Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27
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A Splendid Exhibition at the Wilmingto
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A Splendid Exhibition at the Wilmington |
high school.
The sixth annual exhibit of the
Manual Training and High School was
held in the High School building Tues
day. IL began az 10 o'clock in the morn
ing and concluded at 10 O'Clock In the
evening. The visitors were numerous
and enthusiastic. The display Is de-
cidedly creditable.
TnE DRAWING DEPARTMENT.
Each boy in the senior class was re-
CURED to make thesis drawing. Their
work Is excellently executed and is ex-
hibited in the drawing department.
which Is In the third story Of the school
house. These drawings include the fol-
lowing: Columbia bicycle, Louis Brad.
ford, gunboat Concord, Pearl Talley;
No. 0 School, Edward f.. Donohoe; Will
mington postoffice, Richard Reed; trans.
verse section OF a brick residence, Harry
Maier; testing machine, Theodore Simp.
son; Thompson steam Indicator, Fheo-
dore Simpson; gas engine, J. Brymberg
Morrow; press part of a paper ma.
chine, Walter K. Logan; parts Of
paper machines, David McIntlrc and
John F. Neary; swing bridge, Willard
S. Todd; iron bridge, George w. Brink;
hosting engine, 5. II. Baynard, Jr.;
freight car, Walter A. MaGkey; cake
and cracker machine, Robert Lang; prl-
vate car, Leon Lloyd; car truck, j. Harry
Muhlhausen; Y. NJ. 6. A. building,
Lester Reeves; quadrupls bicycle, Hous-
ton Harlan; electric car, show air brake,
Albert g. Weber; coastline steamer,
Herbert johnson; victoria, Sylvester
j. France; dynamo, J. Irwin Hofiecker;
fire engine, Henry Clay Mahaffy; am
bulance, Joseph Traynor; steam launch
for the Concord, Sidney Stiles; design Of
the front OF bank building, Charles j.
Smith; tinted drawing of an engine;
Dell II. Ross; drawing Of the engine
made by tho class OF OF, Albert Bower.
The senior class has an exhibit of line
shading, mechanical perspective, shadow
work, tinting, India ink shading and
fancy lettering. The middle work con-
sists of isometric drawing, authographic
projections, intersection OF solids and
mechanical detail and the junior work
includes pen work, geometric construc-
ton, section work aud machine detail.
The girls work consists of free hand
drawing, and includes crayon work
pencil shading, perspective, ornamental
design, drawing from memory and tint
ing. The boys ffee.hand drawing i:
mostly perspective and shading.
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Grub. Alfred CoyIe, Robert W. Sim
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: Trotter. William swift, q, Middleton
! Howard r. Cam, Charles TAYLOR
i Homer S, Brennan, Thomas +. Nelly
! Howard Sweetman, Clarence K. L
0 Motto, Paul Killisn, Norman Downes
!. William b. Simpler, g. Leroy Simmon:
2 w. Sinclair, Frank Sullivan. HcrbeI
! ward. Robert Bruce, Henry McComi
i. Harry Eliason, G. Lou Coppage an
D John J. Kennedy.
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