Interesting Chapel Program
The Fifth Grade will give a
chapel program on Thursday
March 7 at 12:00 noon in the Try
on auditorium.
Some of the pupils who have
read more than 20 books will in
troduce som of the books they have
read by reading exciting select
ions from the books. The pupils
who will read are: Douglas Helms
from ‘“Toby Tyler”, Julia Lankford
from “French Twins”, Virginia
Henry from “Diddie, Dumps and
Tot”, Janet Derby from “Miss Min
erva and William Hill”, Julian
Capps from “Smoky”, and Gilette
Ballew from ‘‘Missing Chums.”
Margaret Sprague will render
two violin numbers: “Ser'anade
Espagnol” by Chaminade, and
“Faithful Forever.”
She will be accompanied by
Anne Clark.
Janet Derby will play a piano
solo—Jolly Darkies, by Karl Bech
ter.
Allison Martin will sing a vocal
solo, “God Bless America”, by
Irving Berlin.
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