The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
WONDERFUL EXHIBIT OF WORK
0F MANUAL TRAINING STUDENTS
ExYrBrr1oN OF WORK AT HIGH
SCHOOL ATTRACTED MANY
LAST. EVENING.
Domestic Scieuce Students have AA-
hIblt-Draftee Clcsses Conc IN
For Share.

\ Wonderful rNhlhl!t"p 81 IN" Sn'''i-
d,H work thai - h''iu" don" ia Nh'''-
ing hi.h -chr"l lay ~" l'i'''S'''
S,.i"uc.. and Manual rrun!n% GLASSES
MAS shown lasi evening NJ 'h' ""
school md hrnhr DIS nf parents. pup!IS
and t"Irh'.rs Wa" present 1" View '''t
,li&plny Tn" members ri III" "'''"
Of .d,!ration wrr. tn" guests "l IN"
.y"niu. The work MAS r"nSi"'''c" ~
rrIlcs rs h,ln;; IT," b"st that mas ever
been nut ~il display ~ IA" h"'l "'N"
S,.hnnl aud IN, instructors 80 III" FHrl-
nus dcrar,mcnrs were highly compile
r,.ntrd on the work that they have
been dninc during IN. past term.
Dnrin. IN" ",rninE Ih"s'. VIII" were
ny sent Wrr- entertained with music
furnished by III" hich Sch""l "rchrS-
ira under tn" direction &c Mi$S Lucy
Erbina"n.
Mammal Training.
The Wort; I'll III" manual training n"-
par,mcut was splrnlf. l'rni. Thomas
Parker. who has ,dh-G' Of iH' pottery
department CAV" III" visitors Il I'M"
uppvrtunity Of seeing how TIA" work
WAS tlour, and 4 number Of hi* stud
,"uts were present and CAV practical
demonstrations. making small itr'cl'S.
TIL" shelves and hcn"h"# "sT" r'l'h
hi.b with the specimens IL work that
had been don" during The past term.
Prof w l.: Er"n. instructor Of I'll"
pail"rn-rrakinG and forging depart
m"ur. had "n display nanN useful ar
ticl.s rlair Ivy the students under ms
dirrctInu Tn" work. that had h""r
dom. hy ihc wu"dr urrng and art metal
Gruartmcni under the supervision "l
Prof f. VI. Walter. WIS displayed. ana
ur;lny az III" specimens "I handlrrhit
! showed great skill on TIA" part OF The
| maker Prof. Harry Wagner, WI" mas
charge Of the j"Inl"ry and cabinet
making department. and thu work at
tn" pupils showed tl@ visitors won
,)rrfuI specimens "f ihr work that has
! boon done in his department. TN"
= Woodworking room WAS filled with
! specimens.
! rruf. ". &; Carpenter. whn has charge
Of ~" whole manual training depart
mint ami Is; also instructor "f the .iu-
| dust rial drawing department, exhibited
! the drawings that have been mad" hy
! tn" boys under his direction. and many
! Of hem would MAKE an. experienced
! draiiSul;n sill ny and take notice.
! \ special feature OF the evenings "N-
; hibiti"n VA. IN" work II tn" ~" CLASSES
. Of draitrcS. that ~" being instructed in
! Ito vocational school a. tho high school.
! Prof. Thcodur" Wagner has "harr" CT
! IA" making, IL i"rnrlanr parts Will"
| Pref. T.. ". kraUS has Charc" " tn"
! oNy-avrly l..nc department. Srv"ra! oC
! tins class have already left f"i In" scr
! sic" and many ar" expected Ia leave
: soon
Tho Domestic Science
: Tn" work Of III" 'i"m"~tI" S,'i"ncn
: rlaSS"S which is IN charge al thu fol
! lowing capable instructors. was on dis
! play IN tho domestic. science building:
Prof. G. II. F:h"rs Miss Martha Ross.
Miss Virginia Higgins. and Miss Grace
: Carroll.
! The beginning If The work is that o.
: The sixth grade pupils anC I'll" work that
they do WAS On display. consisting u
stitching. making ii aprons. and smn II
bags The next step is that Of Ire sew
"n,i grade pupils. They are taught N"
| ar, Of darning and patching. Sine Ian
uary they have taken up Rid Cross work
AMI have accomplished much.
The uniforms that have boon mad"
by III" eighth grade girls /" use while
cooking and sewing We're on display.
and attracted much attention. tn" cook
inc of Tho eighth grade girls was rep
resented. TIL" work ri the high school
IN cooking consisted "f 4 display If the
canning. paStu"-i.inC "f milk. and other
such work. Miss Mnzic !Iauii made
cookies which wcr" handed "u; T" the
visitors. Th-y w"r" n;LI" from Il Rrac-
iical war recipe.
Tn" sowing for n" relief "t stricken
EclgIum that wa. "u display having
l.. =, Il, VI. 'CsflS