The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-18


 Cotton Flannel nightgowns s
 Ire. work was done by the girls of the 9th, 10th and 11th grades who were assisted by Mrs. J. M. Miller, Miss Wilson, Miss Garrett, Miss Maggillicuddg and Miss Tierney.
 Miss Miller assisted in the work or the boys blouses, and one quilt, which is a patch work design and was made from all kinds of woolen pieces on one side and brgiht pieces O silks on the other. ..
 Miss Tierney, teacher of the primary grade had an exhibition an inter esting quilt lining which had been made from mems suiting s'mples, these pieces not being more than 2 inches by 4 inches.
 Another quilt of the same kind was the work of Mrs. Miller with the assistance of all the girls from the Fifth and Sixth grades. The third quilt, which is exceptionally large was made by the girls of the Tenth and Eleventh grades under the direction of Lela Malan.
 For the filling which was used in the Is comfort pillows all the pupils aided in the shipping of the fine cotton.
 The eight cotton flannel night gowns on exhibition were made by the gills in Miss ggillicuddy's room, Florence Mcleod. Pauline Nc Cam, Frances Kennedy. Estehr Fairfield, Eva Adams, Lily Pet erson, Nancy Lynch, Vivian Phelps, Gertrude Mckay, Virginia Selmer, Gertrude Mulvihill, Gertrude Hest ness. Mary Pullen.
 However as most of the work was done by the girls of the Se- ,-anth, Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh grades, their names should be place On the roll of honor. The little misses are:
 Gertrude LiddicOat, Ellen Rogers, Verne Miller, Leila Malan, Flocis Clark, Bessie Conway, Maude Ras- muson, Mavis Hukill, Birdie Sel- mer, and Sadie Moores, who were present during the entire term in which the work was accomplished and Edna Achis,on, Esther Frieden- thai, Ruth Pedersen and Frances .McRae, who from one reason or other were prevented from com pleting the term.
 After being shown the Red Cross exhibit the Alaskan man was taken on, a personally conducted tour of the school, beginning at the prim- ary room and ending at the do- nestle science kitchen. "'
 While conducting the tour Miss Wilson, principal of the school, went into minute detail in her de scritipon of the past years work. In the primary room, under Miss Terney, was spring decoration of leafing shrubs. These were ar ranged in glass bottles hung in rafia nets about the room, and the various pieces of school work done by the little tots were displayed.
 In the second room, Mrs. Bunt- ing's, ebautiful display of bas- ket weaving from rafia and other materials was shown as well as pa pers covering the work in the diff ferent branches of studies.
 Miss Maggillicuddys' room was visited and had for it's principal feature of attraction a series of illustrated booklets and maps which had been artistically displayed about the room. This work was Of real merit in so far as the illustrating was concerned, and the text was beautifully written and well com posed.
 Miss Wilson's room, the 7th and 9th grades showed work based on the English throughout the year, re productions from Marnlion, Lay of the Last Minstrel and the Court ship of Miles standish, together with outlines in history, and pa pers on arithmetic, all OF which were beautifully and artistically il- lustrated.
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