, 1922-05-19

J. W. doTer. mad OF n ant
rIIninE department. has n wonder
fui exhibit ny his students. Amons
he articles Of woodwork arc n oea
bart by Harry Young. tea cart n
red cedar chest by John Curran.
Telephone stand. Tom Cooper; tele-
phone stand and stool. Jack Baker:
plant stands. Glen Rice. vance Leep-
EF. Tim Knittlc. George Strong. H.
H5elser and Charles F1rmin; library
|eabie. Lysie Tyler. kitchen table,
Harry Young; bookcase. Harry
Davis: bookcase. Ernest Aiisman; two
|card tables deafaer covered. Joe Des-
|sert: threshold screen. Lewis Turner
desk. OrviIle overbaugh; hail
|~trees. Harvey Bryant. oTrsns over
bauEh: hall trees. Ha- Bryant,
overbaugh. Gtorge Strong.
Hoe Dessert. John curran. One boy
Is making n dressing able as a pres
lent for his ~siste.. which is shown in
|the proces& OF construction. Another
Is making a writing desk This is ex-
|hibited IL the clamps to illustrate how
the parts are glued together.
A number Of pieces of grade school
work are also exhibited Among
these are foot stools. sleeve boards.
hook Stills. folding o racks. draw
ing boards. game boards. taharets and
camp stools.
one whole wall OF b room IS taken
mp with samples of blue print work
and architectural designing done by
the high school students under the
direction OF Instructor Hoyer. Mr.
Hoyer Is TO % complimented on how
he has handled the large amount of
work this year.
sara Crumpton head OF tho applied
arts department. has an unusually
large and excellent exhibit. There
are eight schools represented and
eight grades from all OF these except
three The eighth grade girls this
year have examples of interior deco
rating. ostum designing. old-fash-
Soned patterns for covers. INT many
other miscellaneous things
The seventh grade girls have sew
ing patterns.
Tho boys of the seventh and eighth
grades are exhibiting some very fine
work in mechanical drawing. This
IS the first year hat mechanical
drawing has been taught in the grade
schools IF Casper. About SO students
will leave the grades this year to con.
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high school next term The value Of
such an activity cannot b overesti-
mated A special class in the work
will be held tonight and tomorrow
night showing the students at their
desks and working.
The art department of the high
school has Its quota of wonderful
work to show the persons who come
10 the exhibit Screen designing,
block printing. luster wear in china,
hack combs and pendants. u flow
ers, water color pictures, are letter
ing. blue prints, and crayon work
from live models are included in the
work
Miss Sfhler. who handles Tho first
Elk grades in han work. has achieved
some very remarkable results with
her pupils. There r poster designs,
COSTUME designs, product maps, bas-
ket weaving. and some Unusual work
done by a special class. including ami
mails cut from wood and arranged in
a circus parade.
Miss Beggs is exhibiting the work
hone in her first and second year
sewing classes. This includes many
well made and pretty dresses nj
tother articles. There arc some aprons
and handkerchief that are ON sale.
"A display OF 10 cups won by the
high school and by individuals in the
high school for athletic contests, as
well as nine medals won by track