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-S W H ::,,,5,?.,.,.,,:L.,...,1 ,vw--1 ,g -:nnr:- 1:-ff:-ff--- -'- W ' 'N N' The Value of Auditorium Sessions -' FEW days ago, as I was walking down the hall, I heard a boy A remark to his friend, The bulletin says there will be an aud. 3, session the fifth hour. Aren't you glad? 53322933 Yes, he was glad, but our aud. sessions do more than merely give pleasure. There are many other benefits derived both by the participants and the audience. Here are a few benefits to the group giv- ing the session. It gives them practice in learning a part, self-confidence in appearing before an audience, and a desire to present their speeches in an effective and interesting manner, it also helps to develop a healthy group spirit, for each one works to shed honor on his group, nothimself. As for the audience, we may say that the pupils' minds are benefited by seeing a num- ber of instructive playsg and they learn how to conduct themselves in a re- spectful and orderly manner without the direct supervision of the teachers. We have had many interesting aud. sessions in each grade th-is yearg but we can mention only a few because of lack of space. A reading of the follow- ing notes will give a fair idea of the type of sessions held during the year. An educational Pageant was presented by Miss Willit's group. The children impersonated the principal characters and wore costumes which rep- resented the different periods, beginning with an Indian dance and extending through the phases of education to the present time. The Three C group wr0te a play on the subject of Missouri's one hun- dred years of statehood. This was played before the seventh grade in March. Both performers and audience seemed to Find it interesting and enjoyable. An occasion of great interest in our auditorium this year was the visit of Edgar A. Guest. Many members of the faculty enjoyed with us the pleasure of listening to this poet of the people. For a half hour Mr. Guest entertained us by reciting many of his poems describing the simple joys of home life. Humorous selections then followed and he ended by reciting with much feel- ing his beautiful poem of The Flagn. Mr. Guest's visit was due to the invi- tation of the Edgar A. Guest Group. l3-L 5
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