Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-03
SCHOOL IS OVER.
The Entertainment at the Opera
 House Last Night.
The Japanese Misses with the Fans --The University Boys--A
 Pleasant Affair.

School for Tucson, for the '92 93 term, is over. A good years work has been done, and teachers and pupils enter vacation with the belief that it is well earned.
 The public school can now have a piano. The attendance at the opera house last night, the occasion of the school entertainments was the capacity of the house. Gross receipts were s104. {.
 Finances aside, the affair was suc- cess. Principal Fully introduced each number and made remarks in opening applicable to the occasion.
 The piano selection accompaniamen.s Is by Miss Tromm, considering the youth of the performer, were. excellent. Her expression IS exquisite, and in the piano part of "Music on the Rapprahannock" the number was sweet and impressive. In Miss Anderson's part of the number the Reclamation was admirable.
 MessrS. Feldman and LandoD, with mandolin and guitar, brought encores to each number. What undoubtedly best pleased the most of the hearers was the last encore, pretty waltz.
 Three graduates of the class, Miss Darms, Miss Feldman and Miss Kelly, -ach gave essays well written and we'll delivered.
 THE LITTLE MAIDS FROM SCHOOL.
 Two little mslds from school, thelr hair 'done up" high and queer, their bangs ID curl papers, and in the funni- est great flowing gowns iD the world, finished off behind with bow that was positively huge, emerged from either side of the rear curtain. They did look 90 odd and old that thelr own friends didn't know them. They looked sweet to.
 They were in a garb that was proba- ply Japanese. And they wobbled from side to side in funny fashion that may be Japanese. If so the ladies of Japan had better do all their locomotion in jinrickIshas. But it. was pretty, posi- lively pretty. And when those two little women wObbled across, a lot more wob- bled after, also in Asialic garb and gait, and likewise looking sweet.
 Then those little women flirted. In the audience was class of university boys, all together. They took it that those tiirtatlons, peeping over fans and around fans, under fans and through fans was all for their especial ben, fit. And when those thirty queer little Japa- nese women each perched their thirty particular chins on the ends of those all expres i've fans and said ID one grand effort
 "Ahem P
 Those university boys egotisuically declared it was for them. And they answered very expressively and great deal louder:
 "Ahem p
 But they couldn't look sweet to save them.
 Seriously, the young ladies did excel lently. By music they went through their fan drill almost to perfection, and when they made their very prettiest pose and wierd blue tint was thrown be- hird them with fire one great "Ah-h-hP' of delight went through the audience. Tco much cannot be said of the skill and patience Mrs. Dyer must have exercised in the drill.
 In prosecuting the diplomas to the graduates Trustee Shibell said:
 My YoUNG FRIENDS: Your zeal and diligence m acquiring the useful knowl edge Imparted under our free school system have, 1 am pleased to learn were the appreciation of your instructors, for which each of you are entitled 10 diploma. You 90 forth with all the honors the school can bestow.
 The same spirit of emulation which spurs men to effort in the busy world stirs the blood and sharpens the wits of boys and girls Tn the school room. Of this spirit greatness is born-by it's aid, never with it's aid-grand objects are accomplished. The young should never rest upon their lsurels, but press con- tinually on to new conquesys. Zeal, ability and perseverance, overcome diffi- culties that seem unsurmountable at the outset.
 Permit me to place in your hands the reward of your close attention to study and to add my best wishes for your future success.
 THE UNIVERSITY ATTENDS.
 A feature in the audience was the university boys. They had a whole long seat and made amusement for themse yes and others, between num- bers. They were in linen dusters, uni versity colors, and high white derby hats, most of which had been better some day, and had canes. The canes were transformed into drumsticks and the derbys made drums. The boys ex- pressed approval of parts of the per formance by pounding the floor with | the canes and running the hats. we'll bsribboned, adoft and whrling them an impressive sight. Gentlemanly boys l they were, too. When ladies came up the aisle, standing for lack of seats, | while other men sat still they diTided |