The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-26

M1ndGht ENG In a tie score untll mage
Torn shot three brilliant baskts In
mid succession and gave US "a sub
ssStaIltial lead. q
|ss III the second half Missouri Valley
rare back grizzly determined to put
4llGs score board markings where there
iguald he no question about the final
With only two minutes left
9hich to play the score stood rs
sst0s IA AT this moment Bradley, Mis-
D ri IN Valleys star forward who had
u h ~ out Uf the game UP to this point
D Ruse Of a weak heart, appeared up
" III the floor. The rooters went wild
I 10 minutes Of furious playing fol
4 l0Ned IN which the only score made
Was . basket by Denison,s left for
WnFd and Denison had won the game
ITO "a. +! .ss
II you want to know the last word
I'M basket ball come out and see Coun-
1xtl Hlun's wonderful basket ball team
gp1aY Denison tonight. The game Is
caMed Tor eight o'clock. .i ts
y Incidentally the game with Ames
ion Friday night. Is also going to he 9
Nhummer. Don't miss it.
4 saskatchewan Humphrey left Mon
lay evening for Chicago to attend the
i aannal meeting OF the National Super
! Residents association.
n Miss Hoffman, who has been en-
aspl0yed by the school board to super
sNiso. health conditions in our public
schools, has been giving physical ex-
s1rajnati0ns during the past week, pay
Nm particular attention to adenoids,
eySStght and teeth. She reports that
about 80 per cent Of the children have
4 1Gctive or decayed teeth. ;4S
Fort Dodge IS evidently planning
L ko make her public school system
nous throughout the United States.
itDCnd a. were recently voted for a $780,
leo bull ding. II this report Us correct
MI viii rive her the finest high school
buiI Hing In the state and, as far as
w can learn. In the middle west. @
lis Anna Karr is leaving Saturday
Tor her home at Indianola She will
snpOnd q few weeks at home before go
adng O1 to Chicago where she will be-
I IN j cburse in nurses training Miss
kAxf has proven most efficient
staScher. We are sorry to hayaGto bid
MI go0d bye, aud wish hel the best
SOf success In her new rk.
The junior high schO01 celebrated
washington birthday last Friday af-
ternOon by giving most excellent
s6r0xram Ii honor of their guests, the
s1enior high school and faculty. In
fact the program proved SO excellent
4hat. 81 was necessary to repeat 1t on
- koaday evening when the children's
ID afents were invited.
Tie first part OF the program was a
5Er0upe OF tributes to Washington
which were lboth selected and pre-
1 aenfId effectively. The first Of these,
Van. Dyke,s Tribute to Washington"
vaS given By Margaret Kinney. Lo-
Neen Faul read the Hall of Fame"
/ md Rose Aebischer gave Estimates
Isl WASHINGTON The last number
of this group, vi Viviani at the Tomb
of Washington. was given by Eugene
.Eissman.
The second part of the program was
9..a pageant, .1The Good Fairy Thrift. :"
III first act showed the christening
!Es America, with the good Fairies
Bfingiug wonderful gifts. The unitl-
yited fairy Thrift, however, in revenge
h or the slight, sent Waste and her
curse. In this act the part Of Wash
ington was played by DerwOod Lock
safd with Edna Mae Simpson as Mrs.
washington, tMarcella Mccarthy as
Waste and Garland Grimes as aide de
camp.
The second act was a clever presen-,
tation OF a typical American family,
\ the Spends, George Luney winning
special applause as Will Spend. May
Spend, Katherine Woolston; Mr..
Spend, Raymond Sibbert, and Mrs,
Spend Sarah Pfarr were also effect
1jvey 4
ME second scene in this act gave
i Savings Bank, personified by Anan-
aus Grau, an opportunity to make
stirring appeal to the Spend children
and to call in the charming fairy
U Thrift, Maxine Robinson, who told
them how to break the spell. In con-
JiectiOn with this scene came two pref
sey folk dances, q Dutch dance by Erma
hath and Carmen Olry and a Japanese
dance by second grade girls.
The third act brought all to a hap
~ end, with the browning Of Fairy
Thrift and the rejection of the other
sfairies that their gifts would no long
M be wasted. Uncle Sam joined in
2jhiS celebration. This last named
pSrt was played by Glen Scott.
IA feature of the pageant was the
ring Of the seventh and eighth
arade boys with Bernice Richardson,
as BolOist.
The program was given under the
suneryision az Miss Selma Knoche Of
tGe, english department, Miss Anna
Soiinger, dramatic. coach, and Miss
Helen Wright Of the physical training
Recruitment, assisted by Miss Wini-
fred Wright supervisor OF music.
the next meeting Of the Kinder