The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
SCHOOL EXHIBITS
WERE CREDITABLE
MANY PRAISE WORK OF DoMEs-
TIC ARTS AND MANUAL
TRAINING STUDENTS.
Display One Of Most interesting on
Fair Observation-Disclosures
Much Attention.


Many are the visitors who have
viewed the Wheeling public schools
educational exhibit In the Exposition
hall al the State Fair this week. over
three hundred young exhibitors had
articles. But the articles. although
made by amateurs, would be a credit
TO older and more experienced hands.
Articles OF manual training, domes-
tic science. domestic art. and many
others were shown.
Fond parents were always seen near
the stands. telling everyone what
their little one or that one did to make
a prize winning exhibit.
The young man looking for a wife
one who could be expected to cook
and make some jellies-should have
visited the educational exhibit. There
were exhibits of jellies. cakes and
many other articles that originate
from the art of woman. There he
would have found his pride. Cakes,
tellies and bread-yum. yum-the look
OF them makes the mouth water But
you weren't allowed to taste them.
My. no. They were only 10 be seen.
And many did see them. and older
persons envied the exhibitors thaE
they did not have a chance when they
were in school TO study TO make the
proper dainties in the proper way.
The following awards were made:
Domestic Arts.
Miss Anna E. Bayha. supervisory
Sixth grade-Martha Juergens. OF
the Madison school. was awarded 81
for the best piece OF hand sewing.
Seventh grade-Neliie Fortney. of
Center school. was awarded 81 for the
best piece of machine sewing.
Seventh grade-Adelaide Doepkin.
of Richie school. was awarded 81 for
the best piece Of hand sewing.
High school-Elsie Carteoz was
awarded 81 for the best first year high
school hand sewing.
Marion Dunn was awarded 81 for
the best group of three pieces OF hand
sewing by one student
Flora Kerr was awarded 81 for the
best cotton or linen dress.
Melila Love was awarded 81 for
the best group OF three pieces by ono
student in second year high school.
Eleanor Taylor was awarded 81 for
the best piece of art needlework
Margaret Nesbit was awarded 81 for
the best set of house plans and color
schemes for interior decoration.
Domestic Science.
Miss Martha G. Ross. superintend-
ent)
Elda Teator was awarded 81 for the
best sponge cake and icing.
Ethel Keefer was awarded 81 for
the best bread.
Sara Majeusky and Hazel Frederick
were awarded 81 for the best canned
fruit.
Ruth Sheppard and Miss Wright
were awarded 81 for the best jelly.
Manual Training.
CIV. G. Carpenter. supervisory
Grade Schools.
Six A-Best individual piece-Willis
! Wyatt, Webster school.
Seven B-Best individual piece
! Nicholas Thomas. Clay school
Seven A-Best individual piece
George Hans. Webster school
Eight B-Best individual piece
Wilbur Shrieve. Center school.
Eight A-Best individual piece
Christian Neuhardt. Webster school.
Group. best series. all grades. from
one school-Premium awarded to
Webster school
High School.
Wood Turning-Best individual
plece-Harry Kennedy.
Best group of four pieces-Harry
Kennedy
Art MetaI-Best individual piece by
Parliamentary Kennedy.
Best individual piece by Junior
Luois Jefferson.
Best group Of three pieces-william
Bone
Pattern Making-Best individual
pattern-Donald Reynolds.
Best group OF four patterns-Henry
Helmbright
Cabinet Work-Best individual
piece by Feshman-Kilburn Pracht:
second premium for same. Richard
Bauer.
Best individual piece by Sophomore
John Creighton: second premium
for same. Bernard Diez
Best individual piece by Junior
Guy Biery; second premium for same.
Louis Jefferson.
Group Of three OF more pieces made
By ndividual-William Bone: second
premium for same, Henry Helmbright.
Mechanical Drawing-Best portfolio
Freshmen drawlnEs-Harry Kennedy.
Best portfolio Sophomore drawings
Best portfolio Junior drawings
Victor Kruger.
Best tracing. open to any class