The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1922-05-03
Plan May Day
School Program
Interesting Program Arranged BY
Consolidated School District
"B' For 9th of May
MAY POLE DANCE AND
BALL GAME AT OATS PARK
Pupils of West End School Stage
Operetta At Rex Theater
In Evening

On May 5th the Fallon Elemen-
tary schools will be open to public
inspection the entire day. II Is Gus
tomary in certain schools to hold
School Day once each year so that
the community will be able to visit
the school and see what kind OF
work the school puts out and to see
under what conditions the school is
operating. SO with this in mind the
school invites the parents and pa
irons of the Consolidated School
District "B" to visit with the school
and spend one whole day In obser-
vation and pleasure.
In the morning starting at nine
O'Clock the school room exhibits will
be given the. prominent place. In
teresting displays will be held In ev-
cry room showing as far as possible
the kind of work that Is done In
each subject during the year. The
daily written work of the pupils will
be shown along with the projects
that they work out In their various
classes. Each of these displays will
be the work of the pupils themselves
guided by the teacher and will be
actual schoolroom practice.
There will be displays In reading.
writing. arithmetic. geography,
physiology, history and civics. music,
drawing. language. spelling, sewing.
cooking. mechanical drawing and
woodwork. At $50 o'clock In the
Domestic Science rooms two girls
from each grade of the A6, B7, AT,
BIS and AS grades, ten girls in all
will compete for the honor of being
the best biscuit bakers in the school.
This contest will be an eyeopener
and one In which all the men and
most of the women should be inter-
ested The raw materials will be
changed to delicious biscuits In the
twinkling of an eye. Demonstra-
tions will be given In other subjects
as the visitors come.
AT IL O'Clock the girls in the
cooking classes will serve a light
lunch of coffee. tea and sandwiches.
free to the visitors. so every parent
and patron should spend the entire
day with the school.
At / o'clock the pupils of the Oats
Park School will stage a little May
Pole play, consisting of songs.
dances and selections by the orches-
ira and songs by the Old High
School pupils. This will be held on
the lawn at the entrance to the Oats
Park and with the pretty costumes
of bright colors, and four May Pole
dances will be worth leaving your
work to see. Then at 2:30 o'clock
the Lovelock grammar school and
the Oats Park boys will tangle up
In the second game of base ball for
the season. This should be one of
the main attractions of the day as
the rivalry between these two teams
is very keen. The game will prob
ably be over at o'clock which will
give everyone a chance to go home
to get their suppers, do their chores
and return to the Rex theater at s
O'Clock and see the pupils of the
West End school put on the beauti-
full operetta Midsummer Eve" as
sisted by selections from the Oats
Park orchestra. This will be the
only event of the day for which a
charge will be made. the proceeds of
which will go to the playground
fund of the school. These children
have been practicing for couple of
months and will play and sing their
parts In an effective and delightful
manner.
Visitors are expected from Carson
City, Reno and Loyelock and with
every parent and patron of the Con-
solidated District "B" there will be
a big crowd and a good time for
everyone. Put aside your work for
one day and enjoy yourselves with
your children and your schools,
May 9Th, Friday all day.