Gilpin observer., 1908-05-14
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL

Program for Eighth Grade day, on
Thursday, May 2l:
High School Chorus The Fairies
Moonlight Dance.
Address of Welcome-W. E. With
row for the Alumni and the Board
of Education.
Frank Morrison for the Senior class
of the High School.
Vocal Solo. Miss Gertrude Morgan
Responses to the welcome Addresses
Enoch Johnson, Black Hawk, Delmar
Brown, Nevadaville, Raymond Ru-
dolph, Central.
Song. .............P Primary Department
Paper Athletics in the High School.
.'................... Geo. Williams
Song-Robin Redbreast . End Primary
Glass Will ............ Edith Dickerson
Song-When the Birds go North
Again. ................... Room
Paper-Zoology Trips. Lee McCargar
Song Round the Fire Engineo
Song-The Blue Birds Room 4
Paper Pleasant Recollection of High
School Days. Florence johnson
Song-But the Lord is Mindful of His
own ....,........ .12 Pupils, Room
Song Willow Nook .... Room 5
Announcement-The Golden Trip.
..................... Mr.. Momyer
Songs-Robert of Lincoln, Light
Hearted Fairy ....7th and Sth Grades
Laboratory Experiments. High School
Students.
High School Chorus. ...... Estudiantina
Gymnasium Program.
School Exhibit on the lower floor of
the Hale building.
Base Ball game at City Park. First
and second teams.
The high school second team is play
ing some great base ball these days.
The game on Tuesday evening with the
first team resulted by innings as fol-
lows:
First Team. ..... 0O 90 6 1 o A. s.
Second Team. o l 4 lis
PROGRAM FOR THE GOLDEN TRIP.
Leave Black Hawk 7:2O Friday morn
ing, May 22nd. Arrive at Golden s:51.
Assemble in the Auditorium of Guggen-
helm hall. Short address by President
Anderson, President State School of
Mines. Distribution of tickets for the
ball game. Inspection of the school in
groups. Guides to be furnished for each
group. Guggenheim hall. Library.
Offices. Geological Museum. New
Gymnasium. Club Room. Pool. Power
House. Assay Laboratory. Stratton
Hall. Ore Dressing. Chemical Build
ing. Physical Building. Basket dinner
at City Park. Afternoon-The State
Industrial School. Base Ball game.
Leave Golden on return trip 4 p. m.
We wish it thoroughly understood
that every eighth grade boy outside of
the Central City school will receive
free ticket for the Golden trip. The
reason that some of the Central eighth
grade and high school boys have SUBJ
scribed to the fund, is found in their en-
thusiasm and readiness to help make
the trip possible. Every eighth grade
and high school boy in the Central pub
lie schools who is unable to subscribe
will be sent free. The fund subscribed
we believe to be entirely sufficient and
we extend hearty invitation to every
eighth grade boy in Gilpin county to at
tend the program Thursday afternoon,
May q, and take the Golden trip on
Friday, May 22d. Practically every
school in the county has declared a va
cation for the afternoon of the eighth
grade program and all the schools will
unite in doing honor to the boys and
girls who are completing the work of
the grade schools.
The school was immeasurably sad
dened on Wednesday morning by the
news of the death of Raymond Tren-
oweth.
Raymond entered the Central City
schools in the first primary room and
has been transferred regularly from
grade to grade ever since. He entered
the iigh school in September, 1905, and
at the time of his death was completing
his Junior year. He made an excellent
record in all the work of the high ,hool.