Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-31

ldlf. Il ne children showed to a mark ed degree the thoroughness with which they were trained. Each and every child rendered his or her parts perfectly. Several hundred people at tended the exercises. Judging from the constant and enthusiastic ap- plause the audience was most a,- preciative
 eAe musical part of the program was especially good showing the great progress made by the pupils during the past year.
 The variety of the program was attractive in itself.
 The opening address and dance by the two little tots was especially good. the way they went through their parts brought down the house.
 Also the hoop drill by the six girls, each hoop was covered with pink roses, and each girl wore a crown Of pink roses. The way they went through the drill brought generous praise.
 The stage was attractively decorat- ed in the school colors, purple and gold. These have been the colors of this school for the past eight years. The following was the program:
 Opening address and dance, Ida May King and Watson Macmanus.
 Piano solo, Grand Valse de Con- cert" (Tito Mattei), Miss Minnie Raf- ferty.
 Trio, "At the Children's Dance Waltz" (Streabbog), Flossie Wilson, George Morley and Seargie May Mop pin.
 Broom drill and son, eighteen girls.
 Oklahoma Sunset Waltz Duet, (1asson) Lela Shell, Lowell Reidein- ger.
 Boys dialogue, Iva scallion, Guy Shell, Russell Dykes, Harold Dykes, George Marley, Troy Scallion, Roose- welt Kite, Puryear Ragland Tom Langdon and Alice Grass.
 Angels Twilight 'serenade (Nellie Crabb) Miss Velma Sibley
 Song, When I Went To School With You" Dorothy Earnest and Georgie Weaver.
 Piano solo, "Wandering in Dream land," reverie (Mergen), Exye Burks
 Drummer boys song and drill, by Fourteen boys.
 Duet Valse, (Butler), Mona Dedman and Dorothy Earnest. Recitation, "Sambos Prayer" Ester Benton. Duet Little Boy Blue" (Engelman) Iva and Troy Scallion
 Play, "In Want of a Servant, Lela Shell, Alice Grass, Rachael Nven Georgie Weaver, Merle Mays, Dorothy Earnest Hazle Mosely and Venita Simmons.
 Trio, Grand Imperial March (Drum- heller), Lela Shell, Merle Mays and Dorothy Earnest. Piano solo, Scottish band march CButler) Pauline Clark, Hoop Drill Georgie Weaver, Dorothy Earnest Alice Grass, Rachel Niven, Leila Shel | and Merle Mays. Duet, Call Me Back Schattische | (Fischer) Ester Benton and Rache Niven.
 Piano solo Ocean Pearl Valse' Drumheller,) Hazle Mosely.
 Song, "You Can't Guess Who Flirted With Me-" Minnie Raferty anG Velma Sibley.
 Closing address, Merle Mays. Closing song by the school.
 The following medals were award ed:
 Highest average, gold medal, Rache, Niven.
 Highest in arithmetic, gold, Guy Shell.
 Attendance, gold, Guy Shell, Lela Shell, Roosevelt Kite, George Morley and Flossie Wilson. Attendance, silver, Tom Langdon Russell Dykes Iva Scallion, Eugene Ernest, Duglas Earnest, Dorothy Earnest.
 Spelling match, large class tie between Guy Shell, Lela Shell, Iva scallion, Alice Grass, Martha Kyte and Rachel Niven. Drawn for and won by Alice Grass.
 Spelling match, small class Lillian Dedman.
 Progress in music. gold medal, tie between Velma Sibley and Minnie Rafferty.
 Second in music, silver medal, Exye Purks.
 This closes one of the most success ful years the school has had. Miss