The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-02-24

tons Roses of Picardy' and LAD
die Boy" David Bourgin play ed
"Humoresque" on his violin; Myrtle
Potter read THE Counting of Larry
o Dee" and the sextet composed
of David Bourgin, Henry Gallagher,
Mary Nichols, Gladys Lindblad,
Edward Hanson, and Lillian Schae-
fer sang when Shall We Meet
Again" and Wabash Blues" Alice
Berglund was the accompanist.
Every selection was received with
applause and Chapel closed with
congratulations on every hand.
The Annual Patriotic Program is
now near. The performance is
even more interesting than pre-
viously. The name of the Pageant
this year is America To-day and
Yesterday" The program is divid-
ed into three episodes. The first
is ''The Spirit of Indian Days.
In this is shown an Indian dance
and sacrifice to the Great Spirit,
the arrival of other tribes, the
smoking of the peace pipes; then
the spirit of Indian Days passes
away. Episode Two represents the
spirit of Wilderness. In this is
displayed the happy carefree life
| of the forest people by dances and
| tableaus before the coming of the
Pioneers who chop down the for
ests to make room for approaching
civilization. In Episode Three the
Spirit of Patriotism reigns, the diff
ferent interests of community, town,
religion, education and arts are
then followed by the lesser ones of
welfare, play, forest preservat. on,
mercy and justice. Folks groups
| then pledge allegiance to the Flag.
The sequel following is composed of
different groups and dances repre-
senting the information powers such
as America, England, France, Hol-
land and Japan. As this draws to
a close New America with soldiers,
sailors and nurses and accompanied
by Uncle Sam with Liberty come in
to start the singing of our wonder.
full national hymn 1.-THE Star
Spangled Banner.
Miss Wilcox is supervisor of this
program and is aided by a few OF
the grade and high school teachers
1
/ The Freshman class in sewing
are now completing their first art.
icle, a guest towel. Some of the
best will be shown at the Annual
Exhibit.
Favorite Sayings in the High School
BE quiet, the bell has rungp
$50
Where's your permit"
Go down to the Office"
Il don't know"
Test tomorrow
"Memorize the first stanza."
Use your heads"
why don't you know your les
sons?"
When does our next vacation
Gomez"
isn't it time to go home yet p
Let's bum tomorrow"
Il had to help my mother"
Keep your eyes on your work
Keep working, it's just the
first bell"
May I have a pencil?"
May / speak,"
us this your own work."
| ''Tll see you after school"
Throw your gum into the bias
ket."
'.Phew! One day gone BY"
A little iron-a cunning curl
A box of POWDER pretty girl
A little rain, away she goes,
A homely girl with a frecklet
nose.
Miss Seguin, the Biology teacher
has in her classroom an aquarium
IN which resides a turtle and sew
eral frogs to keep him from gettins
lonesome. But alasl Even thu
poor turtle, as well as the frogs
has his moments of pain and agony
The boys, who usually are full o.
mischief, cruelty make him perform
antics which I'm sure are quite dis
agreeable and rather unusual to tn,
clumsy chap. The frogs also hav,
to bear without complaint the test
ing of the elasticity of their leg
and arms and other such things b,
heartless careless youths.
So boys! Resolve now that from
your part no animal shall suffe
from your hands and then I assur
you when Judgement Day come
you will not receive such a heav,
penalty as you would otherwise
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