Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-03-01
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(By d. H.

successful that arrangements are now
being made to take the Latin play and
Roman dance members to Cottonwood
to display their wonderful talent ana
ability. The trip planned is to be taken
saturday. March 10th and no doubt the
trip will advertise the literary aolllty
of the Grangeville High School.
AS an opening number to the Baconian
program given a week ago Thursday,
the high school band rendered several
well liked pieces.
Then following was given a demon
stration of garments made by the sew
ing classes Of the high school and bit
of the fashionable world was here dls
played in costumes from the light tennis
attire of Maud Sloan to the modern
French make up of Jean McGhie.
This was followed by Capt. GenevieVe
Edmundson drilling her Co. at squad
known as the Regular Home GUARDS.
A practical lesson or rather talk on
etiquette was then delivered by Mae
Cunningham, this being followed by
eomical selection by Jean McGhie,
.eWhy Shoe Clerks go Insane me
Baconian quartette then displayed tneir
musical talent by singing well liked
song, "Lhttle Orphant Annie. : dem
onstration of how to make fudge was
then given by May Oliver and Maud
Sloan Candy was passed thru the
audience to denote its wholesomeness'
The band then played several selec-
tons of classical music, which was fol-
lowed by Roman dance, one OF beauty
and rarely. The costumes used were
very fine and the dance in general was
we'll worth ones estimable recommended
ton.
The Latin play was then brought in
to play by first having all the charac'
ters to walk across the stage display
ing their antique dress and attire.
The cast of characters:
Prologue reader (who translates and m
terprets each scene in English before it
was given in Latin) Helen Norwood.
Tullia--bride ........... Myrtle ruler
Gaius Piso-bridegroom .......:.'.
....... Andrew Stockton
Cicero-father of bride. Walter Mason
Tarentia-mother OF bride. -:
Louise DeHaven
Lucius Piso--father of groom.
Herbert Brown
Mother of groom .... Mabel Oliver
NJ. Cicero Jr.-brother of bride.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Egpert h"ooV
Lester Kerlee and Vera Poe
Pontifix Maximus-high priest.
....... Philip Pfeufer
Assistant priest ..... Willard Rush
Matron assistant at wedding $3.50.
... Gladys Brammer
I.awver " Willard Rush
Pipers-Bob Burlingame, Paul AT.
wood, Gay Eimers.
Attendants of priests-Leo kahot,
Neil Erskine.
Servants
Mareipoe ........ Nina Decker
philotima ... Ros" Pfeufcr
Tire ....... Alice Frskine
Anna .............,.... MARY i",lls
A well liked piano duet was render
cd by Margaret Sasenbery and Lallah
Fulton between Scene l and III.
The program closed with song from
the Bacon ouartette "Close dat Eye.
Every one present enjoyed the pro
gram immensely and no doubt the
Bacon standard has now risen to perfec-
ton.
As basket ball season is now over,
Coach Chamberlain is keenly searching
for track and baseball material. lie
states that he is going to put out VIM
ming teams in both of these athletic
branches. and with much old and new
material it is thought that he will make
good his resolutions.
Thursday being Washington birth
day school was dismissed, this BENG
the first holiday since Christmas. AS
spring is close at hand, the vacation was
gladly made use of by the pupils.
A number of boys of the high school
have organized special sextet Tor the
purpose of singing at various school
entertainments and programs. MISS
Brooks has now charge of the sextet
and no doubt her directions Wall
develop the boys to a marked effect.
The next Delphian program will be
staged in about three weeks. very
entertaining program has been organic
ed and it will be well worth your at
tention. More accurate information
will be given later.
As the Lewiston basket ball game has
been called off and practice has
stopped, the season OF that game is now
Mt its end. Because the locals have ex-
perienced a successful year as victors
and financially they are to be greeted
by an Athletic Banquet, March 9th,
given by the United Student Body.
Miss Kerby has taken charge of the
serving of the banquet and is making
arrangements to serve forty couples.
The banquet will take place at the
school domestic science kitchens, start
ing at $3.50 sharp. Mr.. Wadsworth has
been selected POSTMASTER, Mr.. Urbahn
speaker of the school board, Charley
Hurley student body speaker, Dugald
Holsciaw cross country and basket
ball team speaker and Coach Chamber
lain as athletic speaker and presenter
of letters to the team. No doubt the
occasion will be one of much pleasure
and every one is expected to be thor
oughly satisfied before leaving. After
the banquet there will be dance given
by the Boys Dancing Club of Grange
VILE The entire public is invited to
this dance which is to be given either
at the l. o. o. F. hall or Schmadeka