Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-05-15
EXHIBIT OF SCHOOL WORK
La0gdon Public Schools Will Give an Exhibit of
of Years Work Next Week. ~


near at hand, it is time for some of the
results of the years work to be shown
In some departments of the school con-
crete results cannot be shown, but those
departments which have been doing
work with actual results will exhibit
their work on Wednesday, May 2lst
From l:l5 p. m. on, the building will be
open to the public and everyone is in
: vited to come and examine the work
that has been DONE
The supervisors of the domestic
science, art, manual training, music and
= drawing departments will he IN charge
of the different exhibits, The work that i
has been done in the manual training
classes will be shown in the manual
training work shop. The garments that
y the girls have made will be on exhibit
4 tion IN the sewing room. The domestic
. science class will give it's demonstrations
q in the cooking labratory, the drawing
work will be in the music room and in
3 the office and the music class will give
some examples of the years work in the
high school assembly IN the evening"
Every person who is at all interested
in the work of our school should attend
the exhibition. No admission will be
= charged during the afternoon, but fifteen
cents, for the evening entertainment.
The pr oceeds will be used IN improving
the music department.
The work will be open to praise or
criticism or suggestion. The supervis-
ors IN charge of the work will gladly
= answer any question about the work
The purpose Of the. exhibit is purely in
structlve, that the people of Langdon
and vicinity may know what is being
done in the school,
81 Special attention is directed to the
N musical entertainment in the evening.
# The pupils will present the songs which
IA they have studied during the year.
8 This is not for the purpose of "showing
off, either pupils or teacher, but to show
b how music is being taught in the grades
q and high school and the results that
E have been accomplished
ID The program of the evening is:
- FIRST GRADE
-, Rote songs
- l. All My Toys are Dear
2. Daffy Down Di!ly
ng 3. Oh, We Wear Brown Velve,
Jackets
'as a. Red and Speckled Lady Bug
i, n
6. Sleepy Poppies
ter Recognition of scale. Key signature:
on, up tc and including four sharps anc
flats, Lar, clef, double lar, names of the
N lines and spaces.
tft One song with syllables
SECOND GRADE
E. l. Wake Little Bird
2. Rain Song
3. Circus Procession
IL A.. The Bogieman
an Reading of syllables from Eleanor
me Smiths Book l
THIRD GRADE
Songs
ool l. The Woodpecker
es- 2, My Papas All Dressed Up Today
ew 3. Childs' Prayer
by 4. The Violets
Reading and singing of sylIables
of FOURTH GRADE
on, |. The Datfodil
ng 2. Flag of the Free
ok. 3. The Doll
a Singing of syllables from Book II
ve' Songs
1. Prayer (Two part song)
Ter g Lullaby Land
led 3. Salute to the Flag
dy Syllable reading and singing
u.s. SIXTH GRADE
ad. l. Japanese Sailor Man
in 2. Bright Star of Eve-Arise
9nt Syllable reading
a Singing with syllable of two part sing
get ing
zen SEVENTH GRADE
led Songs
l. Twilight
- 2. Flow Gently Sweet Alton
Singing with syllables
HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN
l. Morning Invitation
q 2. May Day
To Cemetery Lot Owners
'ei All owners of lots in Lebanon Gene
terry are hereby notified that if they
want work done on their lots this season
they can have it done by applying to the
+u undersigned. 1t is to be hoped that al
owners will cooperate with the manage
ment in the further improvement ano
1 hos ifxiin ~