Evening journal., 1909-06-22
MANUAL WORK
OF HIGH SCHOOL
Interesting Exhibits Viewed
by Many Yesterday After
noon and Night

held in the School Building yesterday
from to and from to 10 O'Clock
far surpassed all former displays in
every way. The many friends of the
school who viewed the exhibit were
greatly surprised and delighted with
what they saw.
The exhibits were very skillfully ar
ranged. Upon entering the building
visitors found directly facing the from,
entrance the exhibits of the work OF
the girls IN free hand drawing. char
coal drawing, stenciling Of sofa pillows
table covers, table doilies. brush work
In ink, etc, all remarkably wen done
and exhibiting great skill and beauty
Miss Grace H. Sayers is in charge OF
this department.
Turning 10 the right visitors found
the work Of pupils in the drawing de-
partment in charge Of A. Edward
Rhodes. Here was shown the work OF
the sixth grammar grade pupils. from
lines and simple work to drawing and
lettering. Next came the work of the
grammar grade I'm shop drawings, shor
projections, lettering. perspective, ma
chine details and architectural and
machine drawings. A special feature
was the display of sixteen color sketches
by William Walther, senior, and an
original design for a class day pro-
gram with which Walther had won
first honor I'm competition with the whole
school. The sketches were much ad-
mired. Carl c. Summel. Junior
grade. exhibited more work than any
other pupil. Leslie Haislett B Junior
was second in point Of quantity and
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Something entirely new this year was
the exhibit of extra reference material
prepared by Professor Rhodes. II con-
sisted of fifty reproductions Of draw
ings made by him at different times
There was a fine pencil drawing by
Clarence Milburn Keen. Junior il
being a perspective of a house. Other
pupils had drawings OF bungalows and
houses mostly those containing six and
eight rooms There were some sec
tional drawings, too. Edwin S. Stauf-
fer b Middle, exhibited a fine sec
tional print of a steam engine.
Work Of English Glasses.
There was a fine display Of work in
English to the left Of the main en-
trance. OF which Miss Mary L. Lack
land had charge. Among some Of the
subjects of the work exhibited were:
Fashions in Addison's Times" Criti-
cism Of Sir Roger de Coverly Papers
Benefits 10 be Derived from Novels. Ad-
dison's Classical Attainments, Crit
cism OF the Sketch Book. Pupils Should
own Their own Text Books A View
from Van Buren Street Bridge.
Miss Elisabeth Carlisle was in charg-
Of the exhibit in history. There were
note book work. colored maps; alsC
work in physical geography Including
note book work drawings and illus.
trations OF intermittent springs. min
eral springs and formation Of spring
surfaces.
The exhibit in physics was in charg,
of Henry NJ. Snyder There were draw.
ings OF experiments together with th'
results In the pupils own language
There were on exhibit thirty-six bot,
ties containing different solids and H.
guilds produced by the pupils in theii
work.
In the Shops.
The wood department in charge o.
y. +. Whitehead was an interesting
place Here was exhibited the worl
of the Sixth Grammar grade in lar
corners. through laps, mitre joints, bu
mortise and tenon and the first higl
school grade in pattern making, simple
washers, nut wrenches, small engine
cranks. pipe connections, elbow joints
eccentric straps. small fly wheels.Amonl
the exhibitors of work were Table
Charles Edward Porter; strong box
William Pritchett; table and book case
combined, John Rudolph: table, Leol
Eherhart; mission desk. Clarence Keen
centre table. William Stewart: tabour
ettes, Kennett Armstrong. David Mitch
ell. Charles Lekens; book rack. Eleaze
A. Hirzel; tabourette. Norman Jones
book rack, Karl Holzhauser; stoo
Joseph Nevill; tabourettes. Davi
Mitchell. j. Horace Martin: canoe pad
dies. Percy Smith. canoe lee board
Harmer Rile, tabourette. John Thomas
book rack, Willard Frederick, poe
rack. Stanley Walker; tabourett,
, Clarence Keen; book rack, Norma
Jones; book rack. William Josephs
table. Charles Hayward.
In the machine shop which Is j
charge Of John +. Robinson. two teri
. vi ork Of February and June classes wa
shown which included wise work a
- the bench. Among the articles turne
b out were: Cake turner's. garden trow
b els. paper files, paper weights wrougl
I'm the form of hammers, hammers an
; handles. garden weeders and spuo
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I OF the Middle classes in machine to-
B. work and wise work. brass pap'
weights in tho form Of anvils. and latf
} work up 10 thread exercise and vi.
work There was a fine exhibit
], domes made for electric and gas ngl
over tables. There were domes mao
: by Walter Sullivan. Franklin Yep
l Charles Schneider. Raymond Dublin
= J. J. Haley. Edward Jerska. jam
: Dawson. Clarence Glanding. Edward
! Beeson, W. r Bott electric light shad
i Andrew Wood; lantern. Leroy
Smith; plumb bobs WILDER F. Brow
} Guy Steneny, Eugene Woodman.
In the forge department. which is
charge Of w. r. Taylor. the wo
shown included rings. chains. latchC
ie staples. splitting exercises. hexagon
e. plugs and nuts. The advanced pup
Is had work in welding. project wor
d umbrella stands. lamps etc.
E. There was a wood box manufacture
A. by W. Jackson; pair OF andirons.
ie Hance; lamp stand. F.. shaw. and mai
.e other articles OF equally good wor
NJ manship including a lamp shade by
Mearns, and a little OF everything.
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