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EVENING SCHOOL BULLETIN
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Issued under the direction of
The Board of Vocational Education
Madison, Wisconsin
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Registration: Vocational School
October 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26-7 :00-9 :00 P. M.
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MADISON VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
BOARD OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
S. G, Scanlan, President
R. W. Bardwell, Secreta.rY
.J. H . Brown
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Fred Mason
Emil Frautschi
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Alexander R. Graham, Director
Office: 211 North Carroll Street
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Telephone: Badger 2351
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(jeneral !In/ormation
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1. A registration fee of $1.00 will be required of every evening
school stu dent for each subject laken . Some courses have a special
fee as indicated in the bulletin .
2. Students who a r e not residents of Madison will be cbarged a
tuiUon fee of $5.00 in addition to the regular registration fee.
8. All classes must bave the required attendance of ten members
1n order to continue.
4. The Vocational School building will open to s t udents at 6:45
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P. M. OlaEs instruction will start at 7:00 P . M. and close a.t 9:00 p, M.
The doors or the bulldlDg will be locked at 9: 30 P. M.
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5. All supplies a.nd texts will be furnished by the student upon the
recommendation of the dep artment head, but not U'Dtfl the instructor
In cha.rge of the class so directs.
S. No refunds wl11 be made after the fir st week of classes.
7. Only emergency telephonE! calls can be delivered for night school
students.
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{jeneral CourseJ
English I (English for FOl'elgneTs) Tuesday a nd Thursday-7 : OO-9:00
The purpose of this course is to teach foreign-born residen ts to read,
write , and speak the Elngllsh language.
EllgUsh ill (El emen tary Grammar) 'l'uesday and Thursdar- 7:00-9:00
The purpose oC t his course is to g ive a r e view or elementary grammar. It places em phasis upon the correct use of the parts aI speech,
upon punctuation, capitaUzation. spelling, aud upon the buil ding of
good se ntences. The indlvidual · language dlfl1culties .of each member
ot the class are dealt with according to ind ivid ual need,
EngHsh IV (E lementary Composit1on)
Tue sdaY-7:00-9:00
The purpose of this course is to give the student a fluent and ready
use of the English language. It Is an advanced COUl'se in gra.mmar,
rheto ric, and composition . The developme nt or coherence, unity. var iety. a nd emphasis in theme -cons truction is stressed. 'fhis cou rse is
recommended tor stenograp hers a nd business peopl e.
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English V {Adva.nced Composition and Rhetoric ThursdaY-7:0 0- 9:00
A course which emph as izes the style of writing. It Includ es a s tudy
of the t echniq ue ot choos1ng and using words well, Improving se ntence
stru cture, gaining paragraph unity, developing transition, and comIJaring different styles of writing in order to give the stude nt a better command or our langua.ge and to deve lop fluency in his writing.
Public Spenking I
TuesdaY-7: 00-9: 00
The purllose ot this course is to meet th e needs of th ose people who
are called up on to appear before la rge or small aud iences in business,
church work, cl ub work, or civic movements .
Pub1fo SpeaJdng IT
ThursdaY-7:00 -9:00
The purpose ot this co urse is to meet the needs ot the mature adult
who has had some practica l experience in public spea king.
French I
Tuesdny-7 :00-9: 00
The purpose ot this course is to gIve students familiarity with ele~
menta l'Y and idI omatic Fr ench and tt. meet the need of those who have
an aca.demic or practical li se for the language.
French II
Thu rsdaY- 7: 00-9: 00
An advanced course offered to those wh o have h a d French I and
wish to continue French reading.
German I
TuesdaY-7:00-9:00
It is the plan of this course to give students familiarity with elementary German,
Germnn
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ThursdaY-7:0 0- 9:00
An advanced group In gr am mar and easy German r eading will be
organized if the demand is large enough.
Spanish I
ThursdaY- 7:00- 9:00
This course Is ol'gnnized wi th a view to the needs at t hose who wish
practical famili arity wit h elementa ry Spanish a.nd for those who w ish
to study the language purely for lIrlvate enjoyment.
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Spa.nisb n
Tuesday- 7: 00-9:00
An advanced course in Spanish will be organized it the demand is
great enough.
as Christmas cards, wall hangings, purses, desk sets, and book ends
may be made. Materials to be purchased by the student.-Labol'atory
Fee, $1.00.
Chem:istry
Tuesday and Thur13day-7:00~9:00
ThJs course will parallel tbe chemistry course usually glven in the
tY1l1cal American high school.-Laborator y F ee, $3.00.
Monday and Wednesday-7: 00~9: 00
Pottery
A course devoted to the study of contour or hand-built pieces and
decoration by means of applied design-under-glaze, slip painting, and
opaque glaze; the study of early art In pottery; the making of mouMs,
pouring mould s, and t he n.vp lying of appendag08 to poured .forms. Stu~
dents will ha.ve an oPPOl·tunity of placing a nd firing the kH n.-Laboratory :Fee, $2.60.
Mathematics (General and Trade Mathematics )
Tuesday and T hursdny-7: 00~9: 00
All ma thematics courses are taught on an individual lesson bas is.
The content of the course, which r a nges .from sim p l e aritbmetlc through
college algebra, includes arithmetic, high school algebra, plane geometry, so11d geometry, trigonometry, and college algebra. F or trade students th ere are practical mathematics courses made up ot: actual shop
and trade problems. For commerclal students theN are brief -reviews
of commerctal arithmetic.
Lip Reading
Tuesday and Thursday-7: 00-9: 00
The aim of tbis course is to teach the fundamentals ot Up reading
t o adu lts who are either tota lly or partially deaf. This class will not
be organized unless t here is an atte ndance of ten people.
Tuesday and Thu rsday-7:00~9:00
This COurse is organized to awaken a fuller appreciation of consumer problems .from an ecouomlc standpoint.
COBSllDler Education
Current Problems
A class In Current Probl ems wlll be organized i.r the deman d is great
enough.
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Tuesd ay and Thursday-7: 00-9: 00
A ceur se which consists of principles of constructIon per spective
and cast analysis, sketching from life, memory drawing, a nd organization ot: material for comp osition . Mediums: pencil, charcoal, pen and
ink, 'a nd water coler.-Laboratory Fee, $ 2.00.
Drawing
Tuesday and Thursday- 7: 00-9: 00
A course ot design principles a.nd color theory and t heir B.pp1i~
cation to cr a fts, home, a nd clolhing.-La boralory F ee. $1.0 0.
Design
Tuesday and Thursday- 7 : 00-9 : GO
Includes drawing, composition, and oil technique as aDplied to landscape painting. MaterIals t o be purchased by the students.
Landscape Paint.ing
Commercial Art
Tuesday and Thursday- 7: OO~9: 00
The essentials of commercial a.rt :, lettering with pen and Ink; show
card wrtting ; color as used In a dvertising layouts and p013ter expression;
illnstration and wIndow decorn.tion.-Laboratory Fee, $1.00 .
