Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-12-20
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e Christmas
Tcises Mark Closing
4; Grade Children
Exhibits.
as spirit might have
in large doses any
the week by visit to
gh school,. We do not
lat the rooms ever pre-
bre "Christmassy" APP
at they have this season.
ides especially have We'd
her in decorating their
yever-greens, holly, Christ
and festoons of tinsel.
of the rooms a Christmas
found loaded with toys to
uted on program day.
IS Waters room, it was
What the children had been
lth their hands for many days.
corner of the room the story
first Christmas was presented,
= smallest detail. The Three
Zen from the east were shown
on their camels across the
of the desert. A gold star
suspended before them and in
distance the city of Bethlehem
depicted. A more faithful
presentation of a desert could not
imagined, and by the costuming
the Wise Men, one knew that the
schildren had made careful study of
4 the subject.
4 In another corner of the room, a
city of-tAe north country, buried in
snow, was portrayed. The children
had fashiorAed several modern homes,
showing the appearance of the
street and the lawns covered with
snow. Santa Claus hsd driven up,
tied his reindeer to the hitching post
and was preparing to climb down the
chimney of one of the homes.
The 4th and 5th grades gave
joint program Friday afternoon in
Miss Humble's room. In the play
let which was given, the characters
were taken by Marie Volant, Lillian
Krenger, Helen Tagiianti, Mary
Parkovitz, Ardell Prosek and Jack
Secor.
A Virginia Reel was danced by
Helen Haggerson and Roland Faul;
Lois Secor and Harold Eddy: Elmira
and Rudolph Taglienti; Floise SeCor
and Ray Erspamer.
The Christmas welcome was re
cited by Leroy Sackett, and a Christ
mas greeting dialogue was given by
three girls; Amelia Wokehch, Made
line Cellelo, anu Tena Sichho.
In another Christmas exercise
the parts were taken by Florence
Santini, Vannes Jordan, Mary
Taglienti. Katherine Alleva and
Florian Sybeldon. Chas Santini
took the part of Santa Claus.
The 9th, 7th and 9Th grades com
bined their program and presented it
FRIDAY afternoon in the Assembly
hall.
Besdes the Christmas songs by
the pupils, the program consisted OF
one-act plays presented by each
class. The 9th grade gave two
PLAYS, "a Visit to Santa Claus" ana
1.-THE Next Day" They also gave
a bell arill. The 7th grade pupils
appeard in two plays, christmas
Enoug. to Go Around" and Wait
inc for Santa" The 9Th grade gave
Dickens christmas Carol.
In tie kindergarten, Miss Martha
Matuseyic's pupils gave short pro-
gram dening with 'Silent Night
sung b Ruth Clifford The story Of
the brit of the Christ-child was told
s.ssa Matusewic, assisted by kutn
and Bob Brayton. The
also gave chorus recits-
song, following which San
appeared on the scene and
I'd gifts to all the children.
rogram Of the English Ora
a. of the high school wa!
"a y. morning in the assem-
presented some unique
Following a violin sole
Persons, accompanied b!
y Crouhart, Miss Margare
Q cad an original version o
Santa Claus Found in tn
Containing as it did, jokes OF
erent teachers, It produce
nusement. A Latin song wa
ndered by the Latin pupils
Fare for a Christmas Dir
S given by Constance Cal
followed by a vocal solo 3
eade. and selections by tn
lee club of the high schoo
has Aftermath" one-aI
gritten by Principal Harol
portrayed in burlesque
railway station, the teacl