Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-28

Wnlte, middle chestnut table Rol
land Bolduc, middle. Chestnut tele
phone stand: George McCausland
middle, chestnut telephone stand
Erman Smith, middle, mahogany pi
ano bench; Wilbur Larson, middle
mahogany tea wagon; Wilbur John.
son, senior. quartered oak bookcase;
Jerome Darriau, senior. mahoL an,
bookcase; Derwood Ireland, middle
mahogany book shelves; Chester
Taylor, senior quartered oak bool
shelves; middle class project, blacl
walnut floor lamp: Charles Gilbert
senior. mahogany floor lamp: Edwin
Pooler, middle. mahogany fool
lamp; Alfred Schmidt, middle. whit.
wood floor lamp; Charles Gilbert
senior, mahogany bridge lamp; Guy
Lovely, middle, mahogany hool
lamp; Raoul Fortier. middle, white
wood bridge lamp; Edward Kitchen
senior. mahogany bridge lamp;
Louis Figue, middle, mahogany
bridge lamp: Chester Taylor, senior
mahogany floor lamp: Leonel Galar.
neau, middle, mahogany table lamp:
Jerome Darriau, middle, mahogany
table lamp; Grin Lachance, middle
mahogany radio cabinet; Lauriei
Houle. senior. mahogany radio cab.
met; Schmidt and Fortier, middle
cherry test tube rack; Leonel Galar.
neau, middle, white wood moldine
board; Richard Ball, junior, white
wood bread board; Ralph Dustin
middle, chestnut sewing basket; Cote
middle, chestnut sewing basket; Le-
onel Simpson middle, red gum and
white wood cake board; Cecil Grant
middle, white wood tie rack: JOSEPH
Nash. junior, white wood tie rack;
Paoul Fortier, Junior, chestnut ket
rock; Arthur Austin. middle, quar-.
tered oak book ends; Larsen, senior
black walnut book ends; Halstead
Crosby. middle, book rack; Byron
rack; Manual training department
brown ash music stand: Benjamin
Leighton, mahogany candle sticks;
Harry Mishee, junior, chestnut key
rack; Senior class. pine drawing
boards; Senior class, It squares Of
mahogany and maple; Larsen, sen.
Tor, mahogany frame Roy Luce. ma
hogany puzzle; bow and arrow, Roy
Luce; Richard Emery, middle, blacl
walnut glove box; manual training
department, rank card box; Arthur
Austin, middle, black walnut taboret;
Moses Rosenthal, senior, quartere6
oak taboret; Ouilette, senior quar-
tered oak taboret: John Hill, middle
black walnut taboret; Batista Perico
middle, pin duck decoys; Frederick
Lunt, middle chestnut costumer; AL
bert Allen, middle, white wood cos.
tuner; Albert Allen, middle, chestnut
fernery; Edward Maheu. senior
black walnut smoking stand: Floriar
Collins, middle. smoking stand OF
black walnut; Valmore Leblanc, mid.
die, quartered oak umbrella stand;
Harry Mishce. middle. chestnut cos
tuner; Dooris Gilbert, chestnut cos
tuner Middle class project, brown
ash costumer; Senior class project
quartered oak jumping standards;
Albert Rancourt, mahogany music
cabinet; Albert Rancourt. Kiddit
Kar; Albert Rancourt, senior, cedar
chest: Leon Paquin, middle. blacl
walnut inlaid alarm clock case.
The Sewing Exhibit
The exhibition of sewing and nee.
dlecraft by the students of Miss Da!
will be of much interest to those
women who visit the school today
Miss Day has some $50 students IN
der her and the display includes the
work of practically all of them
Grouped together is the work of the
junior girls, the beginners division
This consists largely of more simple
sewing in which the students are &C,
quainted with the different types Of
stickes, making bags and towels fol
the most part.
The Cooking Exhibit =
One cannot we'll afford to miss the
oN-hihif Of Hnnlrino yrhi ri
are taught by Miss Eula Skinner
Foremost in this display the cleverly
constructed houses Of food, the work
OF the junior girls. One, labelled the
Health House." is made of those
foods which should grace the table
of any healthy pre- school child an6
the various of the structure such as
the whole wheat bread, the fruit an6
the bottles of milk all go to make ar
enticing picture. The other domicile
has the label. Unhealthy House
the walls Of which are studded witt
inumerable hot dogs" while the 9th.
er comestibles used are those which
the fretful child usually frets for.
Exhibit Closes Tonight
The exhibit will last through this
evening and from noon on there vii
be guides chosen from the student
body of the school to conduct yisi-
tors through the building. The affair
is the most elaborate that has beer
sponsored at the building and the
faculty hopes that the public vii
| take full advantage of 1t that it will
he visited by many today. This eve
ming there will be a public meeting a
the school auditorium the speaker;
at which will be DR.. A. 0. Thomas
state commission of education. ant
. Fred H. Daniels, director of art II
the schools of Newton, Mass, anC
| those who attend will have ample
time to inspect the work of the stu.
dents.
The committee II charge of the ex-
hibit is made up of faculty members
and it is: Neal c. Morrill,, Helen o.
Donnell Susie McKechnie, Eula Skin
ner. Leon Brown, John Eagan AND
miss Savage The lighting arrange,
ments for the display We're made by
Mr.. Brown with the assistance OF
several of his students.