The record-union., 1892-07-02
JUVENILE PATRIOTS.
How Pupils Are Taught to Love Their
Country.
Exercises Appropriate TO the Ma
tional Holiday Held in the
Public Schools.

There was lots of youthful patriotism
| expounded by pupils in the public
| schools yesterday, when special exercises
were held in honor of the national indie
| pendence. The assemblage-rooms in the
! schools, where these exercises were held,
were appropriately decorated with the
| national colors, and many parents of the
pupils and others were present, including
members of the Board of Education.
| The programme attending the flag
raising at the Sutter Grammar School, Ju-
liam w. Johnson, Principal, as published
yesterday, was carried out faithfully, the
raising Of the flag being the feature of the
day.
SACRAMENTO GRAMMAR.
| Under the supervision of Miss NJ. J.
Watson, the Principal, these exercises
| took place at the Sacramento Grammar
! School: independence Day." song,
! school; Revolutionary Story" Beryl
| Patrick; Independence Bell" JACOB
Steinman; "Our National Songs" piano
solo, Maud Blue; "DeQuincy's Deed" ;"
| Cora White; Battle OF Bunker Hill,"
dialogue, George Beard and Eugenia
! Mouser; Columbia, the Gem of the
Ocean," song, school; ''Our National En-
sign," Allan Monsch; piano duet, Eta
Steinman and Hattie Nathan; when
| Was Young" Laura Lubin and Signe
| Wallquist; banjo solo. Maggie West;
''Rodney's Ride,'' Fred. Grifliths; "The
Legend OF Bregenz," Ethel De Maran-
vile, Annie Lee, Flora Smith. Amelia
| GeIger, Geraldine Delano; our Natal
Day." Edgar Stack; song, 1.-The Banner
OF the Sea-" school; Caldwell of Spring
field" James Hicks; piano solo, "Lul-
laby of the Fountain" Sibyl Gerber;
''Lincoln's Last Dream,' Belle La Motto;
America" school.
JEFFERSON PRIMARY.
AT the Jefferson Primary School, Miss
Govan Principal, the following pro-
gramme was rendered: Song, "Hail,
Hail, Happy Day." school; recitation,
Charley Morris; vocal solo, Coming
! Home From the Old Camp-ground," +" Eva
Thomson; recitation, The Army"
Blanche Dwinelle; accordion solo, Jo-
seph Coppin; song, "Cheer, Boys, Cheer"
school; recitation, ''Liberty and Wash
ington," Edna McClatchy; recitation,
Grandfather Watts Fourth" Ella Podd;
song, Battle Hymn of the Republic"
| school; recitation, "The Georgia Eolun-
| teer," Bessie Jackson; harmonica solo,
John Baliel; recitation, Raising the
! Flag Stella Doan; recitation, THE
American Flag Edna Connor: song.
Columbia, the Gem of the ocean,
school; recitation, "One Flag Must Cover
| ALL Lucy Anderson: recitation, 'Why?''
Joseph Carpenter; song, America for
Freedom; dialogue, Fourth of july .
Annie Egan, Fountaine Johnson, Eddie
Gerber, Herman Futterer, George Howe,
| Thomas O'Connor, Frank Podd, Joe
Sawyer, Bertie Morrill,, George Calder
wood, Roy Lovdal, Gussie Herman, j es-
sic Fitzgerald; recitation, Fourth of
july" Blanche Sawyer; recitation, The
Stars and Stripes" Lottie Johnson: reci-
tation, 1.-THE Flag of Freedom" Frank
Bird; song, Yankee Doodle" Eddie
Morris, Clara Putney.
FRANKLIN PRIMARY.
There was a large number of ladies and
! gentlemen i'll attendance upon the exer-
cises at Franklin Primary School (Fourth
and q streets yesterday, of which Miss
Lizzie Bernard is Principal. At this
school MIR. Binse has been giving gratui-
tous instruction for the last five or six
weeks in the German system OF physical
culture for children in the primary de-
partment. Although the experimental
! period has been very brief, the eXempli-
tlcation given yesterday seemed to- be
| highly gratifying to all present. The ex-
! ercises were, in every respect, highly in
! teresting, and denoted the interest taken
in the school by teachers and pupils alike
The programme was as follows:
Song, Remember Thy Creator" the
school; recitation, Independence Bells,''
Nellie Carragher; song, "There Are
| Friends That We Never Forget" Fifth
Grades; recitation, Boys Fun Fritz
Biewener; song, THE Land of Nod"
Eta Rush, Mabel Dent, Hazel Pritchard,
Annie Wahl, Clara Fielder, Edna
Giamelli, Laura Renschler and Elma
Kelly; Yankee Doodle Drill, Jessie
Beaton, Laura Rensselaer,, Clara Fielder,
Katie Gum. Flossie WenzeI, Grace
| Wilke, Estella Becker, Edna Giamelli.
Susie Gabrielli, Ethel Mclaughlin, Mabel
Dent, Laura Hubert, Bertha Schaden,
Ethel Backrath, Delvina Cechettine,
Edith DeGroft and Constance Lis
pie" Archie Watson; recitation,
"a Boys Comforts" Raymond Har-
George Mcdonald, Guy Campbell,
| Thomas Wheeler, Willie Gibson, Fred.
Beaton and Vivian Hart; song, "Gypsy
| Girl" Fifth Grades; recitation, duties
of an American Citizen" Frank Wilke:
Rensselaer,; song, "The Dude" Eddie
| Carragher; ring drill. Delvina Cechet-
| tine, Ethel Mclaughlin, Bertha
Schaden, Edith Detroit, Flossie Wen
eel, Emma VanOihlofen, Hulda Mel
sen and Pearl Strader; recitation,
Socrates Snooks," Nettie Pritchard;
| Marching Through Georgia Drill,''
Ramsay, James Burke. Thomas Filand:
Russell Maginn, Raymond Harris.
Thomas Wheeler, August Biewener, Guy
! Campbell, Henry Miller, Vivian Hart.
Fred kunz and Emil Wiimunder; recita-
| ton, Little All Sid,'' Gussie Kennedy:
| song, always Take Mothers ADVICE"
| Nellie Carragher and Nellie Heinrich;
recitation, "a Little Boys Speech - Ar
thur Fisher; tambourine drill, Virginia
silva (Captain), Annie Wahl, Elma Kelly,
Clara Fielder, Rita McHale, Blanche
! Guild, Mamie Rossi, Edna Giamelli,
Hazel Pritchard Emily Pincombe. Laura
| Rensselaer,, Mabel Dent, Made Sexton.
Bessie Suber, Hazel Turner, Veda Rob-
| bins and Mary Griffin; song, "Red. White
and Blue" NTH and sixth grades; dumb
bell drill, Ethel Ryder, Jessie Beaton,
Fred Beaton, George Mckee, Leona
| Shaw, Carrie Pena, Joe Pena, Nellie Car
ragher, Frank Wi1kie, August Biewener.
John Campbell, Carrie Peters, Laura
Brown, Charles Cechettine, Grace Lau-
| der, Guy Campbell; dialogue, "Whose
| Turn" Eddie Carragher, Frank Wilkie
and Robert Backrath; song, America"
! fifth and sixth grades; wand drill, fifth.
sixth and seventh grades; dumb-beli
drill, fifth and sixth grades.