The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-21
PRODUCTS OF
/. THE STUDENTS
Manual Training Exhibit
is COnlmendable.

The work of the manual training de-
partment Of tho Wilmington High School
will be OH -cHhibiriDB Mt the school from 10
o'clock Tomorrow morning until ii
o'clock in the evening ard the parents
and friends Of the students are earnestly
invited to visw the display.
The exhibits this year in the various
shops are tn, most elaborate ever made by
this department and Professor Berlin and
the faculty in charge are to be con9ratu-
lated upon the practical SUCCESS of the
work that Is designed not to produce skill
el workmeu, bu5 to train the eye and to
stimulate tho brain through doing.
Theyoung exhibitors from tho juniors
and their extra pieces are rs follows:
Csntro tables John w. Middleton, Geo.
Wulfssth, Elsar Wnrr'9, Christy, BrowM
Sutton and Robt. Foreman Morris chairs
Christy J Come. and Harry j. Conner;
dcsks, George Hessler, Horace Dennison,
Charles Y. Short; bookcase, II. Gregg
Dandy; hall rack, George Bax er
|>~Mr, Whitehead considers the work done
throu ghout the year fully up to the and
ari and is pleas I'd wi h tho results. In tho
foreing department william ". Taylor
has, beside this daily lessons of tho junior
and middle B elias ,es in moulding and
casting an elaborate display of project
work tinishol in the February and Juno
classes. The exhibit includes lamps of
various SIZES umbrella and jardiriers
stands andil ons, taborette stands, win
dow grills AMI hatracks, many from osiC'-
nal designs made by the students. Two nf
the lampi-a small one by Fl. II. Hickman
and IL piano lamp by S. Lendcrman--ie-
serve special mention for their artistic
conception
The students who have contributed to
the display uro from the February class:
W. >. Bullock, who exhibits nndirons;
A. G. Ray, X. 5. Rodney. Il. H. Snwp,
W, &. Hi.hllcld, ". G Tatnall, w. Len
derman. W. W. Baylis, H. W. Tomlnson,
b,nckut lanps; 4 Baker, hatrack;
Karl Plsston and G. piffendorfe". tabor
e,to stands; G. B,ckius. II Iablo stand; j.
Z. A ndrews H. DAcou, " Steptoe UNI
brrlIa stands; Wnitosel win low grills:
Il. IT, BronnaH. ". Poole, jardinioro
stands.
Mr.. Taylor also exhibits u handsome
lamp stand for novel post, OF hi. own
workman hip. 1t is tlr,ty ha"dwork
ana is of most artis4 d AN. In. ,JuDe
class lamps a'e rxhi,." j ~ L. Wilson, j.
X Fa,ihtnks. y. B'ynA"L j, II Parson
, n. II. He. ,.nnIf. G. A!n,wur,h, :. Lender.
man, IT. y. fo.s;th II G. Pennington.
Umbrella stands "y j, l. Platt, A. ".
Cambria Ant,u llauDer, e. A. Elmer, H.
McW IL ilailSt f. n. " tSicv. n Slaut lur u
costunfetet,y a.St4. 7fyre completes Tho liss
of intorcs ing pieces, all OF which nr5 we'll
designed and made.
III the machine shop ho project work OF
tho February and June classes is the most
Interesting feature. Tho stu tents in the
torIncr hava constructed a lathe and in the
latter, u motor. John +. RJbinson is the
Instructor in charge and under his super
vi non The class work Is displayed upon
the benches The thesis drawings OF the
seniors are upon number Of varied SUBJ
jects and are OF unusual excellence.
Tho sirs' department also has fine
exhibit. covering constructive, representa-
tive and decorative work, and in pet spec
tive and sketchtng. Professor Berlin
cordially invites he general public as
we'll rs those personally Interested In the
school, to take this opportunity to seo
what has been accom- plishsd during the