The herald., 1913-06-19
McDONoGH No. 4.

lplceS OF Miss Elizabeth Kelly were a
credit TO her painstaking efforts and
Ialso a credit to the school and schOl-
ars
The program, which was as follows,
was of a high order, very elevating,
land showed to what extent the teach
IeIs have gone to make the exercises
la success.
Program.
l. Soldier Song-Seventh and Eighth
Grades.
.. The Bravest Battle Ever Fought
A. Yuratich.
3. The Songs My Mother Sang (Vio-
lin)-Andrew Morley, Harold Sey-
Ir1our.
4. The Farmer and Bill Nye-Clay-
ton Borne, Thomas Dupuis.
5. Better Than Gold - Strueby
Drumm.
6. Turning Over a New Leaf-John
Coyne, Harvey Fallon, Thomas Dupuis,
Oscar Marcour.
:. True Heroism-Andrew Morley.
S. Harp of Tara-Eighth Grade.
9. Which Side Are You On?-Julian
Hogan.
TO- Bringing Them to the Mark
Lee Bairnsfather, John Norris. Cheve
Costello, Mervin Umbach, Eustace
oegtlin, Anthony Rumore.
II. Anthony's Address to the Ro-
mans-Harvey Fallon, Oscar Marcour.
u. Dream Waltz (Violin Solo)-Os-
car Marcour, Clyde Bourgeois, Milton
Marcour.
Il. Uncrowned Kings-Sixth Grade.
If. The Saloon Bar-Cheve Costello,
Mervin Umbach, John Norris, Eustace
Foegtlin, Alvin Barthaut, Lee BARNS
father, Anthony Rumore.
ID. Drifted Out to Sea-Dewey
Thorning.
lG. Out On the Deep-Fifth Grade.
II. The Noblest Hero-Alvin Bar
thaut. Lee Bairnsfather, Edward Bar.
tibet, Eustace Voegtlin, John Norris.
Cheve Costello, Anthony Rumore.
is. The Song of the Cricket-Roy
Parker
10. The Blacksmith-Eight and
Seventh Grades.
20. Somebody-Lee Bairnsfather.
Il. The Top-Sixth Grade.
%. Gliding Along violin Solo,
Oscar Marcour, Clyde Bourgeois, Mil
ton Marcour.
%. To Lift or to Lean-Mervin Inn.
bach.
"A. Abide With Me-Sixth Grade.
20. Aids to Success-Clayton Borne.
Philip Dennis, Richard Hart.
&c. The Watch On the Rhine-Fifth
Grade.
%. The Price of a Drink-James
Moffett.
20. The Boys Song-Sixth Grade.
29. A Boy Hero-Robert Durand.
30. The Wearing of the Green (Vio-
lin solo)-Andrew Morley, Harold
Seymour.
81. Slighted-G. Harvey Fallon.
Ralph Cazabon, Oscar Marcour.
80. An unsupported Hero-Richard
Hart, Thomas Dupuis, Ralph Cazabon,
Clyde Bourgeois, Ansell Gibson.
SO. Louisiana Hail-Seventh Grade.
Program q.
Recitation, What the Little Bird
Says-Joseph Garrick.
Song, jolly Wood-Cutter-By Class.
Recitation. Somebody's Mother
Charles Pennison.
Recitation, The Flag-Walter Pope.
Song, Firefiies-By Class.
Recitation, Character Building
Dewey Vigano.
Recitation, Over and Over Again
Francis Sadler.
Song, America-By Glass.
The Civic League of 4 B Grade pre-
sented to the room a beautiful picture,
The Divine Teacher" on Friday, June
6, 1913; also basket for paper.
This club is called the McDonogh
Civic League Club. The pupils take
great pride in the work of the club.
First the good order of each boy in the
room and yard second in trying to
oeautify the class room, third keeping
the room clean. A captain has charge
of the room. The officers are: Dewey
Vigano, president; Francis Sadler,
treasurer; Herbert Hingle, secretary:
Captain, Herbert Hingle.
What a Boy Can Do-Tisdale Dan.
els.
Mouse Traps-Chas. Burgis.
Magnolia-Louis Laufer.
Better to Whistle Than Whine-W.
lawson. 7
Only An Applet. Johnston.
Song, Massa's in the Cold Ground. +
The following ladies were present: +
drs. c. Permission, Miss ]. Durand,
irs. c. Newberry, Mrs. ]. Pitre, Mrs.
:. Garrick, Mrs. F. Ramos, Mrs. Sturte-
ant, Mrs. Albrizze. {