Art Me tal
Tuesday and Th ur sday-7: 00-9 : 00
A course which includes design construction, beating down, planishjng, reeding, soldering, etching, casting and finishing. Materials used:
brass, copper, and pewter .- La boratory Fee, $3.50.
We~v1ng
Tuesday ami Th ursday- 7: 00-9: 00
A practical course in weavin g: textile construction; analysis of
tapestry and loom weaving; and the processes of warping an d threading the loom for plain and pat tern weave. Rugs, scarts. runn ers, pillow
t ops a nd bags are articles made. Materials to be purchased by (he
studen t .
'VoO<.l·Carving and Modeling
Tuesday and Thursday-7: 00~9: 00
Modeling of the head, figure, and 'figure groups In the round and
base relief. The making ot: moulds. For advanced students only.L aboratory Fee, $2.00.
Borne Decoration
Tuesday and ThursdaY-7:00-9:00
This course consi sts of discu ssions and la boratory problems and includes design and color as applied to the home. The development of
color schemes ; wall, floor a nd window treat ment; selection a nd placement of furniture, pictures and accessorles.-Laborator y Fee, $1.00.
C<m:ume Design
Tuesday and TbursdaY-7 : 00-9: 0 0
A course which offe'rs instruction in dress designing through the
usc of the art principles and is correlated with the home economics
courses in pattern alteration and clothing selection. Fashion technique
offered to those who are interested in costume Illuatration.-Laboratory :Fee, $1.00.
A.mAteur Photography
Tuesday and Thursday-7:00- 9: 00
Au elementa ry course where in problems of composition, time ex-
posur e, developing, printing, r edUCing and enla rging o.f prInts are
solved.-Laboratory Fee. U.OO.
COlwnercial Retollc hin~
Tuesday and Thursday-7: 0 0 ~ 9: 00
Course in commercIa l retouching and wash drawiugs for adverti s~
1ng purposes. Course covers work on original copy- photographs and
drawings furnished, preparatory to the making ot ,half tone plates tor
r eprod uction in catalogs and advertiSing rn ateriala.-Laboratory Fee,
$2.00.
General Crufta
Tu.esday and Thursday- 7:00-9: 00
A course consisting of desIgn applied to bloclr prJ nUn&. batik, leather
tooling, book-binding, wood carving, and cha ir can ing. Such articles
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CalclIll~t[ng
Comm.ercial Courses
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Shorthand Iii.
T-uesday and Th ursdaY- 7 : 00-9: 00
Intensive theory course of flrst eighteen units of the Gregg Manua l,
toll owed by one hour of jnstl" u ction and practice in typewri ting. Req uires t w o yeara of n igh t sch ool \Vo rle t o c.om pletG the manua l.
ShOl't!taud lb
Tuesday and T hursday-7:00- 9:00
An intensive two-bour theory course in Gregg Shorthalld for students who bave a typing speed ot 40 words pel' mi nut e. R equ ires 0 11G
ye9.r of nJght school work to c.omple te the manual.
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l\iachines
Tuesday a.nd Thursday-7: 00-9: 00
A course in machine arithmetic developing the abUlty to apply L"'.e
Compt ometer, Burroughs, Marchant, an d Monroe Calculators to business calculaUons. Begin n ers are giving a thorough tra ining on one
machine In the processes o r two and t hree column touch addition, multiplication fro m right and lett of keyboard, subtraction, and short division. Students who hav e completed the beginning course in the application of the fun d amental processes to pr~tlcal business problems.
Bookkeeping I
T uesday and Thursda Y-7:00-9:00
A study of t he funda mental prinCiples a! double entry bookkeeping.
Debits and cred its . Journalizing, posting, trial balan ce , state ments,
d irect a nd journal clOSing, a nd special jou rna.ls . P roblems and Sets
I. II, a nd III or E lwell give practical application to th ese pl'ine iples.
TU Gsday and ThursdaY-7:00-9:0 0
Shorthand lIn
Rapid r eview ot first eighteen ullils aud completlon or the manual ,
including some beginning dictation fo ll owed by one hour of typewriting. Requir es one year of n ight achool to complete the m an ua l. A typing abilit y o[ from 1 0 to 15 w ords a minute will be requit'ed.
Bookkeeping II
'ruesday ,a nd Thursday-7: 00-9: 00
A study of partnershi p problems , speci al column journals, control
accoun1.8, accruals, and working s heets. Problems and Sets IV and V
ot Elwell are covered.
Shorthand llb
Tuesday and ThursdaY- 7: 00-9: 00
Con ti n u ous r evi ew of ihe manual. Speed 60-75 words ])er minute
aU new material followed by transcri ption, The second h our will be
taken nIl wit h trans cr iption and t yp ewr iting instru ction.
Bookkeeping m
Tuesday and Thul'sday-7:00-9:00
A s tudy of departmen t store problems, revenue accounts, depreciation, bad debts, a nd cash jour nal, with specia.l emphasis 00 class ification
of accou nts. P r oblems and Sets VI a nd V]] of Elwell are covered.
Shorthand lIla.
Tues day and Tbul'sday-7:00-8: 30
Conti nuo us r ev ie w of tIte ma n ual. Speed 75 -85 words per min ute
on new m a t erial, [oHowed by tra nscription. A ty pin g a bilit y o f 3 0 word s
a minute on straight material wiII be required.
Shorthand mb
Tuesd ay and ThursdaY- 7:30-9 : 00
Continuo us rev iew of the m a nua l. Speed 85 -10 0 words pel' m inute,
foll owed by one-half hou r of t ranscription. A typi1lg ability of 40 words
a minute on straight matel'ial wlll be required.
Shorthand IV
Tuesdny and Th ursdaY-7:00-8 :30
Advanced d ictation (no review of p l'illciples) . Speed 1 00-150 words
per minute On llew material. A typing ability of 5 0 WOl'ds per minute
011 straigh t material will be r equ ired. The last half hoUl' will be given
over to tra nscl'iption .
Tuesd ay a n d 'l'h ursda.y
Sec ti on I , 7: 00-8: 00; Section II, 8 : 00-9: 00
The ave rage student, who is regular In attendance , lea.rns to handle
t he machin e easily a nd type at the rate or 25 words per minute in OllG
year of ni gbt school.
Typewriting I
Typewriting II
Tuesday and Thul'sdaY __ 7: 00 -8: 00
Ability to write 26 to 35 words a minute on stl'aigllt material Is
re(luired of this group. The unl ts studied are : perfect placement at
material on paper; the care or the machine; envelopes a nd l$llnlJle letter
form s; siPl pl e l.abu la t.ioll; a nd t he use of carbon paper.
