Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-06
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
AGAIN RUNNING
oeoe)one Wero Resumed at ths
High School Building
Last Evening.

JAe free evening vocational school
re-cpensd et the High School last
Atght.
Owing to the interest Of the women.
thres sections Will be necessary to
accommodate the millinery class. Mrs.
OrstA Moeeiey Taylor heads this
course and 10 assisted by Mrs. r, w.
Scott and Miss Elizabeth Peach. The
Oswing classss win b. divided into an
elementary ana advanced class. The
eAms Instructors will take care OF
this course, viz: Miss Marian Strick-
lsr and Miss Margaret Shute. The
cooking classes viii be taken care OF
by Mics Frances Riley for the advanc-
ed cooking class and Mrs. Helen F.
DUNCAN for the beginners class.
Tho courses for colored women will
be- opened on Monday evening. These
classes will be continued In the How
ard School on Monday and Wednesday
evenings. Mrs. Helen w. Anderson
and Mrs. r. w. wooten are the in
structors in charge OF the sewing
classes.
All drafting work will he headed by
Charles Speigelhalter. He will also
be the instructor for the advanced
mechanical drawing classes f. r.
Booth will instruct the elementary
mechanical drawing class. A. w.
Rhodes will continue with the archi-
tectursl drafting class.
A class In shop mathematics Will
re continued under r. Manning. l..
+. Moore has been made head OF the
course In electricity. Since there has
boon such demand for this type Of
work an additional instructor has been
engaged. Mr.. Moore will instruct the
advanced class In alternating and di-
rect currents Louis J. Lingo VIII
continue inssrncting the beginners
class in elements OF electricity and A.
~. Mcdaniel viii instruct tho third
group.
The machine shop practice will con-
tinue With W. r.. White In charge
Mr.. Taylor assisting him in this work
Arrangements are being made TO also
conduct Saturday class in the after
Moons since there is such demand
for machine shop practice.
&. A. Fahs will continue as instruc-
tor of the sheet metal shop. A class
Of ?5 men employed regularly in auto
mobile repair work has been arranged
for. George A. Bacher will be the in
structor in charge. These classes will
be operated in the basement OF the
main High School building.
G. II. Bromley who is head OF the
stationary engineers classes, conduct
ed his classes through the Christma'
HOLIDAYS. This class was not opened
until November 30, and arrangements
have been made to continue these
classes. IL is the purpose to prepare
those having TO handle engineering
plants. steam plants, steam boilers
etc, TO secure the license for station
ary engineers.
These classes are conducted in the
Wilmington 4 Philadelphia Tractor
Co.'S power house. Any man desiring
60 en- roll In these classes can be en-
rolled at the High School.
II In regretted that greater variety
ef work 10 not offered in the evening
school. as there n an evident demand
for courses in general education sub
3ects, in other words, a regular eve
ming high school. Owing to the lirni-
tAtionn OF the Federal and State funds
those in charge are limited to ths
above named courses for the present
year. The facilities for CONDUCTING
evening school classes are graduall,
besnE improved as funds can be made
available.