Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-21
Cecil Johnson, Editor-in-Ch

Cecil Johnson, Editor-in-C Chief.
Most of US will readily recall the
Music Fest which was one of the
most important events of last year.
1t is remembered as an occasion Of
delight and joy. Miss Hughes is now
ready to present to the public an
other such musical program, but this
years program will be quite differ
ent. The following numbers will be
given:
High School Band.
Girls Glee Club-"Beauteous Night, O
Night of Love-" from Tales OF
Holman.
Boys Glee Club-"We,ll Meet Again
Tonight"
High School Orchestra.
COX dansen"-Mock Fight by Twelve
Boys.
Mixed Glee Club-"Softly My Heart
Unfolds," from Samson and De-
lilah.
Girls Glee Club-"Water Lilies
Karl Linders.
Reading-Allie May McCook Mere
dith.
Boys Glee Club-"Carry Me Back to
Old virginny."
High School Orchestra.
Highland Fling by Girls from the
grades.
Mixed Glee Club-"Sweet Genevieve"
Tucker.
High School Band.
The program, it will be noticed, is
of great variety, including boys and
girls from both the grades and the
high school. The various organiza-
tons have spent great deal Of time
and energy in preparing themselves
for this occasion. Their selections
are lively and attractive and ring
with melody. If you wish to hear
some genuine voice music, don't fail
to be at the opera house Friday
night. The Mock Fight and the
Highland Fling are sure to be very
features. while the mere
mention Of . reading by Mrs. Mere
dith will assure US that we will hear
a very excellent selection. Don't for
get the time, May 81, nor the place,
the opera house, nor the interesting
features, and don't forget to come.
The Seniors are directing their
time and energy upon preparations
for the final week. Several are en-
gagged in writing their c:ass day adj
dresses, while others are busy with
the class play.
Last Thursday marked the arrival
of the Memoir rs. All of us had
looked forward to this eventful time
when many of our hopes and antici-
pations realized and our anxieties
satisfied. 1t can be truthfully said
that the Memoir is a production
which compares we'll with any high
school annual in this state. To wit
ness the rush and scramble to secure
one or more of those esteemed pro-
auctions was to witness q spirit OF
patriotism and eagerness which had
one of its sources in C. H. S. pride.
Everyone seems we'll satisfied with
the Memoir and it will remain perm
anently as a memorial to the ener-
gies of the class of 1915.
The second base ball game of the |
season will occur on our home
grounds with West Union Friday,
May 81. West Union is reported to !
have a first class team which will |
probably give us q closer and better |
game than that which we had with
Usage. The Cresco boys are going
to spend their time in profitable prac-
tice this week. Let's all boost and |
help C. H. S. win.
C. H. S. met defeat in the first |
game of the season which was play !
ed last Saturday with Usage. We |
were all DESTROYS of scoring victor
iously in this game but tate or some
thing deemed the contrary. The |
score of to 4 shows, however, that |
it was fairly close game, Usage be-
ing able to win the bigger score be- |
cause of one or two incidental err
rors on the part of our players. The |
first two innings were played without |
either team scoring. The prospects |
were certainly looming up as a close
game when Usage scored in the first |