Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-02-24

from grades two and three, trained
by Miss Foltz,
The jumping jack dance by BOYS
from grades five and six was most
effectively done. Their costumes were
yama yama suits made by their par
ents. Miss Evans trained these boys
and their acting showed the results
of careful and sustained work.
charming number was the vocal duet
by Georgia Money of the eighth grade
and Clifford Brissell of the seventh,
They were finely trained by Mrs. Nc
Kee and received hearty and we'll
merited applause.
AT the conclusion of the children's
part of the program Hon. Mark K
Averill delivered an interesting
speech on the significance OF the Biz
Brother movement. He was followed
by William Cuddy of the high school,
who gave a spirited rendition OF
paul Revere's Ride" The closing
number was Judge H. H. Atkinson,
who delivered an effective speech on
the eyer.new theme of George Wash
ington.
I Too high praise cannot be given TO
/ the committees of teachers and Elks
1 for their work or to the children for
their faithful and untiring efforts to-
ward the success of the program. The
committee of teachers was: Mrs. Jen-
ME Curieux, chairman; Miss Hazel
Taylor, Miss Irma Foltz. Miss Edna
Sullivan, Miss Jessie Evans; for the
Elks, L. A. Herring, chairman; Lowell
Daniels, Don Levers, Ray Robb
/ A touch of pathos was added to the
otherwise happy occasion by the fact
that Mrs. Hazel Mckenzie. a part OF
whose grade took part in the pro
gram, and who had herself worked
hard and faithfully training them for
the event. was Monday evening lying
but a short distance away in the hos
pital critically i'll with pneumonia
Many were the good wishes for hei
recovery that went out from the
hearts of the little ones she had
trained.
Following was the program
Lullaby" from Jocelyn; vocal sc
lection. Miss Muriel Robb; colonia
: dance, twenty-four children from frs
and second grades; instrumental Sc
lection, "Triumphal March," Paol'
Frontini, Grayson Schmidt; vocal Sc
lection, 1.-THE Baker" William Davis
Russian Snowstorm," song and dance
thirty-six girls from third and fourt
grades; Negro Lullaby fourteen
girls from second and third grades
Jumping Jack Dance" twelve boy
, from fifth and sixth grades; voca
a duet, THE Milking Song" Sunset,
Georgia Money and Clifford Brissen
Significance of Big Brother Nov
. ment," Bro. Mark R. Averill; recit
. ton, paul Revere's Ride" WI
= Cuddy: Life of Washington" Bro.
g H. Atkinson.
n The following children participate
in the Russian snow storm song al
- dance Evelyn Rogers, Mural Rede
9 baugh, Eta Uren, Catherine Curieu
n Elizabeth Davis, Edna Cleary, Berni
Trabert. Madeline Erickson, Ru
Tanner, Geraldine Smith, Cornell
Jones, Margaret Sloan. Evelyn Gey'
Ethel Rowe, Mae Gholson, Evel!
II Carlson, Mabel Mackey, Tillie Eyar
ii Dorothy Fottler, Mildred Marsh, A
mes Genoli. Dorothy Anderson, Flo
ence Ryan, Gertrude Hall, Josephi
Kennedy, Vivian Lyons, Gwendol
Mcleod, Gertrude Richards, Ru
Dunsdon, Geraldine Fitzgerald. TIL
ma Fleming, Kathleen Griffin.
N These gave the colonial dance.
re ellie Snyder, Norman Herring, M
in shall Brown, Helen North. Beyis We
re Doris Thomas. Wayne Tetrault, Gel
We've Gutteridge, Roy Kelley, Nj
of Shuey, Viola Goldsmith. Coryd
nv Peck, Frances James, Jack Sherw
M Bernice Rogers, Howard Lanthi
90 Josephine Prick, Julius Smith, o.
no Dean Schmidt, Everett Laurance.
~ The following executed the jur
ri. ing jack dance: Jack Chandler. Lie
IN. Swasey, Thomas Fitzgerald, Edwi
I'm OConnell, Ford Collet, Lawrence K
is sella, Murdoch Mcleod, Chris Sh
de rim, William Nicholas, William Saw
no Cebern Ross.
nd The following pupils took part
nd the negro lullaby: Mary Healy, FL
ON Seitz, Bertha French, Helen Pc
Addie Blair, belinda Petroni, Bes
NC Ford, Ella Grant, Bella Meaglia, '
a.. ian Truscott, Hilta Taival, Hilja 7
it'll val. Gladys Metts, Clemence Haryi
are Margaret Murver.