The Coconino sun., 1923-06-08

The program for commencement
week is full one, with more events
being added every day. For the in
terest of all who wish to follow SEN
ior exercises, we are printing the pro-
gram as it stands to date.
The senior activities are opening
with the Hop on Friday, June s. This
is much looked forward to event by
both students and townspeople. Those
in charge are promising that no one
will be disappointed. The Coloradean
orchestra from Winslow will furnish
the music.
Saturday evening, June 9, will be
right in. step with Friday. 1t is to
be commencement night for the train
ing school. The kiddies are present
ing a beautiful little operetta, "The
Awakening of Spring" Appropriate
costumes have been made for this and
it promises to be a very beautiful and
entertaining program.
The senior sermon is announced for
IL o'clock Sunday morning, June 10.
The seniors feel very fortunate in
obtaining the Rev. E. Lee Howard,
pastor of the Congregational church
of Prescott. DIR. Howard is known as
an educator as well a sa clergyman.
He is a graduate of the University of
Chicago and received his degree of
doctor of divinity at Fargo college,
North Dakota Sunday evening at s
p. M, ''The Holy City," will be given
by a chorus of one hundred voices
from the school and from the town Of
Flagstaff.
The annual commencement week
picnic will take place Monday, but
the place will probably be transferred
from Lake Mary to Mt. Elden. Plans
are in progress for installing a big
"N'' on the mountain, and if the COM
mittee from the student body deem it
advisable tos go ahead with the plans
this year, the entire school will adj
journ to Mount Eden for a whole day
of picnicking and lettering
On Tuesday evening at o'clock all
of the classes in physical education
and dancing, from the training school,
the high school and the normal, are
going to give an exhibition, featuring
aesthetic, folk and clog dancing. The
following program will be given on
the tennis courts. All of Flagstaff
should be present.
Group /.
Folk Dancing. Training School Girls
Gossiping Ella-Finnish.
Bleking-Swedish.
Group II.
DlX1e class
Reuben Taps ..---.----.----.-- Mildred Dunn
Yankee Doodle
.......... Helen Perry, Annis McGookin
Linda Lee -..........-..- Eleanor Greenlaw
Buck and Wing ...-......-.--....--..-.---. Glass
Class group includes Misses Perry,
Dunn, McGookin, AHsup, Greenlaw,
Gibbons, Scarborough, Phelan.
Group III
Aesthetic Dancing
The Villagers
...... Alta Mae Osborn, Helen Easton
Pompadour - Helen Armstrong
The Skaters
Thelma Wilmeth, Catherine Hille
brandt.
The Bluebird ........... Edna Simn1
La Paloma ..-........... Alice Archambeau
Wednesday afternoon at 8 p. m. the
seniors will present their play, All
of Sudden Peggy" at the Ashurst
auditorium. This play is d scream
from start to finish and if you don't
laugh when you see it, you had better
consult your physician at once. An
excellent cast of characters has been
chosen, as you will see by the list
which follows:
Anthony Lord Cranckenthorpe ...--
..-.......-.-.-.--......-...-....-... Roy McFate
The Hon. Jimmy Keppel .--.....-.-..---,
...............-..-.............. John Hamblin
Parker ..............-..-.,..... Stephen Gollob
Lucas .......--..-...-...---.... George APPEL
The Hon. MilIicent Keppel ........
......-.-..-...-...........- Donnette Shumway
The Hon. Mrs. Colquhoun -.--
.................-.....---....-... Eunice Reed
Mrs. Omara - Gretchen Dannenbaum
and
Peggy -.---------,-.----------- Emily Hamilton