The diamond drill., 1919-06-07

On the afternoons and evenings OF
June 3. 10 and IL there will be an ex-
hibit in the Forest Park gymnasium
OF the work done by the pupils In
drawing. penmanship, sewing and
cooking. Patrons and friends are cor
daily invited to attend. Under the
able direction OF the Misses Stocker.
Slagg and Frasier and Mrs. s. Ham
the pupils have worked faithfully TO
make the exhibit representative of
their best efforts.
The drawing work will show the use
of water color, charcoal. pastello and
.empera as mediums and will repre-
sent the work of all grades and one |
class in high school There will be
specimens of work in conventional
design and its application. Some in
teresting desk sets in wood will also
be shown as we'll as poster work. ex-
ampies OF weaving and basketry in
reed and rama, and the working out
OF the elementary problems in book
tinding
The work in penmnaship will show
the development OF the use OF arm
! movement in writing according to the
Zaner-Bloser method An interest
ing phase OF the exhibit will be the
: design work made by using the var
a ious drills planned TO develop arm
movement.
i The cooking exhibit will show
n specimens OF the following forms OF
cookery: Pies with double and sin
i gle crust. cookies sponge and layer
n cakes, salads. gelatine, desserts and
Is yeast and quick breads. Plans for
k 4 model house will be shown.
The sewing exhibit will show hem
stitched towels, bags, and cooking
costumes as examples of hand work
l. In the grades. The machine work in
s. the high school will be illustrated by
underwear. aprons, MILDLY blouses
le skirts and dresses
lp Final examinations will be given
ie on June II, l3 and 16. In the depart
ment pupils will be limited to one
r lour for each subject. Exemptions
ID from examinations will be made &C.
* cording to the usual rules.
Returns from the Zaner-Broser Co
al show that the following sixth, seventh
i and eighth grade pupils merit high
i school penmanship certificates Tunio
W Hill. Dorothy Hansen, Marie Lammi
Anne Camilli, Anne Kiselansky, Ar
e. mas Hendrickson, Esther Gustafson
in Veronica Klemitus, Astrid Benson
I'd Helmi Jarvi, Vienna Maya, Charles
he Neugebauer, Ellen Gustafson, Ada
be Rossl, Lillian Camilli Phyllis Kins
man, yaino Mack, Hunney Erickson
nj Mary Zebrasky, Catherine Ross, Ethe
IL Croghan, Lucille Williams, Anna l.,
nd Chapelle, Harold Bauman, Estell,
~ Gunther, Fred Mcdaniel, Helen Lee
ee Dora Levine, Elsie TIagglund, Jan,
as Ganney, Adeline sandstrom, Iren,
40 Romback
v The following pupils will reeeiy,
grammar grade penmanship certin
Gates: Toivo Ronquist, John Maxi
Arne Luhdanmah, Oscar Swanson
ks Sam Karnak, Lille Anderson, Leon
~ ard Anderson. James Browman, Hell
lr en- Salisbury, Ingrid Lithen, Mary Jar
nr vi, Clarence Shogren, Mary Barilla
ye Walter Olson. Ellen Seastrom, Corridor
,s Anderson, Carl Johnson, Selma
3 Pearson, Celia Cannon, Arnold Isaac
/ son, Ruth Penglase, Irene Miemois
Lillian Jacobs, Marguerite Citizen
d Helen Barilla, Rose Brooks. Lilliar
Hooper. Anna Turin. Rita Wills, Mary
Demody, Leonard Rosenlund, Eller
Hill Inez Simoni, Anne Aliprandini
"a Esther Lithen, Julia Turzak
IN on Thursday OF last week the boy
an OF the S-B / and2 drawing class hat
on the privilege OF listening TO an inter
r.. esting talk by returned soldier AM
yn former pupil OF the school, Pie. San
Ham OF an aero squad radio detach
ment. While stationed in France MI
Ham was selected as cartoonist 70
oThe Plane News" the official orga
Of the aviation department Of the 4