Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-06-10

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desk and typewriter desk, files and
indexes, all made by the students in
the manual training and science de-
partments. Speed tests OF the steno-
GRAPHIC pupils were also shown.
Those winning the Gregg certificate
were Margaret Goodpasture, Eunice
Gurnes, Hattie Watson, Agnes Evans
and Imogene Ross. Penmanship
prizes were awarded as follows:
First, Irene Casey, freshman; second,
Rothburn Grant, freshman: third,
Marion Opdyke, sophomore.
Two perfect papers on 10-minute
speed tests that are error proof were
displayed. The first is the paper Of
Dorothy Wallace and shows a speed
Of 51.2 words a minute on the type
writer and the second is by Alta
Blair with a speed OF AZ words per
minute. Monograph and stencil
work, without a single error is also
displayed. Honors for this work go
to Reta Norrie, a freshmaN
Compare Lockers.
One exhibit is locker as it was
shipped to the school, and another
as 1t was after the manual training
boys had finished setting it up. It
contains 200 lockers. There is also
a sample. desk made by the sopho-
mores OF the manual training de-
partment for the commercial depart
ment, of which 18 were made. They
are the correct height for writing,
and are used for shorthand and book.
keeping. The manual training boys
have also rebuilt many desks, chairs,
and other furniture, that would
otherwise have been a total loss to
the school.
Among the brand new things, is
a Morris chair, and next to 1t a beau
tiful library table. with a ukulele on
It, All these were made by the stu
dents. There is round table, q
bedroom chair, a tea wagon, hat
tree, bookshelves, monograph stands
and tabourets.
In the second year sewing are many
summer dresses, most of them wash
dresses, commendable work on which
was done by Theda Cogswell. Meryl
Magill, Ethel Barton, Wilma Gar
mum, Alice Sylvester, Elsie Counts,
Gladys Sawyer. Beulah Clark. Byrl
Drury, Marion Opdyke, Ethel Bar
ton. Mallie' Lindsey, Helen Austin,
and Margaret Wilson The first year
sewing exhibit consisting largely Of
summer skirts and gingham dresses
includes the work Of Nellie South
wick, veta Bailey. Esther Sjoblcm,
Marie Zeller. Edith Lewthwaite. FL
sic Berlin, Stella Shupp. Eva Thomas,
Phyllis Snyder and Mildred Rohr-
beck.
Mounted and classified plants
make up the botany exhibit. Notable
contributors here are Harry Nc
Gaugay. Ruth Royal, Bertha Miller.
Donald Liddell, Robert Starr, Harvey
Berlin, Edith Rettig and Thelma
Bryan.
Lincoln Exhibit Good.
The Lincoln school exhibit Friday
afternoon at the school was excep-
tionally good and credit is given the
teachers as we'll as pupils for the
years progress.
Maps Of various countries. beau
tifully colored, applique work and
hundreds of articles cut from paper
and colored either with water colors
or crayons, and weaving, comprise
some of the exhibits. work Of the
pupils from the first to the seventh
grades.
The booklets of farm products, the
Burbank flowers and the poster work
showed much careful work.
The garments made by the pupils
Of the sixth grade were marvels Of
neatness and design.
The penmanship department was
given distinction by prizes awarded
by the supervisor, Miss lone Jones,
in the three higher grads to these
winners: Fifth grade-First, June
Holmes: second. Merle Grimm; third.
Frances Warren. Sixth grade--First,
Katherine Darling; second. Shirley
McManus: third. Ludwig Holmes.
Coffee cake and ice. cream were
served by girls from the seventh
grade. The girls made the cakes and
proved the excellence OF the years
work in domestic science.
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