The Little River news., 1916-06-03
EVERY PROGRAM
 A BIG TRIUMPH
Series of Commencement Programs Best In History of the School;
 Close Friday Night.

Schools were the best in the his Ory of the school. On Tuesday Wednes- Gay and Thursday nights the large au- l ditorium was packed to capacity and the crowds ovelfiowed into the corri- dors of the building. Large number: of people f. om nearby towns anG coln- try were there each night. The grad uating night program, which will not be held un il after We go to press, is expected to be the continuation of ;. week of triumph.
 On account of the number and length tf the programs it will be impossible to nenlit the un,bers in detail. Every nHnbt" ol every program show ed careful training on the part of the teachers and talent and application on the part of the pupils. The costum- ing, the stage settings and decorations all fitted into a perfect picture that was plea sing.
 Primary Department.
 No one of ;he program, was more enjoyed than the Tuesday night en- tertainment by the little fellows in tho primary department. The drills, plays and songs were delivered with romp of joy and spirit that was delightful. The News only wishes that it could make personal mention of the part of each one of the scores of little folks who acquitted themselves so credit ably.
 The program for the night follows:
 Music, Glissando, Ideil Middlebrook.
 Opening chorus, first graoe.
 Music Drcklings Kathleen Haizlip. r Merry Little Cooks, first grade girls. Flower party, first grade.
 Music, Song of the Anvils, Julietio Orton.
 Music, Dream Faneies, Ethsl Keenes
 Mother Goose Convention, Second and Third Grades.
 One Days Fun, Third and Fourt: Grades
 Wednesday Night.
 Wednesday nights program was rendered by the grammar grades. This program was especially good The drills were the best we have ever seen. The patr otic drill was an inspiration, and the shepherds drill with i flash of color and pretty costuming was pretty. The old song medley was fine. | The musical numbers were lively and pleasing The recitatioEs made hits The play also deserves especial men, tion. The program in full follows:
 Opening song by tn school.
 Solo, Jolly Joker Engle nan, by Lolo Carriker.
 Sextette, Just what a Lie Maiden Should Go by six girls,
 Patriotic drill, sixteen girls.
 Reading, Dorothy Corbetc.
 Solo Village Fiddler, Rinard by Ursa Ringgold.
 SeXtette, Bella Bacca Waidtanfel by Mamie May Parks. Mildred Johnson, Alberta Jones, Beth Cowling, Fife Marr Westbrook, Fife Draper
 Reading, Beth Bowling.
 Shepherds drill. eight girls and boys.
 Old song Medley. number of boys and girls.
 Quartette, Valse De Concert Ma tie, Willie Bi' hop, Madge Collins, Dora Holmes. Mary Poland.
 Play, Bravest Boy of Bunker Hill. Closing Song.
 Thursday Night.
 Thursday nights program was rem dered by the Athenean and the Dem osthenean societies of the school This program was delivered by the best literary and musical talent in the school and was a fitting climax to all that had gone before. The program closed with a lively debate, which was che of the big features of the program The decision was given to the affirma- tive. The full program follows:
 Opening address, John Wood.
 Chorus, Shubert's Serenade. High school pupils.
 Reading. Aunt Sylvias First Lesson in Geography, Grace Johnson.
 Quartette, Piano, Comrades in Arms, va Johnson, Elizabeth Sanderson, lola Turner Rose Sanderson
 Essay, Americas S Gift to the World, Rosa Hall.
 Violin Solo-Barcarolle Jack Phil lips. Piano accompaniment, Hazel Hicks.
 Reading. What would you call it?