The herald., 1915-06-17
McDONOGH NO. q MANUAL
TRAINING.

Two sessions ago a Manual Train
ing department was established in our
district. 1t has proven to be a distinct
success and a boon to our Seventh
and Eighth Grade boys, who are grad
ually being trained along lines that
will fit them in a great measure for a
mechanical trade.
The quality and amount of work
completed by the pupils depend on
their ability to use tools and their
persevering efforts to accomplish re-
suits. Under the careful direction of
their teacher, Prof. NJ. c. Graham, and
the cooperation, of Miss E. Kelly, their
principal, they have succeeded in max
ing many strong and beautiful house
hold articles that can be used in their
homes and priced by their parents as
samples of their work.
The articles, the makers of which
deserve special mention, are ladders,
medicine cabinets, porch swings,
tabourets, sitting-room table, sand
table, garden rakes, sleeve board, cos
tuner, coat and hat tree and book
stands. Below is a list of the boys
and the article made by them:
Eighth Grade A-Wilfred Boudreaux,
two ladders, medicine cabinet, hat
rack; Elmer Burton, medicine cabi-
net; Ernest Dellucky. full-sized porch
swing. book stand; Anthony Gerretts,
hat rack and tool rack; Harry Laufer,
full-sized porch swing; Harold Mar
cour, medicine cabinet; Richard Ma
her; flower stand (unfinishedD; Sim
gleton Neyland, tie rack, hat rack.
large tabouret, small tabouret; Fran
els Riordan, porch swing; Joseph
Sparacino, mission book stand, sitting
room table; Louis Kinsinger, sleeve
board; James Moffet, windmill, tabou-
ret, hat rack; Aidan Olroyd, canoe;
Raymond Sterling. hat rack and tie
rack; Andrew Yuratich, sleeve board
and tabouret.
Seventh Grade A-Hilliard Bach,
paper file, match scratcher, hat rack,
tie rack and tabouret; Lawrence Dina
poll, paper file, hat rack. match
scratcher and costumer (unfnished) ::
Lee Bonner, paper file, match scratch
er, hat rack, tie rack, garden rake
Unfinished; Philip Gayaut, match
scratcher. paper file, desk top, hat
rack, sleeve board, mission book
stand (unfnished); William Grund-
meyer, paper file, match scratcher, hat
rack, tie rack, nail or saw box (unfin-
ished); Ringold Olivier, paper file,
Leslie Strassel, book stand, hat rack,
tie rack, tabouret; George Thorning.
hat rack, tool rack, flower stand, sand
table; Albert Ward, tie rack; Andrew
Worley, flower stand (unfinished); AL
win Walsh, hat rack and table.
Eighth Grade B-John Arnolie. gar
den rake and porch swing (unfin-
ished); Reems Biehler, sleeve board;
Alvin Chico, sleeve board and tabou-
ret; Alfred Christy, sleeve board and
porch swing (unfinished); Alvin Du-
puts, garden rake and medicine cab
met: George Donely, sleeve board,
book stand and swing (unfinished) !;
Henry Hildebrand, costumer, coat and
hat tree; Harry Hoke, sleeve board :;
Emile Hofmann, sleeve board, medi.
cine cabinet, flower stand, sand table,
match scratcher, hat rack, tie rack;
Alex Scott, paper file, match scratch
er and hat rack; Earl SCHNEIDER, pa
per file, match scratcher, hat rack, tie
rack, tabouret; John Smith, paper file,
match scratcher, hat rack, tie rack:
Walden verdoodt. paper file, match
scratcher, hat rack, tie rack, tabouret
(unfinished).
Seventh Grade Bach one Of the
following boys made paper file and
a match scratcher: Lawrence Crespo,