The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-01-31
SCHOOL NOTES
McDONOGH NO. 4.
GRADUATION EXERCISES

The graduation exercises at Nc
DOnogh No. will be held on Friday
February l, from $50 to II a. m
The public is cordially invited to at
tend. Following is a list of the
graduates:
Elmer Barichivich, Joseph Bevan
Behrman French, Gaines Glider
Frank HOrnsky. Lemly Hubener
Warren Lawson, Camille Pitre. Geo
Rau, Harry Rau, Francis Sadler
AdOlph WOlvertOn
SCHOOL PRIDE
The right spirit was displayed by
Vincent ROsamOna, Aaron Breaux
Alvin Leather. Anthony Dinapoli
Charles Sutherland and Abram Dai
gle on Thursday, January - The
coal had been received on that day
and, as there was no one to carry il
in, these boys very kindly consented
to do so.
SCHOOL BANK INSTALLED.
During the early part of the week
the school bank was installed at Nc
DOnOSh No. I. So far it has been
very successful, and to encourage the
habit of saving Mr.. Peter Rupp has
discontinued the selling of candy to
the children, thereby enabling them
to add this money to their bank ac-
counts. This thOughtfulness on his
part has been greatly appreciated.
CLOSING EXERCISES.
The closing exercises of the Eighth
Grade of McDOnogh No. will be
held in the assembly hall of the
school at $3.50 a. N. Friday, Febru-
airy l, 1918.
The class numbers twelve manly
boys. who have worked faithfully
and, in spite of unavoidable inter.
ruptions during the past term. have
succeeded in completing their studies
in the elementary school with salts
faction.
Each member of the class has
taken the deepest interest in all
school activities, especially in the
Thrift Campaign have they shown
their good will by cheerfully giving
their spending money to their coun-
try to help carry on the war until
victory is assured.
II 10 thC VI
the graduates will continue their
studies in some higher institution of
learning and go out into the world
of business thoroughly trained and
educated men.
PROGRAM.
The following will be the program
for the graduation exercises on Fri
day, February /, 1918, from $3.50 to
IL a. m:
Song. THE Call of the Flag"
Eighth and Seventh Grades.
Recitation, ''Unfurl the Stars"
Reany Angelo.
Recitation. Ragged Dicks Les
SON." Gaines Glider, Joseph Bevan
and Adolph Woolverton.
Song, Joan of Are" Eighth and
Seventh Grades.
Recitation, "Old Flag" Milton
Acker.
Dialogue, True Usefulness" Behr-
man French and Frank Hornosky.
Selection, Moonlight Waltz" Or
chestra.
Recitation, "A Woman's Prayer"
Ray keenan,.
Dialogue, True to His Colors,"
Philip Saleeby and Marcel Serpas.
Song, THE Flowers of Dixie
Land Sixth Grade.
Dialogue. Brandy Drops" Elmer
Lemly Hubener and
Francis Sadler.
Recitation, THE Two Roads," Ro-
land Cayard.
Song, ''Hush-a-Bye, Ma Baby"
Eighth and Seventh Grades.
Dialogue, The Thief" George
Rau. Adolph Wollverton and Frank
Hornosky.
Selection. Dance of the Honey
Bees" Orchestra.
Recitation, The Countersign,"
Eugene lie Boeuf.
Recitation; The Mediator" Frank
O'Donnell.
Song, 81 Wonder What He Is Doing
Tonight" Eighth and Seventh
Grades.
Recitation, The Language of the
Flag" Mark Hynes.
Recitation. THE American Flag"
Clyde Glider.
Song, When Our Boys Come
Marching Home" Eighth and Seventh
Grades.
Selection, "whistling JOHN Or
chestra.
Dialogue, The Real Gentleman"
Harry Rau and Camille Pitre.
Dialogue, The Know Nothing"
George Rau, Camille Pitre. Warren
Lawson and Joseph Bevan.
Song, Our Captain Never Lost a
Battle" Seventh and Eighth Grades
The Star-Spangled Banner" 1.-TWO
verses) and America" (three
verses).
MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA.
John Beninate, Edgley Scroth,
Francis Sadler, Gaines Glider, Isa-
dore Davis, Malcolm Schwarzenbach
and Adolph Woolverton.
AnOU ,DJ NfEVED C(~uAOU.