Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-04-18
CENTRAL AND
ANNEX EXHIBIT
DOORS OF GRADES THROWN
OPEN FOR VISITORS-GOOD
EXHIBITS.

EXHIBITS.
Friday afternoon at the Central
school and Annex was devoted to ex-
hibition work in the grades the ex-
hibits comprising manual training,
construction work, penmanship draw
ing, map drawing and other exhibits
along these lines.
The Annex went the remainder Of
the grades one better and visitors
at their exhibits during the afternoon
were handed souvenirs Of the occas-
ion in the way of highly decorated
flowers, rabbits and other work from
small fingers and the product Of
young brains and skill.
In the seventh grade, Annex, under
the supervision of Miss Ahlers an.
excellent exhibit of manual training
work was found in the way of coat.
hangers, brush holders, sleeve boards
etc. Also the work in the way Of.
map drawing, soft map exhibit, etc.
In the Seventh grade, Annex, Miss
Metcalf, map drawing, soft maps and
music scales were to be found and
some especially good work was in
manual training was on exhibition.
In the Fifth grade, Annex, Miss
Olson, work in drawing, music scale
work, Japanese work, soft maps, do
mestic science and manual training
was out for inspection. In this grade
the work in domestic science was
especially good.
First grade Central, Miss Stone
berg, exhibited construction work,
drawing, cutting and mounting and
paper weaving. AS this grade is the
foundation stone on which the educa-
tional fabric rests, the work shown
was excellent for beginners and gave
evidence Of future proficiency.
Second grade Central, Miss Zahn,
gave splendid exhibit Of construc-
tion mat work, free hand cutting,
painting and good specimens Of PEN
manship. In this room the construc-
tion work was especially good.
In Third grade Central, Miss Ethel
Sherin, work was exhibited in muscu-
lar movement penmanship, free hand
work with scissors and other con-
struction work. The work in PEN
manship was good in this room.
son, exhibited construction work,
music scales, painting, map work, etc.
Fourth grade Central Miss Johnson
was long on artists and their land
scape work was of such character to,
excite much favorable comment.
Eighth grade Central, Miss loft
ly, was especially strong on manual
training, too, rollers and other arti-
cles would do credit to an art craft
shop was exhibited. Some good ex-
amples of map drawing were also
found in this grade.
Down in the manual training de-
partment, Prof. Lounsberry, bench
work was exhibited in dove failing,
morticeing, picture framing, panel:
work, etc. Some of the work by the.
advanced grades was a marvel Of
neatness and skill.
In the Science department, Miss
Roe, work in physiology, botany, ETC.,
was exhibited. Written work on bo-
tanical specimens was also feature.
In the commercial room, Miss Den
nett, the future business men and
women receive their first introduction
to bills receivable, bills payable,
receipts, notes, cash book
and ledger, day book and trial bal
ance. Work Of this character was;
shown of very neat and business
ike character.
Over in the domestic science de-.
oartment, Miss Eyolfson, the exhibit
leedlework was splendid and the
end of education brought
'ut in this department more than any
'ther in the building unless in the.
room.
During the afternoon the high
chool orchestra with Prof. sOnstad as
eader favored the visitors with q
lumber of selections that demanstrat-
d that the harmonists in the music
apartment were up on the art.