, 1922-01-19
EVENING CLASSES
THE RAwLINS PUBLIC SCHOOLS OFFER
evening CLASSES IN Blue PRINT
READING, PUBLIC SPEAKING, ETC.

Of Education has opened night SchOO
for any who desire to take advantage
Of it.
Superintendent of Schools c. A.
Anderson. has made the following
announcement regarding the evening
classes that will be held:
1. Blue Print Reading and Shop
SketChing.
The work given will be in "Blue
Print Reading and Shop S]ketching"
and will be especially planned for
machinists and other mechanics who
use blue prints and who wish to
know how to make simple sketches
of machine parts or other shopwork.
The course will include instruction
in the following parts of this work:
/. Working drawings of two and
three views.
2. Sections.
3. Dimensioning.
4. Detail drawings.
5. Bills of materials.
| 6. Isometric drawing.
7. Some attention to the mathe-
mates used in preparing and reading
drawings.
This work is designed to take the
place Of the ordinary correspondence
course and it has two advantages
over the correspondence course, first.
1t furnishes a personal teacher who
can give special help If needed. and
secondly, it does not cost nearly so
much.
Length of term, ten weeks.
Meets twice a week. Monday and
Thursday, at 700 o'clock at the
High School.
Tuition fee is $500 payable in adj
vance, which is the entire charge for
the ter weeks work, all books. ma
terials etc. being furnished without
extra cost. by the school.
III. AUGMENTATION Work for
Foreigners.
This work is designed for aliens
who are not familiar with our Ian
guage, and also for those who are
preparing to take out their citizen
ship papers and become naturalized.
The work is divided into two parts.
first, the work in English. which
will he a course in learning to speak,
read and write the English language
and secondly, a curse in citizenship
and government. being a study OF
our government as preparation for
naturalization and citizenship. This
course is open to all foreigners whc
desired to take the work.
Length of term. ten weeks.
Meets three times a week. Monday
Wednesday and Thursday at TOO
o'clock at the High School.
Tuition fee is $500. payable in adj,
vance, which is the entire charge for
the ten weeks work, all necessary
books. supplies, etc. being furnished
by the school without extra cost.
This class has already been organ
lied and is now meeting regularly.
Anyone interested in this work is
asked to meet with the class and en-
roll at the above stated time and
Public Speaking
A number OF requests have been
received asking that ar evening class
in Public Speaking" be organized.
II there are enough people who de-
sire this work a class will be organ
ICED. 1t will be necessary to have
at least ~ to Is enroll before this
work can be offered.
The work given will be for any
one interested in public speaking
and an effort will be made to make
the curse as practical as possible.
Everyone at some time or other Is
called upon to give a talk at a meet
ing, AoiSCAkAoA, Aou6S' ool4AuCSt w..
He should be able to think while on
his feet. ar1 express himself clearly.
forcefully and convincingly. Oratory
Is o~ut-of-date but the ability to give
a straightforward talk or speech in
public is more necessary than it, has
ever been before. The curse as
planned will include the following
points:
/. Fundamental principles OF pub
lie speaking.
2. Preparation of speech.
8. Principles Of delivery.
4. The short talk.
5. The formal speech
6. Extemporaneous speaking.
z. Oratory.
8. The after dinner speech.
3. Debating.
10. Outline for speech.
II. Study of type speeches and
orations.
~. Practice in preparation and
delivery of speeches by members Of
the class.
This work is designed to take the
place of the ordinary correspondence
course in Public Speaking" and it
has two advantages over the cores
pondence course, first. 1t furnishes a
personal teacher who can give special
help as needed. and secondly it is
much less expensive.
Length of term, ten weeks.
Meets twice a week. Monday and
Thursday at 1880 o'clock at the
High School.
Tuition fee Is $500 payable in ad-
vance. Members of the class will
have to pay for their own textbooks
as the tuition fee does not include
books. However, the cost Of books
will be nominal.
Those who are interested in this
work are requested to notify c. A.