The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-20
Plan Washington
Programs Monday

bers and several couples will dance
the Virginia reel. Nicola Slorby will
read her prize winning essay on
washington between the two scenes.
Taking part In the pageant, win be
Lloyd Drennen, Harris Owens, Frank
WEIGH, Jalmer Swenson, Dorothy
Kennedy, Billy Anderson. Vernon
satter, Vernon Enge, George Brittin,
Delain Ward and Walter Ulmer. A
group Of students will assist with
the costuming, makeup and staging
for the production, written by Irma
Weinberger, Louise Sell and Marian
Enright.
Plan kindergarten Program
Children Of the kindergarten and
primary grades at the Roosevelt
school will present their program,
set for 2:30 D. m. In the school gym
nastum. Parents and friends have
been extended invitations. The en-
tertainment has been worked out by
the Misses Maude Schroeder, Violet
fletcher, Matilda Welo. Beulah
aherr and Katherine Bracher.
Washington's outstanding traits Of
character and the qualities Of citi-
zenship which he typified will be en-
phasized In the program, planned as
q part Of the schools bicentennial
celebration.
Numbers are: Story Of the Flag.
dialogue by the following second
grade pupils: Vernon Rudser, Dwight
Mote, Rosemary Selvig, Allen Hekt-
ner, Betty Brauer, Francis Selby,
Nancy Helen Dollar. Gretche n
Schneider and Lloyd Steen; the Flag,
song by the second grade, with Pat
Young and George Constans as flag
bearers: America by the kindergar-
ten and first and second grades: reci-
tation by Betty Hall and Jean Sloan;
A Small Boys Plan, James McLaugh-
lin; Ratchet Drill by these first grade
students: Joyce Tellenga, Nancy
Tayis, Beverly Guinness, Norma Shea,
Alwyn Smith, Jackie Mellon, Lars
Pearson. Robert Doyle, Emm e t t
Schmitz and Arthur Cohenour.
Program Is Varied
Recitation, A Puzzling Question,
Robert O'Brien: dance, Minuet. Betty
Lee Orr; Curtsey dance, kindergar-
ten, Annette Diven, Beverly Rue,
Doris Jones, Mary Jean Bavendick,
Phyllis Kraft, Phyllis Wahl, Marjorie
Mote, Loris shipley. George Will,
Robert Rue, William Waldschmidt,
John Sloan, Jackie Shrek, Harold
Plath, Alfred Dale, Francis Webb;
Great George Washington, Milton
Quamme; The Minuet, Mary LANCER;
Mtnuet dance, Marilyn Duemeland,
Natalia Priske, Leonard Belk and
Larry Doyle: Allegiance to the Flag.
first grade; Star Spangled Banner,
second and third grades.
Harmonica Band Plays
At the Richholt school numbers by
the harmontca band, patriotic exer-
cises and drills, minuets, readings
and songs In keeping with the WASH
ington theme will feature the pro-
gram. according to Miss Catherine
Boyle, principal. The sixth grade
will give an exercise, washington
and the Colonies" following the sing
ing Of America and numbers by the
harmonica band. The third grade
viii present an exercise, washing
tons Birthday; the fifth grade a
two part song: the fourth grade a
drill and song: and the first grade q
minuet. Rosemary Slorby will give a
soldier tap dance.
Only the lower grade children at
the Will school have prepared q
Washington's birthday program, the
Junior high pupils are occupied with
preparations with their historical
pageant to be presented at the city
auditorium early in March. The pro-
gram at the viii Annex will consist of
q playlet, washington and the
Hatchet," by the second grade: an
exercise, THE Making Of the First
Flag" by the first grade; recitation,
Three Soldier Boys" third grade: q
minuet by the first and second
grades; q drill, washington and the
Indians" third grade: and dialog,
Little Historians" second grade.
Plan Two Programs
Two programs will be given by the
pupils at the william Moore school,
the primary grades holding theirs at
2:45 p. m, and the upper grades fol-
lowing with theirs at 3:15 p. m. A
play, 1.-THE First American Flag" will
have an important place In the pri-
mary program, which includes reci-
tations and exercises by the first, sec
ond and third grades as well as q
number Of songs. The fourth and
fifth grades each will hold separate
programs in their upstairs rooms,
with the three sixth grade groups
combining In service composed Of
readings, songs and drills.
The Wachter school plans to hold
It's program at 3 o'clock in the school
gymnasium. The entire school will
sing America" as an opening num-
Der, following with a recitation by
James Johnson: exercise, Helen and
Ellen Wengel and Clyde Drennen:
song, Little George Washington"
second grade: Making Of the First
Flag" Violet Fagerst7om, Merton
WEIGH and Bobbie whitman; Dialog,
1.-THE Boy Washington" third grade;
playlet, "Why We Celebrate Wash
ington,s Birthday" fourth grade: and
"0limpses OF Washington" fifth
grade.
Set For Monday Evening
The young people Of the First
Evangelical church have planned
Washington,s program for Monday
evening at 7:30 o'clock in the church
parlors.
Under the direction Of Miss Esther
Teichmann, members Of the Berean
Bible class will present the play, by
Unanimous Vote" In addition there
will be patriotic numbers by = male
quartet. the Bismarck hospital nurses
glee club, and Adolph Engelhardt will
play several violin numbers. Rev. A.