Arizona republican., 1922-05-02
RECENT EVENTS At
MADISON SCHOOL

Miss Annie Moore. the teacher of
the Mexican first grade room, was at
home all week i'll with an attack of
the flu. Mrs. Kinney substituted in
her room during her absence.
The assembly given by four of the
eighth grade boys on Wednesday
morning was one of the most popu-
lar given this year. and each num-
ber was enthusiastically received.
They presented the following pro-
gram:
Song-Sleep, My Babe.
Anthony Silva, Ellsworth Yelton,
Hugh Monroe, Gillen Good, Billy
Smith.
Story-The Lady Of the Grey Isle.
............. ........ IllleH GOOu
Reading-The One Hoss Shay.
... ........ Milton Green
Boy Scout Demonstration-Trian-
gular Bandage Sidney Rowland
Song-W Watchman's Song .......
.. Boys of 7th and Sth grades
On Thursday evening Washington
school brought three teams to Mad
ison and three exciting games were
played. Madison's first teams of both
boys and girls won by big major
ity and the second boys team tied.
The Boy Scouts under the direc-
tion Of Mr.. Holsinger spent the week
end at Arizona Falls.
When Mr.. Prochaska visited Madi-
son last Friday he extended an invi-
tation to Miss Morden, captain OF
Madison Girl Scouts, to take her
troop to the camp at Gillespie dam
where his troop of Boy Scouts have a
fine location. Miss Morden has ar
ranged to take her troop to the camp
for the week end on May 5. Mrs
Nichols and Miss Probst have ar
ranged to go with the girls and their
captain.
Mrs. Prescott Of the Musicians club
of Phoenix has arranged program
which she will present at Madison
school on Friday, May 5. All parents
and friends are invited to be present
Another pleasant affair will be giy-
en- at Madison on Tuesday night Wher
through the. courtesy of Mr.. Button
and Mr. Hall of the Berryhill COM
pany, Victrola concert Will be pre-
sented. Mrs. Yua Sonstegard King
will give three numbers by her pu-
pills. A small charge of 10 cents
for children and is cents for adults
will be made. all proceeds to be re-
served to the school. The program
follows:
March-Daughters of America -.
...... ....... Conway's Bant
Ave Maria 49,. Mccormack -Kreislel
Angels Serenade :. Gluck- -zimbalist
Sounds of the Forest ........ Kellogl
Largo from New World SYM
phony -. Philadelphia Orchestrs
Interpretative Dance :. Alma LowerS
(Pupil Of Mrs. Sonstegard King)
| Vixen | Was Twenty one. ......
$500. ... Harry Lauder
Paraphrase on 'Minuet" (Paderew-
ski) .............. 1880. hrelslel
LiEliser d'Ancore Caruso de Lucs
Aesthetic Dance .... Violet Heiti
pupil OF Mrs. Sonstegard King)
The Heart Bowed Down ..........
... Werrenratl
Variations on a Mozart Air .......
............ ... Galli-Curc
Virginia Judge ........... Kell.
Home to Our Mountains. .........
..... Schumann- Heinl
A Nightmare on the Desert ......
.... ....... Sheridan
Community day, an occasion tha
has become traditional at Madison
took place at Madison on Friday. Th'
! pleasant day was typical of the co
| operation existing between the com
/ mQnlty, Won al ) CluDs ledCueIs dl'
| pupils at Madison. The childrel
| brought the beautiful flowers ant
| the parents and Woman's club pro
vided a bounteous lunch. The morn
| ing was devoted to regular clas
| room wolk end many parents wer
present to observe their children. Aft
| er the lunch in the orchard pro
gram was gwen by the children Il
! the auditorium. Then all adjourne'
/ to the grounds where the first team
/ of the boys and a team of Madison
alumni played an exciting game o
baseball. They were followed by
game of inCoor ball between the girls
first team and team of alumni girls
| The day passed without a hitcl
and was one Of the most successful
| and enjoyable of the similar occa
sions given at Madison.