Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
REMARKABLE CLASS DAY PROGRAM GIVEN
 AT TEMPE NORMAL

TEMPE. Jnne 2.-One of the most original and entertaining classday programs ever given at the Tempe Normal school was given by this years graduating class Monday night at the auditiroum. The members of the pro- fessiona1 class gave their part of the program in three numbers. the first being an impersonation of the Normal faculty which was splendid. Each member of the faculty was represented in his or her most common character istics, which were so well taken off by the seniors that even one not a stu dent could readily designate the fac ulty member being represented. The second number was an original and amusing take off on the junior play, .'The Professors Love Story which was presented by the junior class couple of months ago. Last was negro minstrel show. an exception ally good one, and had one not really known that it was entirely composed of talent from the senior class he would easily have thought that it was a company of real darkies from the south who had been in training. Some original jokes were gotten off on rnem- bers of the student body and faculty which caused much laughter and joll- ity among the entire audience.
 The members of the academic class then followed with their program, which was the first one of it's kind ever lziven in the Normal school. 4 scene was given in which each mem Der of the class was shown in his or her place or position in life ten years hence Miss Isela Redden appeared as a. housewife and mother and after a hard days work spent the whole evening in looking over pictures of the class of 1920 and as she pondered over them and wondered what each one was doing, one by one they ap- .peared in pantomine showing the place they were holding in the world.
 Following the program the seniors and juniors paraded to the top of the Tempe butte to the Normal "N' and there with lanterns the seniors made 20. The lanterns were then given to the juniors and they formed '21, and the juniors were allowed to carry the lanterns down. All then adjourned to the gymnasium. where a sumptuous feed was in store for theIh.
 Return From Solon1onviIle
 Mir. and Mrs. Price ANiclliffe re- turned to Tempe Sunday after spend ing a week in Solomonville visiting their daughter. Mrs. Nergne Massey.
 Here From Hayden
 AIr. and Mrs. John James of Hay den. Arizona, came in yesterday morn ing in their car. making the trip down here in . very short time. MT. James
  Kansas City. Kan, where he will be for several months looking after busi- ness interests. Mrs James and c1lif- dren will remain in Tempe until his return.
 Commencement Exercises
 Commencement exercises flor the Normal graduates will be held tonight in the auditorium. An appropriate program has been arranged and Lin Loney win give the commencement address.
 Visit Tn Texas
 AIr and Mrs. Charles Turner and datighter. Ada, left this morning for Texas where they will spend the entire summer visiting relatives.
 Mir Spotts Heard From
 A. r. Spotts. who for while was located in Tempe but is now in the Whippie barracks sanitarium in Pres colt, has written T. 4. Anderson to the effect that he is getting along nicely since he has been there. Mir. Spotts is an eX-servfce man who was | gassed in the Argonne battle in 1918 Land came to Tempe last winter from South Dakota in hopes of improving his health While MT. Spotts was in Tempe he received a great deal of att tention from the local branches of the American Legion and Women's Aux Hilary.
 Sunday School Picnic
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