TYPCWI·jting ill
Tu es day and Thul'sdaY __ 7: 00-8: 00
Ability to write o.t least 35 words por minu te. The units stu died
a re : letter se t-up; practice in addressing enveIOI)eS, ca rbon cop ies.
ta bu lation, Tough d raf ts, typing on ru led DaJK'r, sten cil cutting , m a k ing
ditto copies , erasing and putting paper ba ck In t h e m achi uG to ma.ke
the cotrectloll, fillin g in torms, a nd Ill'Q.Ctice ill typIng llumb ors.
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BooWrcepillg IV
Tuesday a nd Thul'sda.y-7:00-9:00
COl'pomtion accounts includin g the study of handling the various
t ypes of capital s toclr. bo nds, a nd the vou ch er system or record keeping
are studied i n connection with the manufacturing business, Set VIII
and s Ullplementary pro blems in e lementary accounting by Elwe ll are
used for practice material.
Accounting
Tuesday a nd Thu rsda Y-7 : 00-9:00
P rinciples ot cost accounting, auditing, income ta.x, and C. P. A.
problems are sorne of the sub jects covered.
BudgeUng
Thursdny-7 : 00-9: 00
Prerequisite-Bookkeeping I , 11, III, I V, or eqUival ent,
Advel'tising
Tuesday and Thursday-7: 00-8: 00
PrinCiples of psychology of a dvertising, an analysis of the store,
ma rke t and com mu nity: A study ot a dvertb lng appeals, ty~ sizes.
cuts, copy writin g and the preparation of maUing lists.
Psychology of Selling
Tuesday a nd. Thul'sday-8: 00 -9: 00
T h is course will cover t he general prinoiples ot sel li ng that may be
related to any type of work.
Busincss Corrcspondenco
Thursday-7: 00-9: 00
Study of the various g eneral prin ciples back of good b u siness letters,
t he p rOper ma.ke-up, t.rite phrases. and t he study of the various types
of lette rs, such as ol'del'S, i nquiries, acknowledgeme n ts, adjustments,
credits , collections, applications, sales, and fol!owwuP. Prerequ leitefour year high school English cour ee, 01' its equivalent,
Conuucrcinl Law
Tuesday-7: OO ~9 :00
This course covers a1\ ele ment l~ry study of contracts , lle ~o flA hIe instruments, market trall So.ctions, par tnerships, and CO"
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purp ose at the course is to acquaint Lhe studen t with the la w in these
various fi elds as it relates chiefly to business transactions .
Foods III (Cafeteria and Tea Room Management) Tuesday-7: 00 -9: 00
This is a course in cafetel·ia and tea room management and is of
interest to those peo pl e engaged in instit utional work or those planning on entering this fie ld. It Includes menu piannfllg for cafeteriaa
and tea rooms ; en largeme nt of recipes; whol esale buyin g or canned
goods; cost, sizes , grades ; "ifrstltutiona.l management; employm ent of
help; e quipment; aUrll.ctive counter arran gement and serving.
Coopel'ative Economics
Thursday- 7: 00-9: 00
Study of fu ndamental principles .of the coopel'ative movement. Descrip tion of vario us tYD es of coop era tive etfol't, s uch as credit unions,
producers and marlte ling coop eratives, consum er's co op erative a (co·
operative medicine, housing, ins urance), and organization a nd managemen t of cooperative l) usinesses . Br ier study of historical develop ment
in Europe and United States.
Foods Demonstl'ntion9
Thursday- 7: 00-9: 00
B usiness girls, homemakers, and other s who have had some experIence in cookin g but who wish new ideas, wfU .find th19 co urse ada.pted
to their needs. Lectures accom pany the demon s trations, and there is
opportunity fo r Questio ns a nd discussion.
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'~ E conomics
(B anldng )
Tuesday-7: 00 -9: 00
This CO Ufse is plan ned to enable the banker to ;lPply the principles
of economics to his everyday work, Ther G is a minimum of economic
theorizing. TIHwe is a discussion of current th eories and problem s
ariSing out or present condition s.
Menu Planning
Tu es daY-7:0 0- 9:00
T he menu planning course Is open to anyone inter ested in planning
meals.
.. Trusts (Business)
Tuesday-7: 00-9:00
This course provides a olear and complete picture of th ~ mndam entals of trust departm ent service,
.. These courses are especia lly arranged to meet the needs at pe rsons enga.ged in banking; and, upon satisfactory com pl eti on of
the co urse, certifi cates are granted by the America.n Institute oC
l<~ood
Buying
ThursdaY-7:00-9: 00
Food buyin g or mo.rket1ng is planned for th e woman who does the
buying tor t he fa mily.
T uesdaY- 7 :00-9 :00
T a ble service and etiquett e Is offered to homemakers an d otllers Interested in learning the corr ect service for all occasions.
Tablo Service
Banking.
Legal Dictl\·tfou (Cou'rt R eporti ng)
T uesday a nd Th ur sday-7 :00-9:00
P rerequisite-ability to take dictation at the r ate or 10 0 words
per minute. The course is an adva nced dictation class with a threefold aspect: (a) legal dictatio n-concentration on an intensive legal
vocabulary an d dictEltion on straigh t lega l matter; (b ) civil sel'Vicethose students iuteres ted in ta king Civil Service e-::a millatio ns 1n s tenography wlll bene fit greatly by the traIning given in this phasG at the
course ; (c) stud ents wh o are greatly advanced in speed may desire
to take work lea ding up to a ctu a l court reporting. In t his phase of the
course, there w ill be presen ted reporting sh ort-cuts, jury-charge dictation, and direct testimony.
TuesdaY-7: 00-9:00
This unit is plan ned for stude nts who have h ad little or no experience in clothing construction. A demonstration Is giVen each evening
by the instructor on operation of the sewin g ma chine, choree of materials, choice of patterns, ha nd sewing, seams, berns, bhlding, worke d
buttonholes, mitered corners, facings , and plackets.
Clothing I
OlotWng U (Needlework)
TuesdaY-7: OD-9: 00
The course in needlework offers the learnin g of many d ecorative
stitch es suitabl e for househo ld linens, t extiles and clothing. Students
make a sampler, recording all the stitc hes, s o that they may have it to r e-
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fer to in applyi ng the· stitches t o otl1er things later. Motifs and designs
a.re oUered the class. These patterns are copied on thin pape r to be trans ferred to fa brics later with ca rbon papel'. All the various stitches are
t au ght, such as needlepoint, Ital ian hemstitching, cutwork, tagotting,
Swed ish weaving, a nd crewel work.
3tome 6contJmics (Joarses
Foods I (Beg!n'uing Cooki ng )
Tuesday and Thursday-7 :00-9 :0 0
Foods I is planned to meet the lleeds or the business girl or ho memaker who h as had little or no experience in. meal preparation . Elmphasis will be placed on fa mily brealtfasts and luncbeons. This is a
lab oratory course and the s tu dent will have ac tual meal Dt'eparatioll
work, Some ta ble service will be given. PrinCiples of cookery will be
stressed.-Laborat ory F ee, $1. 00.
