Arizona republican., 1922-05-19
PUPILS EXHIBITS
At TEMPE SCHOOL
ARE ON VIEW TODAY

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TEMPE, May 18.-Anyone visiting
the Tempe schools yesterday would
soon get the spirit of hilarity and ex-
pectancy into his system from watch
ing and hearing the pupils prepare
for the annual exhibit at p. m. to-
day. These are great days in the
school rooms and it would do all
parents good to make the schools a
visit about this time of year and live
over again some of childhood's happy
day There will, be displays of all
kinds from all the grades where all
can examine them and there will be
a program by the pupils that will be
interesting.
Junior Senior Banquet
The high school will begin a gay
week Saturday night at the junior
senior banquet. A fine program is
being prepared for the occasion. The
only trouble with this is its exclusive
ness.
High School Bacealaureats
Sunday evening the Seniors will be
given their official sermon as high
school graduates. They will be seat
ed on the platform and the high
school will assist the regular choir in
furnishing the music. The ministers
of the other churches will take part
in the service.
kyrene School
Prof Corbett, principal OF the KY
rene school, announces that Miss Ell
sic Toles, state superintendent of
schools, will give the graduating ad-
dress Friday night and that there
will be others on the program to help
make a profitable and pleasant eve
ming for all the patrons of the school.
The graduating class will give the
play "The Red Lamp Saturday
night. All are invited.
National Guard Training
Any of the members of the Ma
tional Guard or anyone thinking of
joining will be interested in knowing
that, under the new law, a very fine
schooling is being given free of
charge to all those who can attend
these summer camp schools. The in
structors are being so carefully Sc
lected that there is none but the best
and most efficient instruction given.
Ira Landrith Lectures
Ira Landrith of Chicago, one of the
most eloquent orators in the country,
will be in Tempe with his great lee
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next Tuesday evening. A large flag
is on display in the Busy Corner store
to be given to the school room that
gets out the largest number to hear
the lecture on Americanism, 1t is
free.
An Eastern Visitor
Joseph Fairbanks OF Wilmington,
Del, is visiting his brother, Prof.
Fairbanks of the Normal. This cas-
tern visitor is learning some things
about this western land and will no
doubt soon be a permanent resident
in the valley.
To Repeat Play
Number three English class will
repeat the first and second act from
the play "The Rivals" about next
Tuesday, the exact date to be an
nounced later. Many who did not
see this famous old play are anxious
to see this rendition by the class.
Prof. Murdoek Returns
Prof Murdoch has returned from
Stafford where he delivered the high
school commencement address.
l. o. o. r. Tonight
The Odd Fellows hold their regu-
lar meeting this evening in the hall
To Tucson for Week End
MISS Lena h6Quln leIL w eQneSQdL
to spend the week end with friends
in Tucson.
A Midsummer NIGHTS Dream
Mrs. King. who has been teaching
dancing in Tempe for some time is
directing the outdoor production of
the play, "A Midsummer Nights
Dream TO be put on in Phoenix un-
der the auspices of the College club.
Several of Mrs. Kings Tempe friends
are planning to attend and they can
go on either of the three nights. 1t
will be staged just north Of the high
school
Midway Dance Tonight
The regular weekly dance at the
Midway will take place tonight and
the five piece orchestra which has
been so satisfactory, "The Roderick. -
will furnish the music. There will
be lucky number dances and all are
promised a good time.
A. S. Herxberu Sick
Mr. Herzberg has been confined to
his bed for some days and it will be
a few days yet before he is out but
he is making good progress in the
right direction.
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