The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-06-16
N DERM|TT SCHOOL
CLOSED WITH SHOW

| Mother Nature, Roma Minor.
Farmer Boys, David Bankofier.
Frank Laca. Manuel Albisu. Fanio
| Yraguen, Savio Albisu.
Lily Rodine Minor
Rose, Felicia Albisu.
Nasturtium, Donnie Sullivan.
| Forget-me-not, Helen Hewitt.
Pink, Mary Albisu.
Jack the Pulpit, Glenn Lyon.
Buttercup, Freda Wilkinson.
Sunbeam Fairy, Bonita Jaca.
Raindrop Fairy, Margie Hearn.
Bachelor Buttons, Earl Bankofier,
Victoria Albisu, Batiste Albisu, Felicia
Jaca, Johnnie Albisu, joaquin Jaca.
Two Girls. Timothea Yraguen and
Concha Albisu.
2. Song. Boy Scouts, Fifth, Sixth
and Seventh grades.
8. Song, Bob White" George
Vargas, Santa Jaca, Joe Lyon, Roy
Bankofier and Valentine Garcia.
A. Solo, your Eyes Have Told Me
So.' Mrs Hewitt Encore, responded
to with song "Margie."
5. Pantomine. Star Spangled Ban
ner" Otelia Wilkinson.
g. Song, "Timid Little Maidens
from Japan" Seven Primary girls.
Z. Bobolink Drill, five Upper Grade
| boys.
8. Song, woodland Lesson" By
| Fifth, Sixth and Seventh grades.
8. Song, The Swing Upper
grades.
| TO- Daisy Drill, ten primary girls.
IL. Hoop Drill, Fifth, Sixth and
Seventh grades.
-. Solo, "Ching, Ching, Chin
| Miss Simpson. Encore responded to
with song. blue Jeans"
10. Recitation, Miss Sage.
IA. Recitation, Eloise Lyon.
Is. Play, "Jerry's Job" Characters:
Mr.. Morton. a Building Contractor,
George Vargas.
Mr.. Hamilton, his partner, Joe Lyon.
Jenkins, craftsman, Valentine
Garcia
Tommy. an Office boy, but a poor
one
Jerry, a Boy Scout, who needed a
job, Roy Bankofier.
| Is. THAT Hallowed Song" George
Vargas, Roy Bankofier and Valentine
| Garcia.
While the entire program was we'll
| rendered and reflected much credit
on our teachers, Misses Royce and
Liotard, for their careful training of
| the pupils, the one number that
| seemed to especially bring down the
house was the Daisy Drill by the
little girls whose faces were wreathed
with frills to represent daisies. This
| so delighted the audience that
hearty encore was responded to by a
repetition of the entire drill.
The Flower Play by the Primary
| grades was also charming, with its
little actors arrayed as flowers
fairies, ETC., and the play by the larger
boys was we'll presented, and much
budding genius was displayed by the
entire cast.
Mrs. Joe Bankofier entertained in
honor of Miss Royce at her home, the
| Ten Mile ranch, on Sunday. Cards
and music were enjoyed by all. After
refreshments were served the guest
was the recipient of a miscellaneous
shower of useful and handsome gifts
in view of her approaching marriage.
Present were Mesdames R. H. Wiki
inson, Nell Wilkinson, Sprague, Nc
Cormick, Vargas, Reed, E. Sullivan,
John Hearn, Simpson, Kelsey, Clara
son, Bankofier, Sage, Crawford, Lyon,
Hewitt, Low, Minor; Misses Simpson.
Royce, Thompson, Wilkinson.
Miss Alphonsine Liotard. teacher of
the primary grades, left Saturday for
her home at Paradise Valley.
Miss Marion Royce and Leland
Simpson left for Boise today. 1t is
announced that their marriage will
take place at that city on Saturday.
They were accompanied by Miss Neva
Simpson and Mr. Harry Pollock. Miss
Royce has just completed success
full two years as teacher in our
schools, and Mr.. Simpson is a well
known young rancher of the valley.
The good wishes of the entire COM
munity are with the young couple
On their return they will be at home
to their friends at the Vance ranch.
Among the high school students
who have finished the years work and
returned to their homes in this vicin-
ity are Miss Ruby Thompson and Bob