The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-02
WYold News

The Wyola school program
was held in the ScnoOl house,
Friday, May 27.
The first group of numbers
consisted of piano solos by film
to eighth grade pupils; Inc
Harp Irene Donohue; Rose
of My Garden" West Donahoe;
My Secret" Alice Iron; ODD
Black Joe," Virginia Gilbret;
Gentle Nights" Margaret Nor
gam; Drifting" Hazel Smith:
"Nibzle Finger Ruby Dillon and
Song of the MermaidS," Kaye
Culbertson.
Piano solos by first to fourth
grade pupils were: "A CrocuS.'
Edith Gilbert, "A Band is Play
ing in Dixie" Joan Culbertson;
MY Dream Boat" Frances
Harris and Jolly Little Breeze
Lloyd Leis.
Vocal solos and duets by fifth
to eighth grade girls were: 20
Montana" Virginia Gilbret;
Out Where the West Begins
Rachel Foltz; My Old Cabin
Home in the Mountains Ruth
Foltz: Memories of Old Mon
tana,' Louise Ripley; Indian
Love Call Betty Jane Kolstau;
Where the Four Leaf Clover
Crows Louise Petit; Sum
mer Is Gone" Maroaret Mors-
an: Sunny Side of the Rock
les" Ruth Foltz and Louise Rip
lev and "Ci-di-bi-ri-bin.' Betty
Jane Kolstad and Rachel Folrz.
Vocal solos and duets by fifth
to eighth grade boys We're:
Bobby Sprlggs: Tommy Has
Learned to Whistle Tunes"
Bovd Hoppe: Somewhere If
Old WYOMING" Harold Hager;
Home on the Range" George
Redfield and Donald Abreast
and The Boogah Man." Keith
and Dale Morgan.
Vocal solos by first to fourth
grade girls were: There's 4
Gold Mine in the Sky" Louise
Abrogast; Mothers Day." Phyl-
lis Hager; EARLY in the SPRING
time" Roberta Foltz and "Heigh
Ho," Phyllis Hopper.
Vocal solos by first to fourth
grade boys were "Old Faithful
Junior Schroeder and "Whist,e
While You Work." by Jack Kol-
stad.
Group numbers by the fifth
to eighth GRADES were THE
Rheumatic" fifth and sixth
grades; Farmer Lads and Lass
les" seventh and eighth grades
and Lullaby" fifth to eighth
grade girls.
Literary readings by the fifth
to eighth grade girls were: 1.-The
Cook" Margaret Morgan; "Mo-
ther-" Virginia Gilbret; Johnny
Reads the Newspaper" Esther
Ripplett; 1.-The Other Fellows
Pet" Jean Starina; "a Formal
Call" Irene Donohue and "Mu-
steal Ambitions" Betty Bzoski.
Literary readings by the fifth
to eighth grade BOYS were De
mocracy," Claude Rirplett: "Fiv
Paper" Raw Owen; Sympathy
Concert" Bobby Spriggs: Dads
Report Cards." Georr" Redfield.
"Sunposing." Donald Abreast
and Things My Dad Don't
Know" Reginald Pearce.
Literary readings by first to
fourth grade girls we're: "A
Patch Work Doll" Frances Har-
ris; Whoever Makes a Garden
Joan Culbertson; The Heroes
We Never Name" Fdv+h Gil
bret; Mice" Roberta Foltz; "A
Dilema," Bonnie GhOrmely;
Poor Jonathan Bing,' Lois
Fredricks; THE Cricket Betty
Schooner; "Once There Was a
Puffin," Dora Mae Tucker and
The Crocus," Betty Scott.
Literary readings by the first
to fourth grade boys were:
Now I Am Six" Billy Ripley:
PLAY with the Wind Junior
Tucker: What I Like" Richard
Ripplett: Paint" Glen Jensen
and Thin Ice" Gyen Redfield.
PLAYS given were Going to
the Fair" the first and second
grades: Mon and Por Take a
Vacation" fifth and sixth
grades and Dates or Figs" sew
enth and eighth grades.
At noon coffee and cocoa were
served by the teachers and eV-
eryone lunched together.
Ray Powers returned Monday
after making a trip to Roches-
ter, Minnesota, where Mrs. Pow
erS underwent an operation. He
reported that she was recovering