Lincoln Day Entertainments: Recitations, Plays, Dialogues, Drills, Tableaux, Pantomimes, Quotations, Songs, Tributes, Stories, Facts — John Shaqi
Lincoln Day Entertainments: Recitations, Plays, Dialogues, Drills, Tableaux, Pantomimes, Quotations, Songs, Tributes, Stories, Facts
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Lincoln Day Entertainments: Recitations, Plays, Dialogues, Drills, Tableaux, Pantomimes, Quotations, Songs, Tributes, Stories, Facts
Lincoln Day; Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 -- Anecdotes; Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 -- Anniversaries, etc.
At a signal from the principal the pupils in ordered ranks, hands to
the side, face the flag. At another signal every pupil gives the flag
the military salute as follows: The right hand lifted, palm downward,
the forefinger touching the forehead above the eye. Standing thus all
repeat slowly: "I pledge allegiance to my flag and the republic for
which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice
for all." At the words "to my flag," the right hand is extended
gracefully, palm upward towards the flag, and remains in this gesture
till the end of the affirmation, whereupon all hands immediately drop
to the side. Where a silent salute is given, the flag is borne between
the standing lines or in front of a single line, and the hands remain
at salute until the flag-bearer reaches the center of the room, when,
at a given signal, every hand is dropped.
2. Song--red, white and blue SCHOOL
3. Lincoln Day: Its observance a privilege for
ourselves and a duty to the young people of
the country READING
4. Declamation--Selected PUPIL
5. Song--star-spangled banner PUPIL OR SCHOOL
6. Quotations from the sayings of Abraham
Lincoln and his eulogists BY PUPILS
rising in their places and repeating.
7. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address PUPIL
8. Essay on Lincoln PUPIL
9. Song SCHOOL
10. Tableaux or Grouping representing some
historical event in the life of Lincoln GROUP
11. Lincoln as a Model for the Youth of the
Nation READING
12. Song--battle hymn of the republic SCHOOL
13. Brief Addresses by VISITING VETERANS
and other invited guests.
14. Song--america SCHOOL AND VISITORS
DRILLS, PANTOMIMES, TABLEAUX
OLD GLORY
Marie Irish
A PRIMARY FLAG DRILL FOR FIVE LITTLE GIRLS AND FIVE LITTLE BOYS
Costumes: Each child carries a flag of fairly good size and wears a
soldier cap. The caps are made of red, white and blue tissue paper and
should be provided with an elastic cord that passes under the chin to
hold them in place. Children also wear on each shoulder an epaulet,
made of strips of cambric, an inch wide, one white, one red and one
blue, sewed up in a cluster.
Music: A patriotic march.
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