]!'oQ(ls II (Advanced Cooking )
Tuesday nnll Th ursdaY-7:00- 9: 00
Foods I, 01' its equivalent; should be completed before en tering the
F oods II class . '1'his course cansi6ts of food preservatioll, fam lly and
company dinners, bu llet lUllcheons .:md suppers, bli dge lu ncheons. teas
anu other pllases at hospita lity cookery. 'fhis a lso is a laboratory course,
and the stu dent Jms training in meal llrepfl.ratioll. Meat cookery, pastry,
cakema ld ng, desserts, dinne r vegetables Qre a rew of the lessons Inc1uded.- Laboratory Fee, $1.00.
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Clothing m (Pattern Alterati on)
TuesdaY-7 : 00-9: 00
Taking individual meas uremen ts and applying them to the making
of a simple pattern will be incl ud ed In the first Jesson of this unit. All
problems in the altering or: patte rns a re considered .
Clothing IV (El em entary Dres srp aking)
Tuesday-7 : 00-9: 00
This unit is pla nned fo r the st ndent who has s uccessfully completed
Clo thing I, or it s equivalent. A practical application of ll roblems will
be made on the followin g garment:$: hOUBe-dress, blo u.se, skirt, and
afternoon dress.
Clothing V (Cloth iug Selection)
T hursdn.y- 7: 00-9: 00
T hIs unIt is helpful COl' thos e who do their own sewing, as well as
l or those wh o buy ready-to-wear clothing. E ach student will make a
chart showing selection of garm ent, co lo r of mll.terial, and tYDe ot accessories best suited to her personality and figure.
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Clothing VI (Children's Clothing)
This unit consists of a study of sIJ8cial problems in the selecting
and making of children's clothes. Coats, !'Iuits and dresses may be
made for girls or boys from old garments. Other garments to be made
are: pajamas, slips, rompers, sun guits, play dresses, smocks, dresses,
suits ror small boys and infant's layettes.
Olothing VII (Remodeling)
Thul'day-7: 00-9: 00
The remodeling unit is advanced, and it 1s essential that the members of the class have had the units in elementary dressmaking and
pattern alteration before attempting remodeling.
Thul'sday-7: 00-9: 00
Clothing VIIT (Knitting)
It is the aim of this course to teach the students to knit any garment
they wish to size without the aid of instructions, and also to follow an
instruction book, if so desired.
Clothing IX (Advanced Dressmaking)
Thursday-7:00-9:00
The course in advanced dressmaking is planned for the most adyanced students who have completed Clothing IV, or its equivalent.
Silk, wool or velvet is used in the making of sport, afternoon, dinner or
formal dresses, jacket-suits and coats.
Home Nurshlg
Thursday-7:00-9:00
This course is planned to teach homemakers how to carry out the
doctor's orders and to give better care to the sick in the home when a
trained nurse is not available. Group discussions, demonstrations, and
practice will be included.
Tuesday-7: 30
Madison Civic Ol'chestra
Dr. Sig-frid Prager, Conductor, Vocational School, Room 30.
l'rIa(lison Civic ChoruS (Mixed Voices)
Monday-7: gO
Dr. Sigfrid Prager, ,Conductor, Vocational School, Room 30.
Tuesday-8: 00
Mozart Club (Male Voices)
Professor Earl Swinney, Conductor, Christ Presbyterian Church.
Gricg CIW1'US (Male Voices)
Tuesdns-7: 3 0
Mr. John Mael, Conductor, East Side High 8c11001.
Labor TempI'e C1101'u5 (Male Voices)
Mr. Alexins H. Baas, Conductor.
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Barbel' Science
Tuesday-7: 00-9: 00
This course for master and jOlll'neymen barbers is o:ttered during
the first semester ouly, beginning in Selltember. It includes sanitation,
sterilization, personal hygiene, skin and scalp diseases, anatomy, massage, shampooing, and salesmanship.
Beauty CuUm'e
This course is planned for the advanced cosmetolog·ist. The work
to be covered will be organized to fit the needs ot licensed operators
who have had practical training and need the theoretical training necessary to advance in their field. The evening and time will be announced
later.
Btueprint Reading alld Estimating; 'l'uesday and Thursday-7: 00-9: 00
Blueprint reading, cOllventions, estimating for building, preparation of working drawings, and the slide rule. Open to all eng;aged in
tl'ades.
Dl'icklaying
Tuesday and Thursday-7:00-9:00
Blueprint reading and estimating, fireplaces and arch details, and
strength of materials for warkel's in the brick-laying trade.
Carpentry
Blueprint reading, conventions, plan reading and estimating, and
house planning for jOUl'neymen carpenters. The evening and time will
be announced later.
Tuesday and ThursdaY-7:00-9:00
Dl'afting
Preliminary drawing and conventions, machine drawing, architectural drafting for building trades, arrd house planning.
,.-.Music Courses
Maennel'chor (Male Voices)
Mr. Alexius H. Bass, Conductor, Tnrner Hall.
CCraJe anJ !JnJwtrlJ- Courses
Wednesday-8:00
Tuesday-7: 30
Electricity (Elementary)
Tuesday and 'l'hursday-7: 00-9: 00
The following units will be offered: essentials of electricity and
magnetism; wire splicing; experiments in Ohm's Law, cells, and batteries; signal and light circuits; safety codes.
Electricity (Advanced)
A course for journeymen eledl'iciuns covering blueprint reading, material and power load survey, code, and motor trouble diagnosis. The
evening and time will be announced later.
l'rlachine Shop
Tuesday and Thursday-7: 00-9: 00
UnIts will be coyered in ellgine lathe, milling machine, shaper, drill
lHess, and bench work.
Painting find Decol'ating
Monday-7: 00-9: 00
A course for journeymen paintel's on interior wall decoration dealing with design and color.
Tuesday-7: 00-9: 00
Plumbing
A course for journeymen plumbers with special emphasis on code
requirements, sanitatioll, and sewage disposal.
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A course for jOllJ'oeymen and apprentice printers on the meehanics
ot the linotype, including care of the machIne, names of parts, adjustments, and ordering of parte . A touch system of operation will be ginn
those desiring It.
Prblting
Safety School
The ninth a nnual Bafety school will be conducted in cooperatlon
w ith M:adison Industries some time during the evening school sesSion,
to be announced later.
Ste runfttting (Applied Welding)
Tuesday-7:00-9: 00
Pipe welding and cutting tor steamfitters.
W e lding (Gas and Electrio)
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Tbursday-7:00-9:00
Welding and brazing; manipulation of the torch with ell-6t iroll,
mOllel metal, steel, brass, sheet metal, a nd cast aluminum. AC a.nd DC
electric a rc welding is available to those who have had gas torch welding,
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'Voodwork
Bench and machine woodwork, cabinet making, wood turning, and
wood finishing,
Millwork
A course d esigned for men engaged In the woodworking trades.
inoluding the u se and care ot the yariOliS types of WOOdworking machinery, The eveni ng and tilDe will be announced later.
