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Title: Annual catalogue of the Southern Illinois Normal University, Carbondale, Jackson County, Illinois, 1875-1892
Year: 1875 (1870s)
Authors: Southern Illinois State Normal University
Subjects: Southern Illinois State Normal University Universities and colleges
Publisher: (Carbondale) : Southern Illinoisian Print
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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the right attitude in approaching the subject of industrialproblems. Mechanical drawing is an important feature of the work. Planningof problems in hand-work together with methods of presentation and theworking out of courses will be discussed fully in connection with thiswork. Required of the boys in the English course throughout the secondyear and of the boys in the Latin course during the Fall term of thesecond year. (D). Construction in cord knotting, paper folding and cutting,measuring and drawing on paper, surface development, interlacing ofpaper, work in basketry and weaving. Instruction will be given inselecting inexpensive equipment for schools. Two double periods perweek. (C). Elementary sloyd work, whittling, laying out work of simpledimensions, a series of thin wood exercises which is to give the neces-sary familiarity with simple bench tools. Working drawings are requiredin connection with this course. Two double periods per week. PAGE SIXTY-FIVE > i—i QO c-1 >GG
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SouthernIllinois State Normal University (B). More difficult construction in wood and metal. Mechanicalanalysis. A thorough practice with bench tools. Elements of wood carv-ing and inlaying. Practice in wood finishing. Planning simple exercises.Advanced mechanical drawing, blue printing. Lectures on shop equip-ment and the introduction of Manual Training into schools are given inthis course. Two double periods per week. (A). Wood Turning includes care of lathe and sharpening of lathetools. Turning of straight, taper, convex and concave curved cylinders,vases, bowls, Indian clubs, dumb bells, napkin rings, collar boxes, candlesticks and pedestals. This involves face plate work, reversing work inchuck, fitting and finishing. Elements of patternmaking. Five periodsper week. STATE COURSE INDUSTRIAL ARTS. The work offered in this course is planned with special reference tothe needs of the rural schools and can be taught in the regular classroom. The equipment and material for such a course

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