Ce ‘Spring Pageant at High School Season's Finest hadley oy (27? (721 ae ( yt SPRING in Scores. of Girls Dressed Pretty Costumes Enact Fairy Story PAGEANT “The World of Dance” 4 With \ |{ GIVEN BY PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF THE OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL att on fairy lore and interweavi and danees of originality Miss Margaret congeption. education “During Tarantella. Gypsy Giggar. serenade d’Amona. Diana’s Hunting Party. Miss Mirror Dance. Japanese Acasae. Wayside in Bohemia. Holland Sailors’ Kiddies. Hornpipe. English : Episode VI.—Sylvon scene. Polish Ponsky. Fete Hongroise. past the six beautiful | Stookey, | in) | was months, Miss } Sherma Hendershot, Was who nowhere in her belief that ‘positive ts could the dances of her fairy subjec comes om kingd her To \be outdone, been the sea, who poasts that he has world practically to ‘all parts of the who people earth are and that there the can surpass the fairy subjects in art of dancing. are s dancer near, and far -Frem to called to prove their ability and of | s contest for the three magic crown | the by away given airy Land to be After performances from evqueen. , -ery race that the world has known Rose, ‘three subjects from Fairy Land, enButterfly and Butterfly’s Shadow, ter the contest and win the crowns. cast the with : “ The program follows fof characters: © Song of Sea—Gertrude Allen. Episode V.—Oriental Cherry Blossom. Episode II.—European. took part students Stookey Has been drilling the each of rehearsing on the “program, stand‘the dances until a perfection The pageant ard hed’ been reached. queen, fairy involves the story of a ° Episode V.—Spanish. Syloon Dance. Diana. teacher, physic.al Pan charse ge Song of Seo. phys- of the based in the pageant, enacting a story ng it with OF DANCES Episode 1.—Syloon Scene. Spring of the hundred fifty young women Direction of Margaret M. Stookey ORDER students by the of Ogden department ical education orium high school in the: school audit prettiest the of one ng. eveni Friday witnessfestivals that Ogden has ever Faultlessly and ed was recorded. two than more d, gowne appropriately 1 Hy Bs b | Pageant the presentation Rose Shadow. Butterfly Fairies Revel. Episode II .—American. Quaker Maids. Indian Maids. Beach Dance. | Sylvan Dance—Elma Taylor, Ruth Florence Green, Virginia Prout, f Brown, Jennie Callahan, Gladys Mum- Powder Puff and Looking Glass. Jumping Jack. Oxdonsen. ‘rant, Elva King, Thompson, Lael ford, Leda Purdie, Johnson, Vera Gladys Wilson, Rosabell Garner, Thelma Dur- Illa Louise Biddulph, Willis, Marjorie ‘Eleanor Shorten, Lillie Knudson, Marjorie Clarabel Madsen, Jennive Minnoch, © Telleson, tichard- ‘son, Frances Gillette, Vivian Fish, Lucille Parry, Lou Jetan McKay, LaVon., Barnes;} Carol Taylor, Nellie Trapp, - Teonore Bessely, Emma Rawson, Stella. Mouritzen. Diana—-Adelaide Ashton. : Diana's Hunting Party—-Zella Wood, | Elsie Raenfeldt, Gertrude Allen, Vir- pa IMPORTANT KEPT — THis CHEQUE SEPARATE NO. OF CHEQUE a RECORD suoutp THE CHEQUES: se = R BOUGHT | DENOM. | DATE GUARD THESE CHEQUES as you would your ; Lois “ginia Dranéey, Helen Thurston, SardEdna Faetheil, Uarda Nuttall, | Lillian ‘Barlow, e Florenc strom, : = : Lorines, Paine a in Bohemia—lion Wayside. ee Lavon Pickett. money : ‘and Kiddies—-Annie McDonald, -~ Folland Myrtle , than i Ora Wallworld, Annie Lehman WARNING AGAINST LOSS Se BouGcHT $ _ From or other valuables; do not ex gse them — roe eA, a -¥ necessaty, even wha Stn} etn. any more ——- Parker, lola Shaw, Jennie Wall, Mat- Opal Gyme, Erantzen, . Edna zéll SIGN THE CHEQUES in the upper left-hand space at Crouch, ayrtle McBude, Audrey Wol- | on, Mourits Stelia , time of purchase, but do not countersign them in the bottom ley, Lillie Telleson space until you are actually cashing them, and only in presence of person cashing. Then enter the details on this record. franees Fi-nn, Hazel Whitten, Marion ecles, Katherine Wheelwright, Wini| Lafriniere, Winifred Child, fred fcatherine. Huss, Mildred Suively, Lea CARRY THESE CHEQUES always om your person, but} “anderson, Sara Aged, Della Bensen, Verna Jenson, = in outside pockets; do not leave them unguarded in Alice Dix, Helen Boyd, . Willis, Norma Ila aia, Whipple, otel rooms, in trunks or other baggage, on tables or in any Shupe. Fe : . Madsen, other place where they may be accessible to others. Sailor's Hornpipe—Geneve ElBrown, e Florenc Greene, a Virgini IN CASE OF LOSS give immediate notice by telegraph, ma Taylor. Lou’ Jean Mechkay. with all particulars, to the nearest of the offices of the American Express Organization. * (over) °. : @