Sheet :&fetal
A course for sheet Uleta} wOl'kers in pattern drafting covering parallel line, radial development, and triangulation. The evening and time
w1l1 be announced later.
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October 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26-7 :00-9 :00 P. M.
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BOARD OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
S. G, Scanlan, President
R. W. Bardwell, Secreta.rY
.J. H . Brown
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Emil Frautschi
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Office: 211 North Carroll Street
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(jeneral !In/ormation
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1. A registration fee of $1.00 will be required of every evening
school stu dent for each subject laken . Some courses have a special
fee as indicated in the bulletin .
2. Students who a r e not residents of Madison will be cbarged a
tuiUon fee of $5.00 in addition to the regular registration fee.
8. All classes must bave the required attendance of ten members
1n order to continue.
4. The Vocational School building will open to s t udents at 6:45
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P. M. OlaEs instruction will start at 7:00 P . M. and close a.t 9:00 p, M.
The doors or the bulldlDg will be locked at 9: 30 P. M.
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recommendation of the dep artment head, but not U'Dtfl the instructor
In cha.rge of the class so directs.
S. No refunds wl11 be made after the fir st week of classes.
7. Only emergency telephonE! calls can be delivered for night school
students.
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English I (English for FOl'elgneTs) Tuesday a nd Thursday-7 : OO-9:00
The purpose of this course is to teach foreign-born residen ts to read,
write , and speak the Elngllsh language.
EllgUsh ill (El emen tary Grammar) 'l'uesday and Thursdar- 7:00-9:00
The purpose oC t his course is to g ive a r e view or elementary grammar. It places em phasis upon the correct use of the parts aI speech,
upon punctuation, capitaUzation. spelling, aud upon the buil ding of
good se ntences. The indlvidual · language dlfl1culties .of each member
ot the class are dealt with according to ind ivid ual need,
EngHsh IV (E lementary Composit1on)
Tue sdaY-7:00-9:00
The purpose of this course is to give the student a fluent and ready
use of the English language. It Is an advanced COUl'se in gra.mmar,
rheto ric, and composition . The developme nt or coherence, unity. var iety. a nd emphasis in theme -cons truction is stressed. 'fhis cou rse is
recommended tor stenograp hers a nd business peopl e.
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A course which emph as izes the style of writing. It Includ es a s tudy
of the t echniq ue ot choos1ng and using words well, Improving se ntence
stru cture, gaining paragraph unity, developing transition, and comIJaring different styles of writing in order to give the stude nt a better command or our langua.ge and to deve lop fluency in his writing.
Public Spenking I
TuesdaY-7: 00-9: 00
The purllose ot this course is to meet th e needs of th ose people who
are called up on to appear before la rge or small aud iences in business,
church work, cl ub work, or civic movements .
Pub1fo SpeaJdng IT
ThursdaY-7:00 -9:00
The purpose ot this co urse is to meet the needs ot the mature adult
who has had some practica l experience in public spea king.
French I
Tuesdny-7 :00-9: 00
The purpose ot this course is to gIve students familiarity with ele~
menta l'Y and idI omatic Fr ench and tt. meet the need of those who have
an aca.demic or practical li se for the language.
French II
Thu rsdaY- 7: 00-9: 00
An advanced course offered to those wh o have h a d French I and
wish to continue French reading.
German I
TuesdaY-7:00-9:00
It is the plan of this course to give students familiarity with elementary German,
Germnn
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ThursdaY-7:0 0- 9:00
An advanced group In gr am mar and easy German r eading will be
organized if the demand is large enough.
Spanish I
ThursdaY- 7:00- 9:00
This course Is ol'gnnized wi th a view to the needs at t hose who wish
practical famili arity wit h elementa ry Spanish a.nd for those who w ish
to study the language purely for lIrlvate enjoyment.
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Tuesday- 7: 00-9:00
An advanced course in Spanish will be organized it the demand is
great enough.
as Christmas cards, wall hangings, purses, desk sets, and book ends
may be made. Materials to be purchased by the student.-Labol'atory
Fee, $1.00.
Chem:istry
Tuesday and Thur13day-7:00~9:00
ThJs course will parallel tbe chemistry course usually glven in the
tY1l1cal American high school.-Laborator y F ee, $3.00.
Monday and Wednesday-7: 00~9: 00
Pottery
A course devoted to the study of contour or hand-built pieces and
decoration by means of applied design-under-glaze, slip painting, and
opaque glaze; the study of early art In pottery; the making of mouMs,
pouring mould s, and t he n.vp lying of appendag08 to poured .forms. Stu~
dents will ha.ve an oPPOl·tunity of placing a nd firing the kH n.-Laboratory :Fee, $2.60.
Mathematics (General and Trade Mathematics )
Tuesday and T hursdny-7: 00~9: 00
All ma thematics courses are taught on an individual lesson bas is.
The content of the course, which r a nges .from sim p l e aritbmetlc through
college algebra, includes arithmetic, high school algebra, plane geometry, so11d geometry, trigonometry, and college algebra. F or trade students th ere are practical mathematics courses made up ot: actual shop
and trade problems. For commerclal students theN are brief -reviews
of commerctal arithmetic.
Lip Reading
Tuesday and Thursday-7: 00-9: 00
The aim of tbis course is to teach the fundamentals ot Up reading
t o adu lts who are either tota lly or partially deaf. This class will not
be organized unless t here is an atte ndance of ten people.
Tuesday and Thu rsday-7:00~9:00
This COurse is organized to awaken a fuller appreciation of consumer problems .from an ecouomlc standpoint.
COBSllDler Education
Current Problems
A class In Current Probl ems wlll be organized i.r the deman d is great
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Tuesd ay and Thursday-7: 00-9: 00
A ceur se which consists of principles of constructIon per spective
and cast analysis, sketching from life, memory drawing, a nd organization ot: material for comp osition . Mediums: pencil, charcoal, pen and
ink, 'a nd water coler.-Laboratory Fee, $ 2.00.
Drawing
Tuesday and Thursday- 7: 00-9: 00
A course ot design principles a.nd color theory and t heir B.pp1i~
cation to cr a fts, home, a nd clolhing.-La boralory F ee. $1.0 0.
Design
Tuesday and Thursday- 7 : 00-9 : GO
Includes drawing, composition, and oil technique as aDplied to landscape painting. MaterIals t o be purchased by the students.
Landscape Paint.ing
Commercial Art
Tuesday and Thursday- 7: OO~9: 00
The essentials of commercial a.rt :, lettering with pen and Ink; show
card wrtting ; color as used In a dvertising layouts and p013ter expression;
illnstration and wIndow decorn.tion.-Laboratory Fee, $1.00 .
