El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-24
PLAYGROUND. DEMONSTRATION BY THE
BEALL SCHOOL CHILDREN FOR TOMORROW

this game the following teams have
been duly organized. BOys-Giants and
White Sox, Tigers and Cubs. Girls
Diamonds and Pearls a number OF
volley ball tams have also been
formed. Mr.. jackson says this game
is also highly commendable, for 1t IS
inexpensive requires small space ana
admits Of a wide range Of players
Track and field athletics have not
had time TO take any definite form,
however, many of these, such as
jumping. sprinting, potato and relay
racing. vaulting, and horizontal par
exercising, are being successfully used
and bid fair for real success in the
future.
Folk Dances
Besides the organized, competitive
games and athletic events, play as a
factor in education is being further
successfully carried out in a great
variety Of folk dances under the d1-
rection of Miss Prater, who is assist
ed in this work by the teachers OF
the lower grades. They are also &C
complishing splendid results in the
various ring plays and ring games
for the little tots"
In keeping with the spirit Of the
I playground and recreation movement,
the work in this school is purely IN
Z selfish and opens its campus TO all
clean, decent boys As a result Il
boys from other public schools, four
from private schools and 20 working
ana naELlallN ELlDADe Gu lug1 nave IGI--
| enlisted in the playground activities.
Program Tomorrow.
In order 10 show, in a small way,
some Of the possibilities of, and 10
stimulate among the schools greater
interest in the playground movement
a program has been arranged for to
morrow from 4 to p m
In the program for this event no at
tempt is to be made TO display fin
ished product. impossible for such a
intended merely TO
show something Of every day play
/ ground activities OF the school
I The following program viii be
1 given:
| Observation-Disclosures VS.. NiOlets, Roses
I VS.. Pansies, Aeronauts VS.. Wireless,
/ Marine VS.. Eiectricals, Juniors vs..
{ Scrubs.
I Pearls, Giants VS.. White Sox, Tigers
voIiey ball-Gold knobs VS.. silver
| Tips. Fairies vs. Brownies, Copper
/ Heads vs. Gold Knobs, Iron Bars VS..
league baseball-schOol boys vs..
/ employed boys
Arch and tunnel ball-Arch ball,
| high fourth VS.. low fourth; tunnel
/ ball, high third vs.. low third
Athletic Events.
Standing broad jump, standing high
D jump, running high jump, running
] broad jump. potato racing, relay rae
l ing. three-legged racing, sprinting (5u
/ yard DASH, vaulting, horizontal bar
| exercises.
Folk Dancing and singing.
LOBBY Loo" singing game, Misses
/ Browns and Barclays high first
/ grades
Pop Goes the Weasel" singing
! game, Miss Sullivan's low first grade.
] Hickory Dickory Dock" singing
| game, Mrs. Matkin's low first grade
Garden game, singing game, Miss
| Hughes's low first grade
The Little Washer Woman" sing
| ing game, Miss Howells high first
( grade.
Miss Turrentine's high first grade.
Comm Thro' the Rye" social game
/ Misses elders and Rather'a low and
! high second grades.
'Greeting and Meeting" singing
| game, Mrs. -AielIo's low third grade
! Children's polka, folk dance, Miss
/ Rumsey's low third grade
] "Hansel and Gretel." German folk
l dance, Miss Bengomine's low and high
/ third grades
, Blinking" gymnastic game, Miss
! Buckaloo's high third grade.
Tailor's dance, Swedish singing
game, Miss Binn's low fourth grade.
Italian peasant dance, rhythmic
I same, Mr. Jackson's high fourth
/ Hop. Mother Annika." gymnastie
/ game, Miss Prater's low fifth grade.
Ace Of Diamonds folk dance,
I Misses Taylor's and Messimer's high
I Il1th and nigh and low sixth grades.
Duchess dance Narcissur. Miss
: Iseac's high and low seventh grades
Many miscellaneous games will be
I played on the grounds during the two
I hours festival