The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
FOURTH STREET
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The pupils Of the North Fourth
street school held their closing cN-
crcises last week on Tuesday, Ned
.ncsday Thursday and Friday. IN Ordcr
10 give the graduating class, the ath-
ctic teens. the slcnt-Tenchers $50
citation and ali tile pupils OF h school
who uspaiiy .pkc Part In the closing
program. q chance TO appear Oh sop
araIe programs.
The features OF the graduating ca
crcises on Tuesday were an address by
Mrs. Jown W. Wilson. county sup
eiintendcnt In which she annonced
hat amer Il year. OF service as a
teacher In that district, Mrs. O'Connsr
Roberts, the principal, was leaving,
and expressed the regret that all pa
irons and pupils OF the school, aud It's
directors. and all her co-workcfs. feel
in Mr. Roberts departure the
school. A gift OF "A large bouquet "a
roses. and gifts from each class room
by one OF Us representatives, was pre-
sented TO Mrs. Roberts. She made a
brief and feeling little speech %
thanlu. The class play, .Al Martins
Country store" was carried through
with spirit and was most amusiiis.
Every kin OF village character one
could imagine WAS represented mere,
and very well portrayed. A little
'picanninnias drill" would only an
swer 10 n encore. which was iiot
half OF what the audience called FOR.
There was a very pretty scarf drill IN
the class c0lOrH and a single stick driil
that was very military looking. Tho
a%alutatory was given by Bessie SAN
chez, the class prophecy by hOnat,i
lfclriott. the class poem by victoria
Fitzgerald. class viii Thelma Collier,
valodictory, Katherine Lytton, Thes,
were the seven members Of the grad
uatinG class.
ON "wednesday. the field exercises
were held, consisting Of the dedication
OF "A tree to the heroes Of the state who
fell In the great wRr. the dedication oi
q tree 10 Our soldier pupils, n the
presentation and acceptance Of the
seventh grade git. America and The
Star %Spangled Banner" were sung by
the pupils.
Thursday evening the Parcnt-Teach-
ers association play was presented.
and a more amusing exhibition II
would be hard 10 have found, with
the parents dressed up as children and
1 PLAYING their parts ~ such. And they
did Il well too. The proceeds OF tho
| play will go toward the purchase OF
"A library for the school. "a "a circu-
hating library for the parents Of the
District.
The closing exercises Of the entire
glNnA Wtft n'ln fAANh1 AtA'AA"NNt "ft'
Included the presentation 81 the grad
uating class to Mr. Milne, and its ac-
~ceptance BY him; solos. folk dances.
drills me singing by the entire school
H,spccinl mention should be madt
/ OF tho pros rams. which were made h2
Mrs. O'Couner Roberts, principal. Two
tulips In the school cOlofs. purple and
yellow, wee painted IN water color
ON the front 81 the programs, which
also were decorated with "A Kodak pie
turo OF the new eight room schoo.
house. on the back was u kodak pie
uure OF the old Courtroom school house
aud on the inside OF the covers were
pictures OF the ~ duating class, ths
boys basket ball team, the girls haa'
kot ball team. u 'he track team thal
won first place in the county tracl
meet this spring.
TIE teachers az the school ares
Mrs OfConner Roberts, Miss Cecilia
Murphey. Miss Barbara Harris, Miss
caroline Aiichaels. Miss Reba ConnOr
and Miss Lucy Luna