Arizona republican., 1921-04-29
McDougan & Cassou
 Washington Street
DELIGHTFUL MAY DAY CELEBRATION GIVEN
 AT GARFIELD SCHOOL

The merry days of Robin Hood and the happy, misty era when fairies and pixies danced on the lawns: when flowers could sing and bees and bugs held dainty converse. and when Cinderella and Jack the Giant Killer had real work to do in the world, were brought back yesterday morn ing by the children in the Garfield school in May Day celebration which attracted hundreds of spectators and in which part was taken by more than 460 children.
 The celebration was under the di- rection of Miss Martha Garnett. principal of the school. and the teachers associated with her. It was held on the school lawn, under the palms. and amid the flowers which distinguish this school above the others of the city.
 The May Day festivities opened with a procession headed by girls carrying garlands of honeysuckle and followed by others who scattered rose petals in the path of the Mav queen, Miss Lena Frfsbee of the fifth grade. After the flower girls came herald carrying a pillow on which was the queens crown. When she had been seated and crowned. the honeysuckle wreaths were thrown at her feet. and then the celebration in her honor eldI led. The queen S alI6HddTIS QuI- ing the festivities were Robert Arm strong, Joe Durand and Gilbert Arm strong.
 The first number of the program of entertainment was a wreath drilr' by eighteen girls of the fourth grade, trained by their teacher. Miss Alice Knight. The girls were dressed in white and carried ivy wreaths. This 1 was followed by the happy farmers, I f,nvS the fnrrrfh rI fiffh also under the direction of Miss Knight, who were attired in overalls. Eighteen boys of the Kindergarten, in charge of which is Mrs. Emma T. Jack, then gave a presentation of The Brownies" which was followed by a Mother Goose Procession" in which all the nursery rhyme favorites were portrayed by the Kindergarten children.
 Fairies in the Dell'' was then given by the children in charge of Miss Elizabeth Jones. The children were srrayed to portray bees. butterflies flowers, trees. and other true inhab- itants of fairyland, while after them came the Gold and Crystal Tulips. " trained by Mrs. Ted McDaniels, who were dressed in orange and green
 Then, in lavender hats and aprons the girls and boys of Miss Martha lGarnetts room gave a characIeriza- lticn of Beans Porridge Hot" which was followed by a balloon drill by the pupils of Miss Libby In the dTiil the children were dressed in white
 and were cove. cd with small ballo, ,ns of all cclors.
 "Springt.mc Gay" dance. was
 then given hy the children in tn,
 room of Miss Lucille Irvine. who also danced Choosing a Flower" Eighteen pupils of Miss Alice F'oushee follow ed
 wlth a Norwegian mountain dance
 Pow ard Arrow" and "Rai1.o1
 Drill' were then presented by Is
 boys and eirl~ of the class of Miss
 Delpha Davis in green caps an,
 feathers This was one of the mos
 finished parts of the program Mis-
 Foushee's pupils than had son,
 drill. the song fin which was compose, by one of the pupils of the cla ss which is under the direction of Nils . Ha1gren. The May pole was the twined with ribbons by the pupil
 of Miss Ethel Stabler the white an green streamers being wound per fectly.