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HICKORY GROVE SCHOOL PRESENTS EXCELLENT PROGRAM FOR THE EVENT OF THANKSGIVING; HAVE PACKED HOUSE? 1 is due Miss Anna R* le«her of theHickory Grove school ii: tho town of Coojwrstown, for the splendid program presented !y her 31 pupils last Tuesday I evening in honor of Thanksgiving.The program that started a little before eight o'clock lasted until ten o'clock, and included recitations, dialogues, and singing. The above picture shows the entire group of pupils as they appeared on the stage for the grand finale. Included in the group are the following pupils:Albert Gonion. Lloyd Becker, Rayfield Schneider, Myrtle Gonion, Quiren Frelich. Katheryn Keehan, Lester Bohachek, Gilbert Plantleo, Hubert Maas. 1Iris Schneider, Mary Jane Harold, Ralph Keehan, Effic | Dufeck, Llroy Plant ico,- Dorothy Trapp, Bernice Maas. Leo' Plantleo, Gilbert Schneider.Rose Bohachek, Norma Schneider, Erwin Frelich. Sara! Kane, Helen Kennedy, .Verna Schneider, Joseph Frelich, i Charles Bohachek, Dolores Keehan. Arthur Kuchenbacker, i George h iellch._Vcrp»_Bohachek.The program given was as follows: Opening songbythe;I Mtn.aNr—i P»®tojtapny)whole school; address of welcome by Mary June Harold: Dia- D logue, ■'Thanksgiving Lesson: Recitation. Quirco -Krdieh; , Dialogue, On Train to Manitowoc; Recitation. Albert Con- i ion: Song. Verna Schneider; Dialogue. Ready for a Visit;”1' Dialogue. “Waiting for the Doctor; Recitation. Ray Sclmei-. « der: Dialogue, Mrs. Brown’s Visitor; dialogue, Sue’s Beau ' to Dinner;” Recitation. Elroy Plantleo; Dutch Dance; Reel-tation, Lester Bohachek: resitation, Catherine Keehan; resi-tation, Gilbert Schneider; Dialogue; Song, Effie Dufeck; Minstrel Show; Recitation, Hubert Maas: Recitation. Dorothy Trapp. Virginia Reel, by group; Recitation, Dolores in; elosiniKeehan; closing songs by school; talk by Charles Thacher, rarm editor'of the Manitowoc Herald-New*.-Much credit is due the tc-ncher and youngsters for the! fine program, especially so when it is taken into considcra-| tion that the school lias no piano, and all the singing was done without any accompaniment. Lunch and pop were sold at? the conclusion of the program.The acfuxilhouse was packed to capacity and many were forced to stand aiong the-sldemnd in thc-dcorways- _______l rtf in *r a nt i am;rr a tr.OD-1;
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Manitowoc Herald News
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, US
Fri, Nov 27, 1931
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