Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-30
CLASS DAY PROGRAM
! VERY PLEASING
High School Grads and the
"Freshies." Render Delight
full Musical and Literary
Selections.

simplicity aud uatufaln,s- marked
tue class day program rcndcr,d ia the
Central high school banding last
evening %, thc graduntuF class of
II. Tho psogram was we'll arranged
and There was enough iun injected
into IA, proceedings from time To-
time to MAKE everybody glad that thry
attended
IN, opening ana closing numbers.
selections - the high school urchcs-
ira, wore splcndidly done. both the
individual ana ensemble work being
perfect. Rachel Nilsson delivered an
address of welcome. rcplctr with
hearty words uf gladnrss Tor the par
,nts and fri,nds of the graduates
Who crowded thv assembly halt \
piano solo. "Barvarollc' tOffcnbachb,
was brilliantly rendered bN Miss Hazel
MaloN whose technique and intcrprc-
ta,ion we're splendid. "Bmir' Was
the subject OF "A clcvcriy written ana
well read ESSAY hoy Miss Agnes Chu-
d,rs Miss Cuttu,rs among other
things said that good old American
bluff H. almost an Indispensable
asset and Be- used with more on less
success los people iu every walk Of
lfc. Niola Bluchor and pauiin, Cart
wright delighted tn, audience with "a
duet The Dawn of MAY 'EcrgerJ
TN, voices of the sololstS blended to-
prthrr we'll producing very plcasins
hnrmonN The Crash without "a
selection from when Patty Went to-
college. Was done ma V,rs realistic
mauurr by Jennie Ticru,N Ia fact
the reading vas So if,hk, that scN-
,ral r,thi,~' ~ the front ruN 90
seats scr, seen tu jump u,rsouslN
when nv, crash" finally came win
great depth ct feeling ClNd, Gus~ rem
d,r,d tioin solu "Slumbor song
tSchumannl. every not, ,f tho ever
popular oia-~ic iscing perfectly drawn
hN the DOW ct the, ,aloLt,d Young mu'
slrinn
Tho class via Was read n Janet
Gitpoldt Edna McCh,~ncN responding
un behalf of the juniors II was q
battle uf wits between Mis- Glrruldt
for the seniors and Miss Mo- tsrcA.
Miss Gicgo'dt took 10, platform first,
handug out hn, of slams aud
Witti,isms a. sh, prosecuted various
time honorrd trophies tu members "f
th, class ct ~. Miss Mc'hrHuc' l.-
~pouded in witty vein, causing ufn.
mDrrimvut as sh, rotall1t'd jo the r'
MARKS mud, bN Miss Glcgoldt
\ vocal solo spring song ,M,u.
dri--phu'. Nas rendered loo $500, voice
u, Viola Euch'r. this uuW'.r .i"sus
part un, pl tho program
Part two consisted 90 tu' .I1-s
uruphyt,. written hN IHIWs Jones'
~, prophecy was s,m.th'ul much
different ana greatly mnr, interesting
than thc uNcrdg, ,iu-, nropNrct.
Ever, mpub,r ui hr -Hdus iiug
clues participated 100 200, -E,t,h.
1hr tmr was tom .,Ir. N,uc"
and tlr place Was w hotel
ionu, m Sew YORK. 'iN H, o. strange
ooiuoid,u,, am of IN, yH-s '. ~
driu,d into th, hotel lnpnr 900. H.t'r
another w iu pairs, registered and
then recognized their odd classmates.
III, reunion was quite inter -tluE
throughout The graduate wen. ape
pguIriut,ly ,ustumcd. -"u. of Go"
girls having tururd ont 10 Do, actress +
and tomp,ranc, lecturers. 1nr boys
FOR IN, MOST part we're ,ltuu Ytr,u,. TT
players inventors cor promotes u'
gct-rich.uuicf sghcm.s. The prophecy
was brought To- a closc DO, thr singing
pf school BAYS tod by Misa Elu,hcr.
Nltorcth,r a., clasa daN urr-rau
was q splendid success r'I,ctluf
much credit on th, toaCncrs vino aI-
ranged the program