The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15

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stonfinnels Ir,m nArr ane,
shtI|ot. afoIsef nroar Of hlsh Hcnool
EfIHtHlE m 4ht oaglIrsfra vili furnish
tIn 1nnsIt shiloh hns hern written a.
NHrfaHF Cor lhiH play. Nlrfus HnwrI
|f nv new HrfnFft | rrIuf mUTFii
Nr0H Ihf t{nro. one group IT tnSH|
van - ~ Ihn mountains fqr he rter-
H4re4H which viii 30 aard 81 one
Hcore AltHpuah some cnalunlna hate
been ordered from q CUSTOMER anHI
uIUaIa are toluf made ~ professional
IrEtmrtrfr riNl others nre being
Haar by a nfoun % rziunirtn unas
trtd posters have htfn made ~ fhr
nII sIHsaaa hinder the direction % Mss
Wnu1uan. onH window oarle Err hr-
INK pilnfct bf ule prluiinN classes 81
rrrIrA bt Air. Ntifrn. Although not
i single member 81 the class Is yea a
suniuf' fDe mamhcfs Ut the t~ocutloas
GLASS have volunteered a. sell urhnla
80 fhuw ilieif ability as talcsmen. Al
rfelg somc tisacl sellers have secured
lAa promise ~ 70 persnns ~ bur
tteEria ll such school spirit - .
futlte Of Iha SUPPORT % Ire town. the
aoiIna Nlu BE- Aeid uut several days
holoIt tho PLAY h given.
opo Aihuuuerque hnslness man who
lecenily saw The paas IN Denver. given
~ fhf Hnsion community PLAYERS.
rsid. ~ q 4 good play. and II our
school gives Il half ~ well Is Il Was
given in Denver. there VIII he no
doubt OF rs success
strolIine Players
The rlper. Margaret Easieraay
Michael. h sword Easter
sh.s. -the-Dexn. .-ITie Gatnes
Nen ana Women OF Hamelin.
Jaephna. the borEomeisier. ..
John Wilkinson
Kurt. tho syndie charlcs Deanng
Peter. the Cunhler .-IrttnE Dhnielaon
Hans, me Butcher. .c,ide Mccullough
Axol. the Smith. Lloyd handle
Martin. tile Watch. ...s.. Jim Lamb
PETER. fhr sncristan Phillip osuna
AnhIrm, the Priest kennfth 9reutef
Town Crler. In Glnssmnn
Vsranika the wife OF kun
Newell Dixon
narbsrn. daurhier q laeobus
.-.-..... MarSaret Gusdoff
wife Of Hans the butcher.
Alice Crrlrhton
VIE of Anrl. the smith Helene ahsde
Wife 81 Martin. tne Watch. ..-
MARY frncaroli
Old Ursula Lois ~iAnthtcnm
children
..-olive Hardin
Hannel. Anita Pearce
Ilno. .Adcline Ciiuord
ltuul. -LutHit tthl
Iruut. .l.tunt lame
knno- -nofo'h> "'ose
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The REV. W. II. zelsler will deliver
The b-artaiaureate sermon 10 the senior
class Or the hiEh school on Sunday,
May 40. IN the high schel auditorium.
rhe date for the senior-junior prom
hns been chaurrd from Friday. May
"a a. Sniurlng. May -. The dluner
dnncn Will he given AZ the Masonic
temple. Tue juniors are planning 10
entertain the faculty and the depart
lng seniors 20 The best OF their ability.
spring football "a the high school Is
showing good prospects Cor next
year. There are about - men oat
every night. many OF them new. but
All showing up we'll The spring sen
snn Will c0utiunc until school ii out.
and should prepare men 30 theN VIII
o0ue into shape much sooner next
fall
"a IL very ~prohable that The high
Hchoui will have a football Held Of rs
1wn next fail. With hlenchcra 20 ac-
eommodate about SOC people.
Tho Hi-Y gave their weekly lunch
con Friday noon al the Y. ~. c. A.
afiio Lluthirum. Cuyier Ferguson. q
o Little arranged a very Interesting
program summing UP the athletic
events Of the year
MEnI9ORIOUs PROGRAM.
The occasion was graduation Of ten
grammar Erade graduates. aud The
close or the school rear a. the con-
aolidatcd rural school Ot Los 0rieEos-
las Candelarlaf. onday nisht.
From every direction came buggies.
wagons. automobiles. pedestrians IN
hundreds 70 applaud n q thef finest
programs ever heard IN the county or
city. The auembiy roo that nor
maliy seats about $50 persons had
not less than $50. with the corridors
filled. windows crowded inside and
crowd atandln al nroun the build
ing outside. II was inspiring 20 note
The enthusiasm Of school patrons and
interest In the work OF teachers and
students. Mrs. John W. Wilson.
county superintendent Of schools
gave a forceful address TO the grad
yates in English and had n Interpret
I'd Ia Spanish. Mr.. A. Montoya. for
mer school superintendent. who had
established the consolidated school,
spoke IN both languages n urged
the patrons 70 vote the bonds that
viii enable them 70 construct the
necessary three additional ooms 10
the building 20 care for increasing
number Of students. (Another COM
meniary on the effects Of pr0hlbitlon
laws that crowd school rooms ana
neceasitato new huildinEsl. Tn pro-
ufoFram war rich. a credn 10 any
students. n these have had TO stuoy
in another than their mother tongue.
An Indian operetta was al that could
be desired 81 even collcEc students
a frog drill BY Miss MRcAliistsf's
pupiiH was unique. fT'nis teNcher
hrfaolf made 30 special costumesl
Fnir3 dances, songs. "a Weary Milbc''
sketch, Spanish iamDorlne dancers.
tIhese were gailY dressed in ihe
regulation black and red a -Jack-in-
thc-boN' drill, a clever ''SunfioWcr'