Art Me tal
Tuesday and Th ur sday-7: 00-9 : 00
A course which includes design construction, beating down, planishjng, reeding, soldering, etching, casting and finishing. Materials used:
brass, copper, and pewter .- La boratory Fee, $3.50.
We~v1ng
Tuesday ami Th ursday- 7: 00-9: 00
A practical course in weavin g: textile construction; analysis of
tapestry and loom weaving; and the processes of warping an d threading the loom for plain and pat tern weave. Rugs, scarts. runn ers, pillow
t ops a nd bags are articles made. Materials to be purchased by (he
studen t .
'VoO<.l·Carving and Modeling
Tuesday and Thursday-7: 00~9: 00
Modeling of the head, figure, and 'figure groups In the round and
base relief. The making ot: moulds. For advanced students only.L aboratory Fee, $2.00.
Borne Decoration
Tuesday and ThursdaY-7:00-9:00
This course consi sts of discu ssions and la boratory problems and includes design and color as applied to the home. The development of
color schemes ; wall, floor a nd window treat ment; selection a nd placement of furniture, pictures and accessorles.-Laborator y Fee, $1.00.
C<m:ume Design
Tuesday and TbursdaY-7 : 00-9: 0 0
A course which offe'rs instruction in dress designing through the
usc of the art principles and is correlated with the home economics
courses in pattern alteration and clothing selection. Fashion technique
offered to those who are interested in costume Illuatration.-Laboratory :Fee, $1.00.
A.mAteur Photography
Tuesday and Thursday-7:00- 9: 00
Au elementa ry course where in problems of composition, time ex-
posur e, developing, printing, r edUCing and enla rging o.f prInts are
solved.-Laboratory Fee. U.OO.
COlwnercial Retollc hin~
Tuesday and Thursday-7: 0 0 ~ 9: 00
Course in commercIa l retouching and wash drawiugs for adverti s~
1ng purposes. Course covers work on original copy- photographs and
drawings furnished, preparatory to the making ot ,half tone plates tor
r eprod uction in catalogs and advertiSing rn ateriala.-Laboratory Fee,
$2.00.
General Crufta
Tu.esday and Thursday- 7:00-9: 00
A course consisting of desIgn applied to bloclr prJ nUn&. batik, leather
tooling, book-binding, wood carving, and cha ir can ing. Such articles
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T-uesday and Th ursdaY- 7 : 00-9: 00
Intensive theory course of flrst eighteen units of the Gregg Manua l,
toll owed by one hour of jnstl" u ction and practice in typewri ting. Req uires t w o yeara of n igh t sch ool \Vo rle t o c.om pletG the manua l.
ShOl't!taud lb
Tuesday and T hursday-7:00- 9:00
An intensive two-bour theory course in Gregg Shorthalld for students who bave a typing speed ot 40 words pel' mi nut e. R equ ires 0 11G
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Tuesday a.nd Thursday-7: 00-9: 00
A course in machine arithmetic developing the abUlty to apply L"'.e
Compt ometer, Burroughs, Marchant, an d Monroe Calculators to business calculaUons. Begin n ers are giving a thorough tra ining on one
machine In the processes o r two and t hree column touch addition, multiplication fro m right and lett of keyboard, subtraction, and short division. Students who hav e completed the beginning course in the application of the fun d amental processes to pr~tlcal business problems.
Bookkeeping I
T uesday and Thursda Y-7:00-9:00
A study of t he funda mental prinCiples a! double entry bookkeeping.
Debits and cred its . Journalizing, posting, trial balan ce , state ments,
d irect a nd journal clOSing, a nd special jou rna.ls . P roblems and Sets
I. II, a nd III or E lwell give practical application to th ese pl'ine iples.
TU Gsday and ThursdaY-7:00-9:0 0
Shorthand lIn
Rapid r eview ot first eighteen ullils aud completlon or the manual ,
including some beginning dictation fo ll owed by one hour of typewriting. Requir es one year of n ight achool to complete the m an ua l. A typing abilit y o[ from 1 0 to 15 w ords a minute will be requit'ed.
Bookkeeping II
'ruesday ,a nd Thursday-7: 00-9: 00
A study of partnershi p problems , speci al column journals, control
accoun1.8, accruals, and working s heets. Problems and Sets IV and V
ot Elwell are covered.
Shorthand llb
Tuesday and ThursdaY- 7: 00-9: 00
Con ti n u ous r evi ew of ihe manual. Speed 60-75 words ])er minute
aU new material followed by transcri ption, The second h our will be
taken nIl wit h trans cr iption and t yp ewr iting instru ction.
Bookkeeping m
Tuesday and Thul'sday-7:00-9:00
A s tudy of departmen t store problems, revenue accounts, depreciation, bad debts, a nd cash jour nal, with specia.l emphasis 00 class ification
of accou nts. P r oblems and Sets VI a nd V]] of Elwell are covered.
Shorthand lIla.
Tues day and Tbul'sday-7:00-8: 30
Conti nuo us r ev ie w of tIte ma n ual. Speed 75 -85 words per min ute
on new m a t erial, [oHowed by tra nscription. A ty pin g a bilit y o f 3 0 word s
a minute on straight material wiII be required.
Shorthand mb
Tuesd ay and ThursdaY- 7:30-9 : 00
Continuo us rev iew of the m a nua l. Speed 85 -10 0 words pel' m inute,
foll owed by one-half hou r of t ranscription. A typi1lg ability of 40 words
a minute on straight matel'ial wlll be required.
Shorthand IV
Tuesdny and Th ursdaY-7:00-8 :30
Advanced d ictation (no review of p l'illciples) . Speed 1 00-150 words
per minute On llew material. A typing ability of 5 0 WOl'ds per minute
011 straigh t material will be r equ ired. The last half hoUl' will be given
over to tra nscl'iption .
Tuesd ay a n d 'l'h ursda.y
Sec ti on I , 7: 00-8: 00; Section II, 8 : 00-9: 00
The ave rage student, who is regular In attendance , lea.rns to handle
t he machin e easily a nd type at the rate or 25 words per minute in OllG
year of ni gbt school.
Typewriting I
Typewriting II
Tuesday and Thul'sdaY __ 7: 00 -8: 00
Ability to write 26 to 35 words a minute on stl'aigllt material Is
re(luired of this group. The unl ts studied are : perfect placement at
material on paper; the care or the machine; envelopes a nd l$llnlJle letter
form s; siPl pl e l.abu la t.ioll; a nd t he use of carbon paper.
TYPCWI·jting ill
Tu es day and Thul'sdaY __ 7: 00-8: 00
Ability to write o.t least 35 words por minu te. The units stu died
a re : letter se t-up; practice in addressing enveIOI)eS, ca rbon cop ies.
ta bu lation, Tough d raf ts, typing on ru led DaJK'r, sten cil cutting , m a k ing
ditto copies , erasing and putting paper ba ck In t h e m achi uG to ma.ke
the cotrectloll, fillin g in torms, a nd Ill'Q.Ctice ill typIng llumb ors.
