The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-23


High school commencement exercises
| will be held in the auditorium on Thurs
day evening, May 6.
Rev. ". T. Hilton Of the Central Chris
tan church will make the baccalaureate
address 10 the class ir the auditorium On
Sunday morning, May =. at 1890 o'clock.
This Is the seventeenth class Of gradu-
ates from Wichita's High school, and ii
ell the courses numbers thitry-three
members.
The graduates have adopted the motto
"Hew TO the Line" which is a good one
If they do. The exercises al the auditor
ium will include first class selections Of
vocal and instrumental music and will be
very elaborately arranged.
Program il full:
Music-"Marcn, White Squadron Two
Step''-High school orchestra and Man
dolin club.
Music-"Brldal Chorus"-High echoo!
mixed chorus.
Prayer.
Dignity in statesmanship'-Garland
P. Ferrell.
THE Responsibility of the Author
Maude A. Babcock.
Pyramids and Apollos"-Edith May
Bachtel.
Mysteries OF Nature" B.
Hill.
"Mirth'-Garnet Culp.
symbols May Dorsey.
President Monroe's Place ir American
His-ory"-Edvard w Dill
Supremacy Of Self''-Elizabe BTiin-
ger
Music-"Jack and Gill' Garvis)-High
school chorus.
Military Training IN Public Schools
Albert A. Gehring.
"A Banner With Strange Device-Ex-
ceIsior"-Alice Brady.
National Idols"-Laura c. Boone.
Life ir the Cab"-Arthur E. johnson.
Consistency or Truth"-V. Herbert
Young.
"Men''-Anna =. Jones.
Arbitration, the Key to the Evolution
Of Mankind'-Benjamin H. Kerfoot.
The Uratrained"-Faye Chambers.
Music, II Waited for the Lord" (Men-
delssohn)-High school mixed chorus.
"Harmony"-Cnloe E.dred Brown.
School Athletics''-Lyman T. Hick-
man.
Individualism"-Da S. stuckey.
''Sunf7ower Symphonies"-Caltha Mar
tindale.
"a Nations President Deserves Ma
TORS Praise and Demands a Nations
Aid'-George Dawson.
Music, 'I Would that My Love" (Men-
delssohn)-High School orchestra
"Uncrowned Queens''-Louise Atchi-
son.
'Problerns" r. Wilkie.
Alexander Hamilton''-Wilfred E.
Pearce.
The Spirit OF Chivalry''-Minnie Edna
Freeland.
Ruth the Gleaner"-Mabe. Stoutemy-
er.
Moods and whistNng Leon
Kessler.
Masculine Loquacity''-Estella Barnes
Beaten Paths"-Murray Kirkwood.
Salad for the Solitary"-Oiive Eliza
beth Hill.
Music. 'tSerenade, Wild Bird" Oeko-
ven)-High School Male Chorus; solos by
Jetta Campbell and Edward Dill
Tests of Citizership"-J. Graham
Campbell.
Tolerance. the Measure Of a Liberal
Educa tion"-Mary OBrion Warren.
''Discontent'' Evelyn Louise Lease.
Music. Class song. words by Louise
Lease, music by Jessie Clark.
Presentation Of Diplomas-President of
board.
Music, Thanks be TO God CEnjah)-
Mendelssohr-High School Mixed Chorus.
Benediction.
In the seven courses catalogued by the
school the graduates this year are as fol-
lows:
Latin course-Benjamln H Kerfoo.,
Murray H. Kirkwood. Chloe E.dred
Brown. Margaret May Dorsey, Olive
Elizabeth Hill. Louise Rowe Atchison,
Edith May Bachtei, Emma Es:eIla
Barnes, Laura c. Boone, Alice Maude
Brady.
College Preparatory Course-J. Gra-
ham Campbell. George Dawson. Edward
W. Dill, Garland p. Ferrer. Wilfred e
Pearce, Maude A. Babcock. Minnie Edna
Freeland. Anna r. Jones. Evelyn Louise
Lease, Sara Emma Ross, Mabel Wood
son Stoutemyer.
Latin-German Course-Albert A. Gehr-
ing. Frederick B. Hill. V. Herbert Young,
Orpha Caltha Mar,irdale.
German CoursABenjamin F. Wiik,A
English Course-Lymaa T. Hickman.
Arthur E. Johnson. George Leon Kesslef.
David S. Stuckey. Elizabeth BiTinger,
Faye Chambers. Garnet Culp.
Two Courses College Prsna-ato-y ana