The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-26
I NEWS OF CITY SCHOOLS

Patriotic exercises were held In all the
as follows,
Third Grade
Recitation by Sixteen Pupils
George Washington-AH Hail to Thee
Angelo johnson
sPs Son: sa as1tan
Charlotte Kluckholm
ns " Se Christ TT children
| Route followed on map. by Joseph Sulli-
ssoitaiion-r Iitti. Maids M seDiy vernon
Gail Ewing
Something Better" .,...:..:.:. Alice Crosby
Recitation.our Flag "nlf Eds ano R Ssse
Recitation-""rhe Flag" $500. Elmer Koenig
Carrying a dag)
song.'There Are Many Flags in Many
Lands"
Recitation-"rhe Little Red Stamp
Bennis Taylor
Alice Kelly. Geraldine Gorton. Gardner
Moore. Edgar Russell. In costume or
Song :............."R ed. White and Blue"
Concert Recitation .............." washington"
James Dean, Graham McNamee.
Song ........" Battle Hymn of the Republic
"A Washington Reception N''
Characters
George org. Washington Stan Donnely
Martha Washington ...... Katherine Duncan
GODDESS OF Liberty ..... Geraldine Ingersoll
Bodyguard- ALFRED Kavanagh. JOS. McVeigh
All dressed in costume.
Flag Drill
Stan Donnelly. as George Washington, re-
viewing the army; John Adams as com.
mander. Soldiers: Kenneth Hensel Har-
ry, Smith, Wallace Brewer, Easton Con
able. James Dean. Graham McNamee,
James MLarkoe. Joseph Mcveigh, Mar
Emily Tupper Julia Thust Fideiia Pne
Marion Bartlett. Lulu Ellis, Marion Tup-
The Thirteen Original States
Adeline Koehler. Marion Bartlett, Addie
Run, Florence Davenport. Ida Kueffner.
Julia Thuet, Marion Kirke. Fidelia Pine
Henrietta Raudenbush, Marguerite Moore
Adelaide Armstrong, Emily Upper Mar
guerite Hathaway. ALI dressed in white
Carrying ~ flags; Enter, George and Martha
Song-"Hail to the Chief" ........ School
Presentation OF the colonies
Speech by George Washington
Speech by Martha Washington
Enter Goddess Of Liberty, dressed in cos
tune and carrying large flag; presenta-
ton of flag to George Washington and the
song-"Star Spangled Banner
Homage to George and Martha Washington
and Goddess of Liberty" by the colonies -
Seventh Grade. '''''''''''''''''' A"er'ea
Song-"Star Spangled Banner" School
Patriotic Quotations ......Sc h0oi
Recitation Biography Of Washington -'''''
~ Ed Dtbble
Song-"Keller's American Hymn" :. School
Recitation-"F Freedom" ......W VIM. Gillian
Recitation" Flowers of Freedom
Cow .,, Coda Taylor
recitation Washington's Home
Marjorie Barrows
Recitation Origin of Our Flag
Song-"Stars and Stripes Forever. School
Recitation-"T Twenty second Of February
observation-disclosures of Washington o.
Adoloh Rank
Recitation-''W Washington" :. Patrick Duggan
Scng-'Haf Columbia" . School
Relation. Birthday Ode. Esther MoDavitt
Recita.ion-'F Father to the Father
snnss Chester Taylor
At the Jefferson school. In Room n the
following programme was had m W.sbingo
toms birthday:
Essay on Washington - Hi.da Htrscbman
Sons-'Mount Vernon Bells" Glass
Debate-"Which Is the Mightier the PEN or
THE Sword?"
In, Inc leader on the affirmative was William
lamar; On It, the negative side. Grace
Were Blanche Judka and Ethel Costello. on
the negative Anna Herman and Joseph
Bayer. Good papers. were written on both
sides slh3.. After the reading Of the papers, the
debate were Rose Chabot. Hi.da Hirschman.
Myrtle Tracy. John Bunker and Lenny Lar.
son: The affirmative side won
The following programme was rendered by
the pupils Of Room in celebration Of Wash
ingtons birthday: -
The Hero Of the Revolution"-
/ Stanley Constants. Harold Seixas Arthur
-, Harrity, Harmony Laughlin.
Sketch Of Washingtons Life. :. May sschutt.
g-"Washington the Soldier True" School
o o for Washington's Birthday. Six girls
Recitat:on-';M Country school
Nellie ell e., Casey Olive Wray, Edith Ehret.
song-"Hail, Columbia
Paul Nelson. Marshall Zeno
Sketch from Life of Washington
Matte Hawle>
Song by Alice Griswold May Schultz and
Myrtle Daley
Mount Vernon Bells" ......... School
In Room Is Of the Jefferson the programme
consisted of original essays and patriotic
songs. One Of the special features of the
programme was The Stars and Stripes For
solo by Ella Henniger was also well rem
dered.
In Room IA the prominent features were
1.-The Ruler of Washington
...,, Bertha Jungclaus and Marion Todd
The Life OF Washington. Mary Mulcrone
Poem zen, a and recitation by, Susie Bunker.
attending the Jefferson school met On Wash
ingtona birthday: when the following pro,
gramme was rendered:
Recitations by Myrtle Tracy Mertle Craw,
ford, Annie Scott and Evaline Book; dialogue
og Blanche Tracy and Olive Wassel. New
officers Will be elected at the next meeting
The Jefferson school is greatly interested
In collection Of curios, to assist in the pre-
sentation of science work, and valuable con-
tributions are being received from the patrons
of the school.
The pupils of the jackson school have been
very much interested in their ESSAYS on
Alaska and other subjects. written last
Thursday.
Lincoln school work this week has had for
Its central thought the topic, Heroes of
Our Country"
In each room on the afternoon Of the 21st.
Tuesday, there were special exercises com
memorative Of Washington and Lincoln. The
friends and patrons of the school visited us
In large numbers. Before the decorations
were removed from the eighth grade room. it
was photographed, and the result is yery
visit from Rev: Mr.: Evarts, of the Woodland
Park Baptist church, last Thursday.
Feb II the Eighth Grade Debating Society
Of Longfellow School was reorganized The
Miss Blanche Sischo; vice president, Miss
Marion Sammis; secretary. Miss Edith Bar
rett.
suDt. A. ]. Smith is attending the super
intendents branch of the National Education
al association, at Columbus, o.
Miss Ella Door, who has the chair of
modern literature. has begun to drill an
orchestra in the Humbolt high school, She
has had experience In that line of work
Sixth ward schools have suffered from in
efficient heating plants,