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Our boys : a study of the 245,000 sixteen, seventeen and eighteen year old employed boys of the state of New York . , Sixteen, Seventeen and Eighteen Year Old EmployedKind of School Last AttendedChart No. 10A.—Cities under 25,000 Boys Our Boys 127 Pn1>ll^,^ Othar lehool* 1 Albloo 2 CatsklU I^^H 8 Dep«« H^HH 4 jiBillaon ^BKM 5 fr*4anl«. IHIH 7 Ukstlac* IBHP t uanntnv. I^HH 9 B«iipate«^HMl 10 UciUaer ??? 11 Eooslek * 12 llndisB will ^??1 IS Brntlagton ^BH 14 IllOB. ??? 15 JohaMB Olt; I^^B 16 J«aeast«r> ??? 17 IA«nso*« ^^Hi 18 KaloiM H^HI 19 MoiBroiwck. ^I^i to MUMSB ^^Hi
Our boys : a study of the 245,000 sixteen, seventeen and eighteen year old employed boys of the state of New York . , Sixteen, Seventeen and Eighteen Year Old EmployedKind of School Last AttendedChart No. 10A.—Cities under 25,000 Boys Our Boys 127 Pn1>ll^,^ Othar lehool* 1 Albloo 2 CatsklU I^^H 8 Dep«« H^HH 4 jiBillaon ^BKM 5 fr*4anl«. IHIH 7 Ukstlac* IBHP t uanntnv. I^HH 9 B«iipate«^HMl 10 UciUaer ??? 11 Eooslek * 12 llndisB will ^??1 IS Brntlagton ^BH 14 IllOB. ??? 15 JohaMB Olt; I^^B 16 J«aeast«r> ??? 17 IA«nso*« ^^Hi 18 KaloiM H^HI 19 MoiBroiwck. ^I^i to MUMSB ^^Hi 21 Mtdls ^HH 22 levuk. ^HH 23 iiortli Tarrytoviu .^??B 24 Itpmek. ^HH 26 Mdalae IHPl 2fi OMge ^HH 27 ifttoliogu«........|^m| 2t Faekaklll. ^HH 29 ena zuu ??? 30 Port Obester §??? 31 ifOTt *&sMi)| 32 kokrUl* 33 Saranas ;K[^l 34 SsoMB falls II^BI 35 Solfs;. ^B^ 34 Sanjrtmo.•••••••??? 37 WalteB. ???I 3a aattiford. BlBl 39 Waverl;.*. ••^??P 40 *el)«Tlll* ?§?? 41 thltthall HMI. •% u% »% m% w% n»%*r* w% »% »%»% it% » Sixteen, Seventeen and Eighteen Tear Old Employed BoysKiKD OF School Last AttendedChart Xo. lOB —Villages over 5,000 ]28 OuK Boys CHAPTER XIKind of Shop Work Done in School More shop work is done in the larger places Chart is o, 11 and table ]^o. 11 in the text, show that the percentageof bovs who had woodworking, varies from 54 percent in GreaterNew York to only percent in places under 5,000 populationand that the percent receiving no training at all varies from in Greater New York to percent in places under 5, sliop work, including plumbing, sheet-metal work,electrical work, printing, machine-shop work, forging, auto-repairing,etc., varies from percent in Greater New York to percent inplaces under 5,000. The woodworking refers in most cases to formsof elementary manual training. Very few of these employed boysliad any training in State aided vocational
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