Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-05-29
HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY. MAY 49,
.PUBLIGsCA00L EXERCISES


Condensed Program of Exercises to he Held
in the Various Departments This
Afternoon.
Today is the last day of school and
the event will be celebrated in every
departmentby therendition of choice
literary and musical program this af-
ternoon at from two to three O'Clock.
The teachers have taken particular
pains to thoroughly drill their pupils
and prepare them for the exercises of
the day. Following are synopses of
the program to be rendered in the sew.
eral rooms: 4
In room No. IA Bird Day" program will
the school: rccitatiot!s by Grace Atkinson
Elosse Taylor. Iassie scott, Louie Rivers.
and Hal Fisher. ~; selections by Harvey
Ms,. ssH sni%s sIs. Wa,, GSs IF Fy%g H; I Rif SS
lsucl!cr. Carl aaclson. Ghas. Rawlo,iser and
Roy En>tmam: The Empty Nest" by Harold
Cis,nc and Ruth Crane; Color Birds by
i3liz Harvey Ferguson and Harry Murphy.
children. MATrlE ALLEN.
Teacher.
Room No. will give II Decoration day pro-
lutte: Memorial gems: Recittntinns by Aver
i,u I.nnson. Frank Cleveland. I.ibbie Stark.
Ira Mngowan. Catherine Rec.icr. Edith Viii
SON Walter Parks, Dora Wells, Vim CnllSins.
Emory Dickover. lscnnett Wooster. Norman
Buchanan. i;, 4. and Floyd Adams: The American
Am>ta Evans. Memorys Picture by school.
story of the Monks by twelve boys. How
the Quarrel Began" Alvernn Hanson and
Austa Evans. Song. "Flus- of our Country,
by class of boys.
ALMA l.. LAMpERr, Teucher.
Program room No.3: Songs, selections and
quotations by the school. Opening address.
Earl Trnnt. Our Dead Heroes by thirteen
girls. battle Cry Of Freedom, by the boys.
DEM Smith. bella Lewis, Grant Moore. LEILA
EnbMiy, Paul Richer. Cecil Bemtly, Holland
Boomer, Lulu Lewis, Leroy Killing. and Violet
IArmitage., Ig Dialogue by Este Deartiutf Lulu
Lewis and Lelu BOyles. Guessing game by
Holland Boomer and Leroy King.
ORPHA STEVENS, Tenclier.
Program room No. 4: Songs by school.
Opening address, Walter Moore. Reading,
Winnie rhiilips; recitations. Alice Scott, Mar
Dornnn. "Plnying store by Luther Cleye.
lind, lind, Gooper Calhoun: Fred Pratt, Maggie
l,oHser. Toms Practical Joke. by three
Jntilsins; Lottie Davis. Walter Moore. Bernard
%rner %e Hebnsn msh MarHaarte nnseSer faay ay
Fred Pratt and Winnie Phillips.
-, Program s, room room No. $: Songs an;i quotations
Limans viii Howell Lula Parmley, Leo on Wood, 3
Hugo Rohrlxe Ben Silcox. Frank Entzminger.
Mabel Line. Louise Entzminger. Geo. Howell.
Merchant Fargo. nnl Penrl Crnmer. Song by
May Cleveland. Faye .Ancs Margie Clark.
Pearl Arlington; a language exercise by
MAUD Muller and May Cleveland.
ANNA CaURCH, Teacher,
tionss by Olive Bruner Fred Watts. Edit, Brad
ley. Myrtle Coleman. Song. Soldiers Graves.
ktrStatlnns ta,,i =, l, Minnis conor Earl CaYgley,
s s Sais srif smiSSay Mny cf kfsth #
son. Pearl Phernctton. Song. Spring-Time.
Recitations. Lsora Hnml. Roy Ness. AIattie
Rosy lintS. Mis-. LILLIAN WALKER,
Teuc!:er.
osnotlicrly; Albert Sutteriield. Charles Hnr-
low hSma RYers Roy GaIlSii,S. Ala,,de Will
cent. Joe Petty. May Wilson, Ira Coimun. st.
Clair Wood. Grace King, David Wilson, and
Helen Dclkover ''"N
l.. L. SHuMArE, Teacher.
Program room No. s: Essays by Arthur
Vincent, Josie Cummings. Florence Stantlen.
Di!ecltinatioii. Chns. Entzmingcr: recitation,
Win: Brennan. Song. Essays. Edythe Os.
motilcrly: Leta Brown, Ina Phinney: decln-
mutton, 1 Fred Willoughhy: recitntion Jny
0smotherly, Dee Connor: decIamations. .Chas.
!E,.l Tnllol, Bcatah Huel,ner; recitation, Pearl
TlilotsOn. Song.
H. F. Killing, Principal.
In the evening the high school schol-
ars will give banquet at the city hall
to which the teachers, the members of
the board and their wives are invited.
A good time is anticipated.