Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
CONVENTION HALL TO
HOUSE H. S. EXHIBIT
An Departments Of High school
Work to bc Represented In
Public Dcmoustrui ton
WILL CONTINUE THREE DAYS
May Is, 10 and II Are To he Days
of Real Entertainment For
Tulsa Citizens.

The annual exhibit Of the Tulsa
Central high school viii be held at
the Convention nail May -, l6 and
u An Of the departments Will be
represented IN this exhibit, 1t VIII
he the largest exhibit OF school work
ever held In the city nr Tulsa. In
the cvsninRs the music classes will
give q number Of selections. the gym
nasium pupils will give some Of their
fancy dances, and some athletic
drills which they have ben 30 dili-
gently practicing
The manual training department
viii have one or the largest and IN ost
interesting of all the exhibits Some
OF the articles which Will be exhibit
ehfrom this department are: Cedar
ISsts. tables, ,eaboth library and din
ing. chairs, bed stools. lamps dress-
ing tables, desks and telephone ta-
bles In fact everything from this de-
partment which will be OF any In
terest TO the peopleNwill be exhibited
The beautiful workmanship OF the
pupils who are taking training will
he highly appreciated after II has
ben viewed by school patrons.
Art and Science Booths.
The domestic art and science
classes Will represent Red Cross
work and food conservation In their
display. They are going TO have a
number OF different booths, each
representing one phase OF the work.
as. Baby booth, knitting booth,
junior Red Cross booth, dress booth,
hat booth, and booth which viii
be used in displaying war food. The
domestic science classes are print
Ing two cards, one which VIII rep
resent "A patriot meal, and the other
n Stacker meal. After seeing this peo-
pie will realize the good work which
has been done, and is still being done
In the Junior Red Cross department
OF this school.
In the language department the
French, Latin and spanish will he
on display. The French clases will
be represented by speech In French
by Eugene Thockrey, and the trans
lation by Richard wheeler There
Will also be some French papers on
exhibit The lib and IA Latin
classes will display some drawings
from Cicero, and also they will have
some written papers. The work is
on display by the Spanish depart
Gnent In work which was done
throuAhout the year byAndlviduals.
Ita Is correlative spanish. showing
how Spanish applies itself to other
subjects in the high school
In the history depa rtment the sB
and "a pupils will display maps
which they have made OF Greece,
Rome and Italy. The English his
tory students are making n scrap
book on the modern English phase
of, the war. These classes will also
display some maps OF England From
the clvics classes will be seen IA
drawing OF the charter OF the city
OF Tulsa,
Language Booths.
The English classes, which studied
lvanhoe during the present year, Will
have illustrations from the book.
such as pictures OF Wanda. Gurth.
the Black knight and Ivanhoe. The
English literature classes will have
on display compositions showing lit
erary appreciation. The ilA Eng
lish classes will display their talent
In editorials.
The art department will have one
OF the largest exhibits. It will cover
about forty cards II will consist of
n copy of all the different art work
which has been done during the
year Some water color paintings
will also be shown. This will be very
interesting to all who will attend,
The commercial department will
display it's work in business, Eng
lish, bookk eeping, penmanshIp and
spelling and vocational guidance.
The penmanship, which will be on
display Ia exceptionally good. The
vocational guidance class will have
on display self-analysls charts made
by the pupils.
All classes in the science depart
ment will have something on exhibit
The geology classes have mounted
fifty minerals which have been
found by the students during the
year. There will also be numerous
plates of land structure. fault planes,
oil field contour and work based on
cap llmestones The botany classes
will have collection of the differ
ent kinds of bugs they have collected
and mounted during the year.
In the mathematics department
original problems from the geometry
classes. which the students have
worked out will be shown.
Embryo Public Speeches.
The public speaking department
will be represented by the Bell-fel-
lows contest. which will be given
one evening dsncing the exhibit The
Triangular debate Of both the girls
and the boys will also be given.
Inc gymnasium ClhSSeS tpllUoSth
OF girls will give some of their folk
dances, poses, and some of their
leuc drills. The boys will give the
tumbling drill, which was given by
them in assembly, anu which aroused
much enthusiasm among the stu
dents and will be OF great interest
to all the people who attend. To this
performance viii also be added some
of their athletic drills.
The music classes will furnish
music every night during the exhibit.
The first night they will sing the
songs from the allied countries The
next evening they viii sing. Come
where, the Lilies Bloom The Men
delssohn club viii also furnish some
ot the music The orchestra will
play every night before and after the
program.
AtApe citizens OF Tu,sa are cor
diaAWnvited TO attend this exhibit
and see the excellent work which the
high school has done during the
present year
Frank W.--"Mr, Pratt. I saw
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