The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
TRAINING SCHOOL OF WEST LIBERTY
NORMAL HAS INTERESTING PROGRAM
GENERALIZATION OF THREE BEARS
HIAWATHA AND ATTACK ON
FORT HENRY PRESENTED
s c nd Number on Commencement
Schedule Proves Biggest success OF
Year-Three Finish Grades

Friends and patrons Of the West Lib
cr,y Normal school were given rare
treat last evening at the annual pro-
gram of the training school OF the nor
nal, III which the STUDENTS Of III" pr!-
mary, Inicrmrdat" ard advanced SHADES
gave realistic interpretations Vl their
work during the PAST year.
The program was complete and well
received Following the ia:t number
diplomas Of gradlat: were presented
to Miss Garland BarcUs. Miss Mary
Crawford and Ivan BarcuS. by Miss JET
fcrson instructor Of the school.
The instructors Of the ihrc" depart
mrnts with their student instructors
were highly praised Tor lhcIr good WORK
and the program presented WAS by FAR
the bcst ever presented II the norman
town.
Opening the program, after SrNer"!
musical selections, the members az the
primary department presented Il dram
atiZttiun OF the fairy story of Three
Bears Miss Ecrna parsun, thu tini"St
younrSter in the school. played the part
OF Golden Locks. and WAS the biggest
hit Of the act. Richard Kelly played
the part Of Papa Hrar; Miss Elizabeth
Shields the part Of Mama Bear and Miss
The scene setting was appropriately ont
O; doors. Those in Charg" Of th:S de-
uartmcnt were Miss Maud CARTS. III
structor and student instructors Misses
Hoffman. S,.had Anderson. Matthews
aud Mr.. IIcft.
TIN, second num5rr was the dramat
ntion of Henry Wa,..,iT"r;h l.ouGfel!"wS'
"Iliawatha." the title OF the number be-
in1- the "faStiug of HIawItha." Horace
ShrphcrI represented II!awatha. while
Miss Alma McLi.uHi$. daughter OF l'F"S-
.den, Howard J. MrGinn:s. represented
M!nnehah. Miss Ada Gardener l. IN
struCtur Of the Intermediates while her
student instructors are Misses Gibson
Warner, Parsons. Hartley. and Br. Rom
ncr.
The third number. and the greatest
affair ever attempted in West Llpert!
WIS q dramatizat,un OF the attack and
siege Of Fort Henry.
The al,crCafiurS .tadiny To the at
tack on For; l!.n:! w"r" clearly SHOWN
while the uIihrr.:.; Of the settlers anu
the Indians, and finally the ATTACK were
Ia" most realistic ever shown.
The brave act Of Betty Xan". running
from the Zane home TO the block rous'
with the key Of powder that saved Inc
lny was also present. ] he dINd'n Wa
featured by the realistic setting OF the
scene. and the v!viGnrSs Of the attack.
colonel Zane was represented by ivan
Barcus, while BETTY Zane was repre-
srn;ed hv Miss Mary Crawford. Colon"!
McC'u,!crh was represented by Oliver
Schafcr while Sum. the negro Save OF
Colonel Zane was represented by faui
Crawford.
At the conclusion Of the attach the
"pow-wow" with the Indians and the
signing OF the peace treaty were shown
I following which there WAS Il genera
irlliuCat.on OF those III the play ana
! m. audience in Colonial folk canoes
and games.
Those in charge Of the advanced
grades. and who were highly conpH-
uentrd on the success Of their part OF
the program were Miss tonnorS IN
CHARGE. and student luachcrs Kisses
nuw!,r. Lincoln. BagGct. and MT
Grimm.
Miss Rchccra McCUlloch. member
Of this years class. WAS in charge Oh
the musical numbers on tn" program