Sph.yayTymoo
Warm Springs, Oregon
December 11, 1992 PACK 5
Forest Grove School included vocational training
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Forest Grove boarding school preceded
Chemawa boarding school which
opened In 1880. Warm Springs had
some students attending the training
school. Students spent half of each
school day in classes and half in voca
tional training.
Photos courtesy of
the
Mid-Oregon Indian
Historical Society
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youig rfiai surff tt attended school and learned vocational skills at the Forest Grove training school which operated in the late 1800's.
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Laundering clothes was one of the duties for girls.
Young men became practiced in carpentry skills.
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y? H-omen earn pressing technique.
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Cooking and kitchen activities were important skills to learn.
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