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Tuesday a nd Thul'sda.y-7:00-9:00
COl'pomtion accounts includin g the study of handling the various
t ypes of capital s toclr. bo nds, a nd the vou ch er system or record keeping
are studied i n connection with the manufacturing business, Set VIII
and s Ullplementary pro blems in e lementary accounting by Elwe ll are
used for practice material.
Accounting
Tuesday a nd Thu rsda Y-7 : 00-9:00
P rinciples ot cost accounting, auditing, income ta.x, and C. P. A.
problems are sorne of the sub jects covered.
BudgeUng
Thursdny-7 : 00-9: 00
Prerequisite-Bookkeeping I , 11, III, I V, or eqUival ent,
Advel'tising
Tuesday and Thursday-7: 00-8: 00
PrinCiples of psychology of a dvertising, an analysis of the store,
ma rke t and com mu nity: A study ot a dvertb lng appeals, ty~ sizes.
cuts, copy writin g and the preparation of maUing lists.
Psychology of Selling
Tuesday a nd. Thul'sday-8: 00 -9: 00
T h is course will cover t he general prinoiples ot sel li ng that may be
related to any type of work.
Busincss Corrcspondenco
Thursday-7: 00-9: 00
Study of the various g eneral prin ciples back of good b u siness letters,
t he p rOper ma.ke-up, t.rite phrases. and t he study of the various types
of lette rs, such as ol'del'S, i nquiries, acknowledgeme n ts, adjustments,
credits , collections, applications, sales, and fol!owwuP. Prerequ leitefour year high school English cour ee, 01' its equivalent,
Conuucrcinl Law
Tuesday-7: OO ~9 :00
This course covers a1\ ele ment l~ry study of contracts , lle ~o flA hIe instruments, market trall So.ctions, par tnerships, and CO"
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various fi elds as it relates chiefly to business transactions .
Foods III (Cafeteria and Tea Room Management) Tuesday-7: 00 -9: 00
This is a course in cafetel·ia and tea room management and is of
interest to those peo pl e engaged in instit utional work or those planning on entering this fie ld. It Includes menu piannfllg for cafeteriaa
and tea rooms ; en largeme nt of recipes; whol esale buyin g or canned
goods; cost, sizes , grades ; "ifrstltutiona.l management; employm ent of
help; e quipment; aUrll.ctive counter arran gement and serving.
Coopel'ative Economics
Thursday- 7: 00-9: 00
Study of fu ndamental principles .of the coopel'ative movement. Descrip tion of vario us tYD es of coop era tive etfol't, s uch as credit unions,
producers and marlte ling coop eratives, consum er's co op erative a (co·
operative medicine, housing, ins urance), and organization a nd managemen t of cooperative l) usinesses . Br ier study of historical develop ment
in Europe and United States.
Foods Demonstl'ntion9
Thursday- 7: 00-9: 00
B usiness girls, homemakers, and other s who have had some experIence in cookin g but who wish new ideas, wfU .find th19 co urse ada.pted
to their needs. Lectures accom pany the demon s trations, and there is
opportunity fo r Questio ns a nd discussion.
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(B anldng )
Tuesday-7: 00 -9: 00
This CO Ufse is plan ned to enable the banker to ;lPply the principles
of economics to his everyday work, Ther G is a minimum of economic
theorizing. TIHwe is a discussion of current th eories and problem s
ariSing out or present condition s.
Menu Planning
Tu es daY-7:0 0- 9:00
T he menu planning course Is open to anyone inter ested in planning
meals.
.. Trusts (Business)
Tuesday-7: 00-9:00
This course provides a olear and complete picture of th ~ mndam entals of trust departm ent service,
.. These courses are especia lly arranged to meet the needs at pe rsons enga.ged in banking; and, upon satisfactory com pl eti on of
the co urse, certifi cates are granted by the America.n Institute oC
l<~ood
Buying
ThursdaY-7:00-9: 00
Food buyin g or mo.rket1ng is planned for th e woman who does the
buying tor t he fa mily.
T uesdaY- 7 :00-9 :00
T a ble service and etiquett e Is offered to homemakers an d otllers Interested in learning the corr ect service for all occasions.
Tablo Service
Banking.
Legal Dictl\·tfou (Cou'rt R eporti ng)
T uesday a nd Th ur sday-7 :00-9:00
P rerequisite-ability to take dictation at the r ate or 10 0 words
per minute. The course is an adva nced dictation class with a threefold aspect: (a) legal dictatio n-concentration on an intensive legal
vocabulary an d dictEltion on straigh t lega l matter; (b ) civil sel'Vicethose students iuteres ted in ta king Civil Service e-::a millatio ns 1n s tenography wlll bene fit greatly by the traIning given in this phasG at the
course ; (c) stud ents wh o are greatly advanced in speed may desire
to take work lea ding up to a ctu a l court reporting. In t his phase of the
course, there w ill be presen ted reporting sh ort-cuts, jury-charge dictation, and direct testimony.
TuesdaY-7: 00-9:00
This unit is plan ned for stude nts who have h ad little or no experience in clothing construction. A demonstration Is giVen each evening
by the instructor on operation of the sewin g ma chine, choree of materials, choice of patterns, ha nd sewing, seams, berns, bhlding, worke d
buttonholes, mitered corners, facings , and plackets.
Clothing I
OlotWng U (Needlework)
TuesdaY-7: OD-9: 00
The course in needlework offers the learnin g of many d ecorative
stitch es suitabl e for househo ld linens, t extiles and clothing. Students
make a sampler, recording all the stitc hes, s o that they may have it to r e-
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a.re oUered the class. These patterns are copied on thin pape r to be trans ferred to fa brics later with ca rbon papel'. All the various stitches are
t au ght, such as needlepoint, Ital ian hemstitching, cutwork, tagotting,
Swed ish weaving, a nd crewel work.
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Foods I (Beg!n'uing Cooki ng )
Tuesday and Thursday-7 :00-9 :0 0
Foods I is planned to meet the lleeds or the business girl or ho memaker who h as had little or no experience in. meal preparation . Elmphasis will be placed on fa mily brealtfasts and luncbeons. This is a
lab oratory course and the s tu dent will have ac tual meal Dt'eparatioll
work, Some ta ble service will be given. PrinCiples of cookery will be
stressed.-Laborat ory F ee, $1. 00.
]!'oQ(ls II (Advanced Cooking )
Tuesday nnll Th ursdaY-7:00- 9: 00
Foods I, 01' its equivalent; should be completed before en tering the
F oods II class . '1'his course cansi6ts of food preservatioll, fam lly and
company dinners, bu llet lUllcheons .:md suppers, bli dge lu ncheons. teas
anu other pllases at hospita lity cookery. 'fhis a lso is a laboratory course,
and the stu dent Jms training in meal llrepfl.ratioll. Meat cookery, pastry,
cakema ld ng, desserts, dinne r vegetables Qre a rew of the lessons Inc1uded.- Laboratory Fee, $1.00.
