The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-05-22
OPELOUSAS HIGH SCHOOL
ENDS SUCCESSFUL TERM
WITH ENTERTAINMENTS
Miss Averta Wright Carries Off Highest Honors Being
Awarded All Medals, Miss Bertinot and Arnold
Wnsberg Win Scholarshps--J A. Haas
Presents School With $50000
The following program was carried

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out:
March by Mrs. A. L. Dejean; Song,
Seventh Grade, Mrs. A. L. Dejean,
pianist; Farewell Adress by Mary
Kate Ballard; Welcome Address by
! Richard Mornhinveg; Chorus, Spring,
: Gentle Spring sung by the following
children: Sybille Hollier, Floy Ed
wards, Vernon Fontenot, Helen East
ham, Regina Reaux, Yetta Presberg,
Marie Pitre, Mary Ballard, Margeret
Walker, Katie Pitre, Lucille Dunbar,
Rose Bernard, Lucille Guidry, Helen
Garland, Agnes Allen, Josie Chach-
ere, Rena Pitre, in charge of Miss AL
inc Dezauche.
A Scottish dance, Coming Through
The Rye in charge of Miss Margeret
| Sanders was one of the features of
the evenings entertainment and was
participated in by the following: Ver-
non Fontenot, Mary Amy, Regime
Reaux, Helen Eastman, Lucille Dun
bar, Ruth Devillier, Sybille Hol!ier.
Vera Mae Briggs, Marie Louise Pitre
Ethel Pitre and Helen Garland.
The Story Book Song gotten up by
Misses M. Evans and Bee Crawford
was original and exceedingly inter
vesting as the little tots took off their
part in a splendid manner. The fol-
lowing participated:
Ole King Cole by Oscar Fux; Moth
er Hubbard. Gertrude Fontenot: Jack
Be Nimble, Wilder Roberts; Sn4arty
Smarty, Josephine Dubuisson; Jack
Horner, Willie Winsberg; George For
gle, Frederick Dupre; Peter Pumpk-
in Eater, Marshal Mcleod; Tom
Tucker, Jerome Haas; Boy Blue,
Harry Garland; Mother Goose, Ar
thena Jeansonne; Simple Simon
Floyd Hinton; Jack, Landon Black
sher; Peter Piper, Charles Savant;
Old Woman In Shoe, Victoria De-
jean; Miss Muffett, Ethel Boagni; Pc
Peep, Juliet Jacobs; Humpty Dump
ty, Francis Lassalle; Tom Tum Pi-
per Son, Willie Littell; Polly Put the
Kettle On, Madeline Allen; Queen of
Hearts, Ruth Devillier; Peter Peter
Daughter, Dorothy Lawler; Goosey
Grander, Anna Tatman; Jumping
Joan, Pearl Anding; Jack Sprat, Wal
lace Attaway; Jack Sprats Wife, Et-
hel Berthaud; Little Girl. Idsle Bor-
gone; Milk Maid, Edna Peveto.
LITTLE CHILDREN
Meta Perkins, Patricia Kerr, Ver-
non Amy, Gladis Guidry, Iris Robert
Marie Louise Allen, Ethel Wallior,
Josie Amy, Viola Bourdier, Alice Nc
Spadden, Elsie Durio and Thelma Sell
lers.
The Grecian Dance in charge of
Miss Sanders was considered one of
the very best parts of the evenings
entertainment. The children were
dressed in old Grecian style and the
barefeet feature was vary effective.
Those who took part were Mary Kate
Ballard, Floy Edwards, Ruth Brock,
Vernon FOntenot, Genevieve Guilbeau
Blanche Alleman, Louise Gosselin,
Bonnie Kerr, Lillian Jacobs, Ethel
Jones, Yvonne Pavy, Muriel Smith
and Marian Sandoz.
The presentation of the certificates
was made by Principal Paul D. Pavy.
The Seventh Grade was in charge of
Miss Edith Mayer. Following are the
ones who received their certificates
on Wednesday night.
Blanche Alleman, Connie Anding,
Florence Attaway, Emma Burr, Ruth
Brock, Mary Kate Ballard, Blanche
F'ux, Louise Gosselin, Genevieve
Giulbeau, Ethel Jones, Lillian B. ia
cobs, Vera Smith, Leonie Tujague,
Olga Vidrine, Levina Fisher, Bonnie
Kerr, Josephine Rider; Marters FL
vidge Amy, Louis Bernard, James
Bourdier, James Broussard, Alvin
Durio, James Curley, Ivan Holdman,
Alton Mornhinveg, Joe Pavy, Mar
shall Prescott, Morton Roy, Rene Stel
ly, Eldon VOORHEES,, Will Voorhies
and Julius Winsberg.