The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-05-29
CLASS DAY.

of that word.''
CLASS DAY.
Among the many pleasant associat-
ions of graduating class none pre-
than that pertaining to class day exer-
cises. The class history and prophecy
in particular excites the intense inter-
est of all the members and those whose
duties require the presentation of these
have task that requires ingenuity,
tact and = retrospective and intuitive
mind. 1t is needless to say that the
young ladies who prepared these re-
ports did SO in an amusing, pointed
and attractive manner. While this is
the case each who had place on the
program carried out the parts in a
very satisfactory manner. Whether
in vocal or piano solos, orations, saluta-
tory or valedictory the part was act
ed in the most creditable style
Those who participated are herewith
mentioned
Music-"Come Smiling Spring.
...... Double Quartette
salutat,rv-"The Power Of Unity."--
Lucy Hellman
Piano solo-.Fiorence' TLiebhngl----
Observation-Disclosures Stella Stevens
Oraaton-..A- -Helpmeet OF Nasuss."---
--------------. Arthur CadwaIader
Vocal solo--"A summer Night.
-...---.-.--.-..--- Florence Jsynes
Class Hlstory-"Triai Balance fUrl909."
Margaret Lynn May Swanson
Class Will Angus Mclean Gladys Oliver
Class Song Glass OF l9O9
Glass Prophecy Mabel Mclean. Margaret HOoley
valedictory-"The Hand and SOUL
Rose hanson
Song-"Farewell." l."---------------.-Cas -Cas, of 1909
CLASS PLAY.
The class play given by the members
OF the class of 'O9 on Tuesday evening
was greeted by a crowded house and
most appreciative audience. 1t is
seldom one sees the opera house SO en-
tirely filled and the greetings accorded
the various participants in the
play of "Gipsey Queen" showed
that it was most thoroughly enjoyed
and must have been most gratifying to
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itself was of such character as to
attract attention, but its presentation
in real histronic manner would do
credit to those who have passed
beyond the amatuer stage. The men,
ber of 'O9 can congratulate themselves
on acquitting themselves in the most
commendable and worthy manner.
1t is a pleasure to note the changes
and improvement that are being
made in the interior of the opera
house and which appointments add to
to the pleasure Of the theater goers.
These will be more extended in the fu-
ture. The cast of characters on Tues
day night was as follows:
| Irene Dare, Queen Of the Gypsie
| Carrie Burger
Richard Harding, tile man with a past
| Frank Downs
| Dora Sharp. the useful cousin BALL
George Holt weak headed but tender
| hearted Robert McClelland
Frank Savage. Dora's ...------
| Thomas Richrrds
Inez. Harding's reputed daughter
| Ruth Roberts
| Jyseph Dare, Irenes sdopted son..
| Phillip Anderson
Adolphus Swipem. looks like cowboy
| evangelist Robert Dahlberg
| Green Gypeies-Angus Mclean, Arthur Cad
walder.
| Red Iypsies-Edwin Miller. Ralph wilkins,
| Gypsy GIrIs-Rose Gppson, Gladys Oliver.
| Madge Hooey. Mabel Mclean. Stella Stevens.
May Swanson. Florence Jaynes, Lucy Hellman.
| Pianist-Margaret Lynn.
Business Manager-Phillip Ander6on.
| Coach-Miss Edith Worden.
EIGHTH GRADE PROMOTION.
The following program was pre-
sented by the Eighth Grade scholars
at the High School Gymnasium We'd
nesday evening.
Mandolin Solo -. .............L Lester McGinnis
SONGS. Pupils from Eighth Grade
PLAY:
"The New Ministers First AT Home"
The Rev. Edward harrington, the now min
istef. .A1Deft Sohnson
Mrs. Edward Darlington, his wife. Mabel Dory