
, Kitchen. loftsman, 1913; r. c. Mar
tin, joiner. 1913; J. r. Reynolds
coppersmith, 1913; II. II. Stigelman
machinist, 10; J. s. Booth, electri
clan, 7S.S; Joe Bacon, loftsman
7s.7; J. T. Tyrell, upholsterer. 1876
e. f. Mccarthy. machinist. 1873
Paul Sullivan, machinist, 7s.1;
Maynarsky, plumber. ia; r.
Pierson, welder. 77.2; T. e. Weaver
machinist. II; Guy Lauer, joiner
76.1; B. V. Farenski. sheet meta
worker, 75.9; r. J. Wiley. loftsmar
75.6; William p. Almond. machin
list. 75.4; Thomas Dunlop, weldei
l75.2; S. Greziliewski, machinist. ISL
l w. Brosch Joiner, 7.3s; w. w. John
son. upholsterer, 1873.
Those attaining the honor roll 10
y the last marking period, which in
c cluded June, July and August. wit
- their percentage, follow:
j. G. II. Worran, machinist. 96.'
g ]. S. Segner. machinist, 96.S; "
e Clements. loftsman, $50; r. ]
Bennett, electrician, $50; Pal
e Jefferis. sheet meal worker. 3d.
i T. n Bracket. sailmaker. 91.S;
f. Mansk. machinist, 91.3; j. \
oi Brice. electrician. 91.2; G. II. Ne
d. riu, patternmaker, 900; A.
he Feustal boilermaker. 900; +.
in Twiford, sheet metal worker. S..
m II. p. Harrity, joiner, SS.Si T.
he Walton, machinist, SS.3; Villa
Is Searles, machinist, s7.5; T. j. Ma
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