Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
! VOCATIONAL news N:
! SCHOOL DISTRICT 20:

group in the oxy-acetylenc weld
ing class are busy making music racks
for Miss Hull Tho uprights and bases
|of these racks are made up OF small
pieccsvof pipe and are arranged so
that they are adjustable for height
The place for the music to rest is one
half by one-eighth inch band-iron
welded together. The electrical class
will make up the light fixtures.
A number of the boys in the senior
high school woodworking class put in
considerable time after school making
the fence and mantel which were used
III the operetta of Friday night.
Members of the electrical class have
been busy wiring a large back board
for testing and experimental work in
the electrical shop.
which will be at the Central High
School Tuesday, April 18th? Hero is
your chance to see what the pupils are
doing in our industrial departments.
Come and get acquainted with the in
structors and see our shops. Watch
next Sundays papers for detailed in
formation.
Hundreds Of thousnds OF blanks of
various kinds and sizes are actually
taxing the presses to capacity in the
printing department tnfs month. Hun
drcds of rcams of print paper are also
cut from stock, these supplies going to
the various school buildings for use
next term.
There are many Pueblo citizens
whom the manual teachers would es-
pecially like to have visit and inspect
our display on April Nineteenth. We
want those public-spirited men and
women to come who -yill probably be
asked to get behind the polytechnic
school project little later. To these
VIC want to show the interesting han
diwork, of perhaps three thousand
boys and girls, who have selected these
manual lines. Then, there is the skcp-
teal journeyman working in wood.
iron. printing or electricity or in other
lines. We want him to see what the
school manual room actually teaches.
because we want his cooperation and
his support. Tho five thousand boys
and girls in Pueblo now enrolled in
one or more manual classes are en-
titled to the hearty encouragement and
loyal support of every man and women
in this city. Visit Central High build
ing on that date and after you have
seen what is being done in manual
work "a very brief period each day.,
then set out and boost with all your
might for tho polytechnic school that
teaches trade.
The Pueblo Rotary club and the
Central Senior boys will be guests at a
formal dinner in Central High School
| pulidihg. 10 DC gwen by the domestic
science class, on Monday evening. the
eighteenth. Plates will be arranged
for one hundred twenty-five.
In Miss Joysa Gaines room the Sixth
r boys are drawing plans for bread
boards, and the Sixth A boys. for
broom holders. When finished these
will be taken home
Miss Mulnix's EiEhth-A sewing
classes are completing small garments
for children. These will go to the Red
Cross rooms to be distributed to needy
families. These garments were made
from pieces left after making the SOL
diers pojamas. and SO have cost the
district only tho thread used.
Mr.. Shufclts EiShth-B boys arc At
work on some articles for the school
district. Some furniture is being re-
paired. also, tho pupils bringing tho
pieces from home for that purpose.
| An evening class in millinery has
been enrolled in Central with Miss Ed
mondson as teacher.
| Miss Preston and Miss Spess have
evening classes in drcssmaking. There
is an enrolment of thirty. Ono class
is vocational.
Tho making of Swedish timbalcs was
an important part OF the cooking class
study last Thursday