Arizona silver belt., 1903-04-09
THE SCHOOL NEWS
Successful Entertainment by High School Pupils Reorganization of School Board. School Picnic.
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j
 pupils to a large audience at the Globe
 opera house last Saturday night, and
 it proved to be one of the most inter
 eSting entertainments that has beer
 given this season. Among the young
 gentlemen who took part in the phsy were Frank Langan, Fred Jones, Ton
 Opie, Tom Fegan, Fred Briggs ant
 Augustus Fraser, and they were very
 ably assisted by the following young
 ladies: Elsie Ferguson, Alice Me
 Murren, Nellie Stevens and Miriam
 McNelly. All of the characters were
 well sustained and the young people
 deserve great credit for their efforts
 Special mention, perhaps, should b''
 made of Frank Langan and Nelli!
 stevens who had very difficult part'
 to sustain and showed themselves!
 fully equal to the situation. Frank
 mas real dramatic talent and we pre- dict for him bright future on the stage should he turn his talents in that direction.
 Preceding the opening of the play and between the scenes several special numbers were given of a high order that we can not pass over with out comment. The opening overture
 by Prof. Kilander'S orchestra was a
 very beautiful selection entitled
 "Cy preSs," which was well received aud rapturouSIy applauded. This was
 followed by Eddie Dawkins with a
 beautiful vioiiu solo entitled "Fille du Regiment, p which showed artistic execution as well as careful training, and his parents have reason to feel proud of his musical accomplishments.
 Miss Pearl Lady recited with great deal of art and feeling "The Mountain | Tragedy" which reflected credit on herself as well as on her teacher, who 50 carefully trained her for the under taking. At the close of the recitation Annie Stevens sang in very touching manner the selection entitled "Pray
 With Me-"
 After the close of the first scene Prof Kilander and Miss Walton favored the audience with very fine violin and piano duet, which was | heartily encored again and again until another selection was given. Prof. Kilauder is a musician of high rank and the people of Globe are quite fortunate in having him with them.
 The next number was very beauti- ful vocal solo by Julia Woods, which received a hearty encore and to which she very graciouSly responded. Julia has talent of a high order and a sweet voice that can not fail to please even the most fastidious.
 The program closed with a selection by the mandolin club which proved to be one of the most popnlar numbers of the evening. The club is to be congratulated on its success aud we hope Co have the pleasure of listening to it again at no very distant date. The door receipts amounted to $6l 10 and the expenses of the entertainment were SlS.Ij; there remains to the credit ol the library fund Si2.35. The management of the school and the members of the school library assOci- alton desire to thank the people of Globe for their patronage and for this evidence of their good will.
 The members of the school library association organized this week by electng Fred Jones, president; Lester Allison, vice-presideEt; Leslie Hitch. cock, treasurer, and Pearl Lady, secre- .tary.
 A meeting of the school board was held last Monday night and a reorgan- ization effected for the coming year. Mir. G. NJ. Allison, who has made such a faithful and efficient trustee for the past three years and has served as chairman of the board during all that time, retired, and Mrs. A. G. Pendle- ton who was recently elected trustee qualified in his place. Mir. Allison thanked the board for their cooper atiOu with him in his efforts to build up the schools of Globe and assured it's members that in the future they could count on his sympathy and advice whenever needed. On motion of MT. Williams aud Superintendent a vote of thanks was .endered Mir. Allison for his past services as well as for any that might )e rendered in the future.
 A reorganization of the board was hen effected and Mr. r. L. Jones was elected chairman and clerk of the board. The petition of the Athletic associa ion pray ing for the use of the school rounds as an athletic park was then aken up and discusst d at some ength. The petitioners in return for I he use of the grounds offer to grade he samO frt e of cost to the board and Inf it. in fp.t claya o,pliti,n ,ad i,