The Glenwood post., 1922-01-26
.eIenwood's New Junior High
and Grade School Building
Thrown Open
DEDICATED BY CONCERT


and grade school building, recently
completed, was formally opened to the
public and dedicated in a most pleas
ing manner last Monday evening, the
i'll 'ia enteretainri.nt in the new build
ing BENG coneart ty the Mission Trio
this being the third entertainment Of
the Glenwood Lyceum course, under
the auspices of the Glenwood Springs
public schools.
Early in the evening the lights were
all turned on for the first time, every
room in the building presenting bril-
liant and most pleasing appearance,
"A! the parents an taxpayers and ci.i
zcn. generally await themselves of th,
invitation to visit and inspect the new
building which is certainly dream in
architectural skill and convenience.
Pupils from the grade classes served
as ushers and guides and escorted the
visitors through the building, explain
ing fully the uses of each room and
pointing out the many interesting fea-
lures and the up-to-date conveniences
of the new structure.
The building was certainly a revela-
ton to the many who had paid but lit
tie attention to the building during
the process of construction, and many
were the exclamations of surprise that
were heard on every hand as the
adaptability of the structure to our
needs became more and more evident TO
the visitors.
The various classrooms, the music
room, the nurses room, the sewing
room, the cooking room, the drafting
room, the manual training workshop,
the rest rooms, the dressing rooms Tho
office and the ith,ar. were all vi5itsd
by the interested and enthusiastic pa
irons escorted by youthful guides who
contributed much to the pleasure of
the visitors by the information which
they impaired.
After the inspection mad been com
pletcd by the patrons, Superintendent
tickets, as well as those who wished
to do so, to repair to the large audit
orium to enjoy the initial entertain
ment In the new build ng, and large
crowd soon gathered to enjoy the con
cert given by the Mission Concert
company, consisting of Miss Lillian
Seller, pianist and vocalist; Miss Mary
Schultz, violinisty and Mr.. Everett
Kemp. monologist.
After Mr.. Blaine had fittingly intro
duced the company and Miss Seller
made preliminary announcement she
and Miss Schultz rendered q couple Of
numbers which completely captivated
the audience which honored them with
an encore.
Then Mr.. Kemp came slowly on the
scene, and, say, folks, that fellow
Kemp is whole show in himself.
After he reached the front of the stage
and Strengthened himself up and ironed
the kinks out of his back, and the
''wrinks' out OF his face he intro
duccd himself to the audience in about
this fashion:
You folks have heard that you were
to be entertained tonight by trio Of
young ladies. You have now seen and
heard two of the aforesaid young ladies
and you are probably wondering what
has become of the third one. Well, I
am "she" and am here to assure you
that it is not at all easy for an old,
baldheaded man like me to act like Q
lady" /" And then Kemp exploded
few laughalogs, his humor became CON.
taeious and soon everybody in the au
dience was fairly bubbling over with
mirth, and from that time forth every
number on the program wss received
with shouts Of laughter or prolonged
applause.
Miss Seller 10 red artist At the
piano, aad by hef sweet voice shs sang
hss was inae ths hsaFts ef an PRESENT.
while Misa Sshplts eaptivatsd Aee ksar.
en- " hsr dsft work % he vistin.
Ths yoang lady's work indicates ps-
tasse tfaininS and her artistic toueA
's.a rsre sxscasson wsrs greatly -