Gilpin observer., 1908-12-03
SCHOOL NOTES.

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program will begin promptly at 1880
O'Clock. Tickets will be on sale at
Couch's on Friday. The charge of ad-
mission is 25 cents.
Rudolph Sitterlee and Esther Ncis-
wonger willrepresent the Golden schools
in the sight reading contest.
Louise, Frank and Katie Cattani,
formerly of Russell Gulch entered school
on Tuesday.
Robert Morrison and Miss Mabel
French will represent the Central City
high school in the defamation contest.
Audry and Nellie Gray, who with
their parents have moved to Central
City from Norway, Michigan, entered
school on Tuesday.
Will and Geo. Garland, formerly of
Aspen, entered the Central schools on
Tuesday.
Chas. Auger and Stella Baleria will
represent the Central schools in the
sight reading contest.
Adnez Merz reentered school on Tues
day.
The school has made contract with
the Horace X. Turner Co. for IN art
exhibit to be held in Central City, the
second week in February.
See the complete program of the
teachers association in another column.
Everyone interested in the work of the
schools will find welcome at the high
school building Saturday morning. If
the seating capacity of the assembly
room is insufficient, the meeting will
be adjourned to a larger hall.
Irving Anderson and Ellen Logan will
represent the Idaho Springs schools in
the sight reading contest. Miss Ada
Marie Slower will represent the Idaho
Springs high school in defamation. 1t
is probable that the high school will also
be represented in the boys defamation
contest.
Miss Amelia Gabardi and Master
Lester Rachofsky will represent the
Black Hawk schools in the contest Fri
day night.
Rooms 3 and of the Clark building
gave Thanksgiving progr. m Wednes-
day afternoon in room 4.
The program consisted of exercises,
recitations and musical numbers, relat-
ing to Thanksgiving. Harold Weir and
Arthur Bosanko gave poetical selec-
tions relative to the history of the Pill
grims and the first Thanksgiving.
Mesdames Trathen, Launder. Some,
Head, Bosanko, Short, Anderson, and
Kruse were visitors. We We're very
glad to have these ladies present at our
program, and would be even better
pleased if they and all the parents could
be persuaded to visit our regular work.
The second Alpha Zeta program of
the year was given in the high school
assembly room on Wednesday Nov. %.
The program is said to have equaled if
not to surpassed all former efforts by
this society. The program rendered
was as follows:
Song. The Oars are Flashing School
Recitation. n.............. Mona's Waters
Stella Parsons
hiiiO oolO .utIlsdIlOi
Beatrice Richards
School Paper. ............. Eva Sorenson
Piano Solo. .............F Fifth Nocturne
Hazel Stribley
Original Story .........H Hermina Peck
Piano Solo ........... .Levinia Philips
Humorous Reading Newton Rugg
Song VINO Treads the Path of Duty
School
Reading. .Lysle Parenteau
Solo. japanese Love Song Miss Gill
History of the Alpha Zeta Society
Edna Driscoll
Critics Report. t............ Nellie Auger
We quote the following from the
critics report:
1.-THE songs by the members of the
high school were excellent and demon
strated very plainly what can be ac-
complished by attention and hard work.
The recitations were well memorized
and delivered. Our freshmen are very
brave and are not troubled with stage
fright. The instrumental music was
furnished entirely by members of the
Junior class. This speaks well for both
the class and the society. They should
feel proud of possessing such talent.
The school paper does not need boost,
and judging from the applause it SEEM
ed to please both the Alpha Zeta and
the Alpha Omega. The readings were
entertaining as well as instructive. Miss
Gill's solo was fine and seemed to please
very well from the way the A. o.
applauded. OF course Miss Gill is an
A. z.
1.-THE last number on the program
WAS the history of the Alnha Zata