Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13
TWENTY-FIVE GRADUATES
THIS YEAR
Splendid Address by R. |.
Jones, State Superintend-
ent Of Schools.

evening, proved most enjoyable. The
Numbers were uniformly excellent,
and highly appreciated by the very
large audience that attended although
weather was threatening. The use Of
three pianos was extensive, Eve Of the
fourteen numbers Of the program in
volving these Instruments, and they
were all good. Miss Meyers, the
teacher, deserves praise for her earn
est work in drilling these pupils who
played so cleverly. The violin select
ions were under charge of Mrs. Wood,
a very successful teacher of the violin,
and they we're very good, recall was
demanded in quintette. "Aria and
Vivace" from La Favorita. A violin
number not Oh program was one by
Roy Curtis, of Sequachee, who showed
considerable aptitude for pupil of
eight lessons experienc.
The chorus by high school girls was
excellent and got recall. The waltz
serenade by Virginia Hoge was snoth-
or good number, and the duet, Hard
Times in Boyland," by Masters Turn
er and Hall was we'll done, and at a
recall they sang "Tipperary.. The
reading. "When I'm Married." by
Miss Monnie Jenkins, was excellent.
"Muff'' was something in musical
comedy style, and the voice parts were
well sung. "The Winning Ways Of
Grandma Days was delineation of
an old fashioned minuet as brought
ont In the dream of a young lady, who
saw grandma bowling and curtseying
in the old and stately minuet. Eight
young ladies participated in the min
net, and it was very gracefully rend-
cred.
The following is the program In full
with names of participants:
''Spring Flowers. Polka in Thirds,
Behr-Anita Hackworth, Irene
Gillian, Thursa Taylor, Fannie Darr,
Lucy Britain, May Kirkpatrick, EN-
ma Kelly, Ruby Prigmore and Joe Le-
land.
Chorus, "Once on Time. Parker
High School Girls.
Invitation to the Dance, Afr. by
Carl Heins-Jennie May Meyers.
Lucy Bugg, Louise Kelly and Le-
na Hoge
4'Softly the Wind Signs Tonight,
Waltz Serenade. Wildermere
Virginia Hoge.
Joe Leland, Fannie Darr. Emma
Kelly, May kirkpatrick. Lucy Brit
tain, Irene Gillian and Ruby Prig-
more.
Violin Quartette, "Anne Boleyn Cav
otte," Tolhurst Misses Turner.
Taylor, Turner and Deakins.
Presentation of Medals
"Muffs, or The Husbands Mistake
Jerome. Characters: Anita Hack
worth, soprano. newly engaged young
lady. Allen Mccullough, tenor, her
fiancee. Flora Pearl Armstrong, alto,
y young wife. Byron Pope. baritone,
her lsusband.
Faust Waltz, Gounod-Eva Barber,
Myrtle Dykes, Lucy Bugg. Fannie
Darr, Louise Kelly and Lena Hoge.
Reading, when I'm Married." Sc
lected- Monnie Jenkins.
Polacca Brilliant. Bohm-Flora Pearl
Armstrong, Ruth Cannon. Myrtle
Dykes, Anita Hackworth and Eva Bar
ber
Hard Times in Boyland. Eldlidge-
Melville Turner and Marshall Hall.
Violin Quintette-"Aria and Vivace'
from La Favorita, Harris Misses
Turner, Taylor, Turner. Deakins and
Mrs, Wood,
Winning Ways of Grandma's Days.
The graduation exercises were con-
Quoted Friday evening before very |
large audience and the following was
the program;
Song
Bedel BY Moonlight. Op. i39, No 3.
Chopin-,Valse in Sharp Minor, Op.
GA, No. 2.
Tausig Military March. op.
81, No. /.
Miss Armstrong
Chorus-A May Day Dance-Nevin.
Braham Hungarian Dance, No. 8.
Op. 9, No 2
Reinhold d-Impromptu, Op. %, No. 3.
Miss Cannon.
Address-Dr. r. l.. Jones.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Chorus Fa wn- footed Mamie.
The music of both performers was
excellent and very lengthy memorial
tions of the music page. The songs
we're excellent, the graduates, twen-
ty-two in number, being massed upon
The stage, and presenting a beautiful
picture of the youth of Marion. The
ADDRESS of r. L. Jones, State super
ntendeut of Schools. was on the topic
lf efficiency, and was ably present
sd. Nr. Jones is big man with big