The record-union., 1894-07-04
PATRIOTISM IN THE CITY SCHOOLS.
Exercises in Honor of the Birthday of
Freedom.
Pupils in Whose Youthful Breasts are
Being InstiIled the Princi-
pies of Liberty.

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the city public schools yesterday. The
schoolrooms had been tastefully and ap-
propriately decorated for the occasion,
and the exercises were witnessed by
large number of parents and friends OF
the pupils.
SACRAMENTO GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
The exercises at the Sacramento Gram
mar School, prepared under the supervl-
sion of Miss a. c. Weeks, were as fol-
lows: Song, b. the school, columbia,
Hail ~; defamation, "Our Natal Day."
Harry Hendron; composition, "The Dec
laration of independence" Mary Crav- |
ems; recitation, .Unfurl the Great Ban
ner," Eugenia Stafford; song, by the
school, Independence Day.; sketch OF
Franklin's Life" Miss Weeks; declama- |
ton, 1.-The Flower of Liberty" Monroe
Gilman, John Keeper, Edison league, |
Tom Wheeler, John Coppersmith; mill
tary drill, Ben Jones, Arthur Hawk,
Frank Jones. Tom Wheeler, Edward
ner, Charles Lindsay. Fred Martin; song.
Hail! Hail! Happy Day?' Bessie
Wardlaw and Ola Hills; dialogue and
march, s'The Army and Navy: Army
-Eldridge Turner, Navy-Ciarence koe-
gel, Liberty-Annie Marks, Columbia
Bessie Jackson, Forty-four rStates-Pupils
of Misses O'Brien's and Browns classes,
march played by John Wilson; song.
"The sword of Bunker Hin,n II. Arnold; |
flag drill, Ida Beacher, Bessie Winston,
Emma Paxton, Belle Robinson, Nellie
Hoffman, Winona Hendricks, Abbie
Manser, Addie Brooks, Daisy Cox, Mag
gle Mcdonald, Rosie Robbins, Clara
Morrill,, Ada Hillhouse, Lulu Schneider,
Blanche Galligan, Anna Crabbe, Alvena !
Laue Maggie Williams, Hazel Whit |
more, Ada Nield, Annie Harvey, Irene
Newton, Minnie Meyer, Daisy Cox, Ar
lie Aiken; piano duet, spanish Dance"
Mabel Lovdal and Elsie Smith; recita- |
tion, 'The Death of Nations" Agnes
Greenwood; dialogue. "a Precious |
Picklen-Juno, Maud Shafer; Sadie, EN-
ma Long; Mrs. Gabble, Blanche Ficks; |
Bessie, Stella Kinney; Bobbie Gabble, |
Pearl Gilman; Miss Pease, Grace Priest;
Jenny, Lillian Wells; piano solo. HUI
moresken," Lizzie Taylor; "Fourth of
July Grafton" VIII Hughes; dialogue, !
''The Boston Port Bill'-Gereral Gage, /
Arthur Atkinson; Major Pitcairn, Ger |
aid Griffin; Skipper Jumper, George Lo-
REM; Soldiers, Ray Doan and Wallace
Clark; recitation, 1.-THE Revolutionary |
Rising" Alice Lee; song. by the school,
America"
SUFFER- GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
The following exercises took place at
the Sutter Grammar School, OF which |
Julian w. Johnson is principal:
Song, Independence Day." school; |
Sketch OF the Declaration of Inde- |
pendence, Albert Lindsay; concert reci- |
tation, seventh and eighth grade pupils; |
piano solo, Mamie Erlewine; dialogue. |
"Our Country and Our Flag" Russell |
Williams, William SJoll and George |
Stillson; circle of dates, seventh and |
eighth grade boys; piano solo, Viola
Parker; recitation, our Flag" Neihe
the Ocean," school; recitation, John
Burns of Gettysburg" Ellie Flanagan;
song, Revolutionary Tea," nine girls
and boys; recitation, 'Grandfather's
Story of Boston Boys" Albert Fibbals;
recitation, Emily Geiger," Beryl Pat
rick; piano solo, Jessie Wendt dialogue,
Colonial Party" fourteen girls; vocal
solo, Mabel Miller; recitation, I'm
guarded Gates" Bessie Miller; dialogue,
New Scholars" four girls; vocal:duet,
Ethel Lapson, Clara Graves; trio, |
Jessie Wendt, Emma Strobel G. Farms
Grove Sullivan; song, Ring the Bell,
Watchman," schools recitation, ''E /
Pluribus Unum," Essie Mott; flag saluta-
ton, school; song, America" school.
