Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-21
Attraction at the Grand Opera
House Tonight
TRINIDAD BALL TEAM
HERE SATURDAY
When it is Hoped that Our Boys
May Win and Get Another Try
for the Pennant

the Grand this evening and will
undoubtedly pack that place of
entertainment to the doors.
This is reported to be the most
pretentious class play that has
ever been attempted by our high
school, but those who have at
tended rehearsals state that under
the excellent tutelage of Miss
Dickson the performers have be-
come quite proficient and the play
will be most creditably staged.
A slight conception of the mag
nitude of the play may be gained
from the following cast of char
acters:
Tom Brown William Chambers
Gerald Thorne tstroke oar OF varsity
eight Marion jackson
Wilfred Kenyon (who is not his own
MASTERY Calvin Faulk
Clayton Madden Lloyd Babcock
John Cartwright -.-- Archie St. John
Tubby Anderson ----------H Homer Black
Happy Thurston---- Harry Barnes
Walter Barnard Lloyd Tewes
Warren Pierce Harry Conner
Thompson Coyne- Harold Randall
tStudents with properly developed
college spirit
Bud Hall VARSITY coach) ----Jerre Cover
Victor Cotton twho wants English crew
to defeat his Alma Mater Glenn Culp
Coddington manager of the English
crew. ------ Earle Zimmerman
Ellis manager of varsity crewl-----
Walter Haley
Cap. Hodges Ward Fenton
Geo. Selwyn -----------R Russell Goodner
Jas. Van Rensselaer, ------ Russell Holder
members Of varsity crew.
Old Clothes
Reynolds (servant) .--
O'Hara tdoorkeeper) Glenn Lee
Mrs. Kenyon n------------ Edith Rariek
Evelyn Kenyon Gladys Sever
Marian Thorne Evelyn Nelson
Edith Sinclair ---------- Mabel Baxter
Virginia Waleott Marion Randall
Pandora Brown n----Evangeline Hauck
Margaret Sandwich girD ----Luetta Rice
Program girls: Chloe O'Connor. Bessie
Worthington
Baseball dope"
The first baseball game played
on our home grounds this season
by the high school team was play
ed Saturday, when our boys play
ed La Junta. We were defeated
by score of 3 TO |. This game
was not league game and will
not be counted l.: the games play
ed by Rocky Ford for the pen
nant.
Trinidad comes here next Sat-
urday, and this game is the de-
Gliding game for the pennant. If
Trinidad wins they will secure the
pennant, but if we win it will be
tie among the three schools in
the league. Everybody come out
and see us win.
School Notes
The next number of the Lyceum
Soulse Will De heiu dL tlc HiSH SCiiOoi
auditorium Wednesday evening, April
26 at 8 o'clock. Denton c. Crowl will
give the Sam Jones lectures.
The next meeting of the Parents and
Teachers will be held Tuesday, April
25, at 7:3O sharp. This will be union
meeting, as mentioned last week.
Last Thursday DIR. Vosburgh gave a
short talk before the assembly. His
topic was a Contrast of the Civiliza-
tion of the United States and Europe"
The talk was very interesting and
many new ideas concerning European
art was learned.
Miss Lola Custer told stories to the
young people Wednesday afternoon.
The entertainment was held at the
high school and an admission of cents
was charged. Miss Custer is from
New York City.
The high school ball team met the
Rocky Ford Cubs on the local diamond
yesterday afternoon and furnished
couple of hours entertainment for
fair-sized crowd of fans.