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Clothing m (Pattern Alterati on)
TuesdaY-7 : 00-9: 00
Taking individual meas uremen ts and applying them to the making
of a simple pattern will be incl ud ed In the first Jesson of this unit. All
problems in the altering or: patte rns a re considered .
Clothing IV (El em entary Dres srp aking)
Tuesday-7 : 00-9: 00
This unit is pla nned fo r the st ndent who has s uccessfully completed
Clo thing I, or it s equivalent. A practical application of ll roblems will
be made on the followin g garment:$: hOUBe-dress, blo u.se, skirt, and
afternoon dress.
Clothing V (Cloth iug Selection)
T hursdn.y- 7: 00-9: 00
T hIs unIt is helpful COl' thos e who do their own sewing, as well as
l or those wh o buy ready-to-wear clothing. E ach student will make a
chart showing selection of garm ent, co lo r of mll.terial, and tYDe ot accessories best suited to her personality and figure.
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Clothing VI (Children's Clothing)
This unit consists of a study of sIJ8cial problems in the selecting
and making of children's clothes. Coats, !'Iuits and dresses may be
made for girls or boys from old garments. Other garments to be made
are: pajamas, slips, rompers, sun guits, play dresses, smocks, dresses,
suits ror small boys and infant's layettes.
Olothing VII (Remodeling)
Thul'day-7: 00-9: 00
The remodeling unit is advanced, and it 1s essential that the members of the class have had the units in elementary dressmaking and
pattern alteration before attempting remodeling.
Thul'sday-7: 00-9: 00
Clothing VIIT (Knitting)
It is the aim of this course to teach the students to knit any garment
they wish to size without the aid of instructions, and also to follow an
instruction book, if so desired.
Clothing IX (Advanced Dressmaking)
Thursday-7:00-9:00
The course in advanced dressmaking is planned for the most adyanced students who have completed Clothing IV, or its equivalent.
Silk, wool or velvet is used in the making of sport, afternoon, dinner or
formal dresses, jacket-suits and coats.
Home Nurshlg
Thursday-7:00-9:00
This course is planned to teach homemakers how to carry out the
doctor's orders and to give better care to the sick in the home when a
trained nurse is not available. Group discussions, demonstrations, and
practice will be included.
Tuesday-7: 30
Madison Civic Ol'chestra
Dr. Sig-frid Prager, Conductor, Vocational School, Room 30.
l'rIa(lison Civic ChoruS (Mixed Voices)
Monday-7: gO
Dr. Sigfrid Prager, ,Conductor, Vocational School, Room 30.
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Mozart Club (Male Voices)
Professor Earl Swinney, Conductor, Christ Presbyterian Church.
Gricg CIW1'US (Male Voices)
Tuesdns-7: 3 0
Mr. John Mael, Conductor, East Side High 8c11001.
Labor TempI'e C1101'u5 (Male Voices)
Mr. Alexins H. Baas, Conductor.
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Barbel' Science
Tuesday-7: 00-9: 00
This course for master and jOlll'neymen barbers is o:ttered during
the first semester ouly, beginning in Selltember. It includes sanitation,
sterilization, personal hygiene, skin and scalp diseases, anatomy, massage, shampooing, and salesmanship.
Beauty CuUm'e
This course is planned for the advanced cosmetolog·ist. The work
to be covered will be organized to fit the needs ot licensed operators
who have had practical training and need the theoretical training necessary to advance in their field. The evening and time will be announced
later.
Btueprint Reading alld Estimating; 'l'uesday and Thursday-7: 00-9: 00
Blueprint reading, cOllventions, estimating for building, preparation of working drawings, and the slide rule. Open to all eng;aged in
tl'ades.
Dl'icklaying
Tuesday and Thursday-7:00-9:00
Blueprint reading and estimating, fireplaces and arch details, and
strength of materials for warkel's in the brick-laying trade.
Carpentry
Blueprint reading, conventions, plan reading and estimating, and
house planning for jOUl'neymen carpenters. The evening and time will
be announced later.
Tuesday and ThursdaY-7:00-9:00
Dl'afting
Preliminary drawing and conventions, machine drawing, architectural drafting for building trades, arrd house planning.
,.-.Music Courses
Maennel'chor (Male Voices)
Mr. Alexius H. Bass, Conductor, Tnrner Hall.
CCraJe anJ !JnJwtrlJ- Courses
Wednesday-8:00
Tuesday-7: 30
Electricity (Elementary)
Tuesday and 'l'hursday-7: 00-9: 00
The following units will be offered: essentials of electricity and
magnetism; wire splicing; experiments in Ohm's Law, cells, and batteries; signal and light circuits; safety codes.
Electricity (Advanced)
A course for journeymen eledl'iciuns covering blueprint reading, material and power load survey, code, and motor trouble diagnosis. The
evening and time will be announced later.
l'rlachine Shop
Tuesday and Thursday-7: 00-9: 00
UnIts will be coyered in ellgine lathe, milling machine, shaper, drill
lHess, and bench work.
Painting find Decol'ating
Monday-7: 00-9: 00
A course for journeymen paintel's on interior wall decoration dealing with design and color.
Tuesday-7: 00-9: 00
Plumbing
A course for journeymen plumbers with special emphasis on code
requirements, sanitatioll, and sewage disposal.
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Tuesday and 'rhufsday-7: 00-9: 00
A course for jOllJ'oeymen and apprentice printers on the meehanics
ot the linotype, including care of the machIne, names of parts, adjustments, and ordering of parte . A touch system of operation will be ginn
those desiring It.
Prblting
Safety School
The ninth a nnual Bafety school will be conducted in cooperatlon
w ith M:adison Industries some time during the evening school sesSion,
to be announced later.
Ste runfttting (Applied Welding)
Tuesday-7:00-9: 00
Pipe welding and cutting tor steamfitters.
W e lding (Gas and Electrio)
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Tbursday-7:00-9:00
Welding and brazing; manipulation of the torch with ell-6t iroll,
mOllel metal, steel, brass, sheet metal, a nd cast aluminum. AC a.nd DC
electric a rc welding is available to those who have had gas torch welding,
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·Tuesday and Thursday-7:00-9:00
'Voodwork
Bench and machine woodwork, cabinet making, wood turning, and
wood finishing,
Millwork
A course d esigned for men engaged In the woodworking trades.
inoluding the u se and care ot the yariOliS types of WOOdworking machinery, The eveni ng and tilDe will be announced later.
Sheet :&fetal
A course for sheet Uleta} wOl'kers in pattern drafting covering parallel line, radial development, and triangulation. The evening and time
w1l1 be announced later.
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