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL.
at the High School, of which Professor
J. II. Pond is principal, the exercises
were as follows:
TUFTS; essay, 'The Benefits Of Misfor-
tune" Miss Considine; song, Merry |
Birds of Spring." girls quartet; essay,
.'Superstitions," Bruce Philip; piano |
duet, spanish Dances" Miss Wilsey
and Miss Williams; essay. "a Vision,"
Idea Of the Fourth" Miss Klotz; song,
1.-THE Bulldog on the Bank" boys quar-
tet; essay, mark Twain," Miss Edith |
Smith; reading, Declaration OF Inde-
pendence," S. Dodge; song, America"
by the SCHOOL, scene from the Pickwick
Papers, "Bardell VS.. Pic1wick."
CAPITAL PRIMARY SCHOOL.
The exercises at the Capital Primary |
School were as follows: Song, g,"America,' |
school; recitation, Twinkle, Twinkle, |
Little STAR" Robert F'innie; recitation,
Little Raindrops," Marjory May; reci-
tation, "Snow bird, Eileen Birkenstock; |
song, "Pumpy is Dead" Martha Click
man; recitation, Little Albert" Char
lotte Thomas and Ethel Garrett; song,
sin the Robins Nest" Miss Harri-
sons class: song, "Chick-a-Dee," Miss
Johnston's and Miss Groth's classes;
recitation, Fourth of july" Mamie
Sampson; song. "Red, White and Blue,''
school; recitation, Failing Snow,'
Willie German; recitation, "Usefulness,n
Sadie Starr; recitation, Mother Goose's
School," Dryden Van Hueson; song, |
.'Guard the Flag" school; recitation, In
dependence Day." Harry Peirson; recita-
tion, "a Song for Our Banner" Miss
Mccormack class; song, Star Spangle0 /
Banner school.
UNGRADED, NO. 2.
At Ungraded School, No. 2, Protestant /
Orphan Asylum, Mrs. Bassett and Miss
Smith teachers, the following exercises
were held:
Song and march. by Miss Smiths class;
opening song. "Come, Schoolmates,
1.-The Little Patriot" Della Bell; "a
Boys Thoughts About the Flag" War
rem Brown; song, by school, ''Nobly Our
Flag; Fourth of july" Otto Potts:
GOOD Morning, Good Night" Lena
O'Connor; THE Boy That Never Told a
Lie" Lee Trua5; song, by school.
Mount Vernon Bells',; The American
Talbot; "Our Native Land" Phillip
Cuddy, George Crossley, Tom Leeper;
1.-THE Flag That Makes You Free,n p.
Shocky; "Our Flag" Lilly Stice. Lottie
Shocky, Gene Mohm: "The Flag in the
Sky George Logan; song, by school,
Independence Day."
CAPITAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
The assembly-room at the Capital
Grammar School was well filed with
people yesterday forenoon, and Profess
sor Joseph w. johnson had reason to be
pleased with the way in which his pupils
rendered the following exercises: kecita-
ton, "Our Flag Lille Carpenter: The
Declaration of Independence. Marie /
Thompson; recitation, "Our Country's
CALI Nellie Laauser; song, America
for Freedom" school; 1.-The Old Flag
Lawrence Starr, Clarence KRONER. Rob /
ert Backrath; "Our Country's Flag
CorDelia Probert, Celia Nichols, Myrtle /
Whipple; song, Summers Sun Will /
Shine Again. Jeanette Pritchard: reci-
tation, "Our Country" Royal GIffin.