industrial arts

A social studies position and the school's industrial arts teacher have gone to half time.

In February 1961, work began to add a third floor to the industrial arts building.

On the far west side of the building is the industrial arts wing.

No industrial arts of any sort will ever again be practiced here.

It's his longtime gift, first as a high school industrial arts teacher for 26 years.

A gymnasium and a new industrial arts building were completed.

A swimming pool was completed in 1965, along with an industrial arts area.

"The upstate schools are oriented toward industrial arts," he said.

All students are also exposed to industrial arts and homemaking.

In 1962-63, the music, art and industrial arts wing were remodeled.

This houses industrial arts, art, home economics, business, and foreign languages.

One building served as the band room and the other was the industrial arts room.

After the war, he came home and returned to his old school, where he taught industrial arts for 30 years.

Vocational programs at Bennett are offered in business, agriculture, and industrial arts.

Manual training is provided for the boys and a well organized industrial arts department maintained.

The rest of the time the machines are used to aid classes in business education, math, English, science and industrial arts.

His classmates fashioned hurdles from wood in industrial arts class.

The basement also included a new industrial arts classroom.

The addition consisted of three regular classrooms, an art room and two industrial arts facilities.

At Hoboken High, the industrial arts department once had a staff of 20.

Its programs included home economics, industrial arts, and agriculture.

"West Campus" is a separate set of buildings for agricultural and industrial arts classes.

In addition, some of his Industrial Arts students will devote their time to other projects.

The school remained a state institution until 1972, serving as a regional center for industrial arts training and the preparation of teachers.

The name was changed in 1905 to the College of Industrial Arts.