The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-22

LerS ana dancers nave been cast
and rehearsals have been held at
the regular meetings. During the
coming weeks, the girls will have
a few more meetings to make
their costumes, and to put 1t a lit
tie more intensive work on the
pantomime and dancing.
Miss Peggy Minnaman will hold
a special class for the Snowflake
dancers and the Skaters at 6:15 in
the lower Community hall. These
two groups are requested to be
there promptly at that time.
Those taking part in the pageant
from WATERFOWL are:
Snowflakes: Jean Mitchell, Ruth
Labeck, Patricia Butterfield, Chris
tine Butterfield, Virginia Caldwell,
Mary Roberts, Helen Shields, Cath
crime Deland, Mary Holbrook and
Anna Clarke.
Skaters: Madeline Dillon, Jeanne
Lawson, Nellie Clarke, Pauline
Roberts, Doris Collins, Pauline
Miller, Elizabeth Butler, Veronica
Himmel.
King Winter: Mae Naismith.
Jack Frost: Peggy Coon.
T Snow: Carolyn Coon.
Icicle: Mary Louise Stoughton.
Hollys: Pauline Toffey and Mil
dred Wheeler.
Page: Frances Roberts.
North Wind: Alice Buell..
Wild Rose: Shirley Caldwell.
Kings Guards: Mary Slason, Jean
Flynn, Betty Harry, Janet Magee.
The Girl Scouts are giving n
short sketch showing the work and
play of the modern girl at the next
meeting Of the D. A. r. Three girls
from the Watertown troops and
three from Oakville are taking
part in this sketch.
The rally Is of course open to
the public. No admission charge
is made. The mothers of the
girls and anyone interested in
girl scouting is invited to attend.
Further details will be announced
later.
Entertainment Tomorrow
The Versatile Entertainers who
are sponsoring an entertainment
Friday evening in Colum bia hall
on Sunset avenue have arranged
the following program.
Bye Bye Blues Medley, arr by J..
J. Derwin.
Old Spinning Wheel-De Rose and
Hill.
SaiAoca '.'.'.......' IoumanS
Entire CLUB
Iurklsh March ...... Beethoven
Torchlight March Clark
Watertown Ensemble
Guitar duets
: Valse Divine ........,. Smeck
Jumping the Frets -. .Smeck
Warren Hayward and Victor Neff.
Dance-Fandiller Twins Myrtle
and MurieD
Cowboy songs
Bury Me Out on the Prairie
Home on the Range
( Alden Carlson accompanied by
Hawaiian club
Down the Pike ....... Bickford
34th Street Rag .......... Derwin
Air Brakes ............... Reser
Banjo Band
An Hawaiian Frolic ..... Smith
Castles in Spain 49,. .Schurman
Hilo March Observation-Disclosures
Club
Song and Dance-Miss Gene L.
Martin
Banjo solo: Bud Ray Gross
Victor Neff
Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet
Wagon Wheels Hill and DeRose
Entire Club
Dancing will follow the enter
tainment.
Educators Meet
AT the regular monthly meeting
OF the board of education yester-
day those present were: Miss Carrie
A. Bush, Mrs H. F. Scott, Board
man Getsinger, Ralph Wheeler,
Harry Hard, D. G.. Sullivan, F.. w.
Judson, G. c. Swift.
Bills to the amount of $3,685.51
We're approved and ordered paid.
The question as to how and
when to make up the two school
days lost at the time of the Feb
ruary snow storms was discussed.
They will be made up on Satur-
days in the near future and the
spring vacation usually following
Easter will be postponed to the
last week In April or the first week
In May. There will be no school
On Good Friday, March 80, and the
elementary schools, as usual, will
have only one session on Thursday,
The day before, closing at 1 D. m.
Evening schools closed on the
night of February /. Certificates
we're presented by Mr. Hard. The |
classes were smaller than last year
'ut those who attended were dill
,ent and worked we'll.
Three F e r A classes are con-
inuing.
Art under Miss Weld-two class
IS at the South school with a total
'egistration of IS.
Physical education under Robert
cook-two classes in the high
chool gymnasium with a total
'egistration Of 8.
! Adult education under Miss Glib
'ons-daily classes in the South
chool or at some of the home with
total enrolment of 10.
About thirty men under the
IVA organization have been
working inside the schools for sew
'ral weeks. Many needed re-
'airs are being made. We have
'arpenters, painters, masons, cleo
ricians and steam filters as well
Is laborers. c. w. A. funds take
'are of the wages but not the
supplies and materials which are
Used. Our school budget does not
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he work is continued much long
n some arrangements must be
made for additional funds or
.redit.
Up-to-date no work has been
one on the Baldwin or high school
grounds.
Public meetings to which parents
we're invited were held in the
elementary schools during Febru-
Try. The work of the schools
vas explained and some of the
reeds described. Each teacher
vas in. her room ready to meet the
parents and to discuss with them
he work of their children. Chill
lren's work was exhibited on the
walls and on the desks. The meet
ngs were well attended and more
will be held. The question of re-
the Parent-Teacher as
ociation was discussed.
Club Notes
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