The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-13

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| Alice Perry, Gale Perry
| Maude Ryan, Marianne RitZinger,
| Caroline saunders, Marion Sanborn,
| William Shepherd, Benjamin Schwab,
| Louise Simon, Allie Simon,
| Ethel Smith, Harvey Smalley,
| Clara Steward Edith Smell,
| Grace Stillwell Emily Stckney,
| Ella Suydam, Mabel StoughtOn,
| Inga Tjonsland George Thomas,
! Bessie Warner George Whitney,
Tenne Williamson, Eta Williams.
Scientific Course
| James DAILY Robert Wood,
| Harold Kramer, George Frasier,
| Harriet Maknson, Clara McCauly,
| Katherine Mucare. Catherine Phillips.
HUMBOLDT HIGH SCHOOL.
The annual sermon to the graduating
class of Humboldt school will be de-
livered by Rev. r. M. Avison this
evening, at o'clock, in the Clin-
ton Avenue Methodist church.
The class day exercises will take
place in Assembly hall Tuesday even
| ing next. The usual programme of
class day will be rendered, consisting
| OF class history, statistics, poems, ora
| lions, prophecy and presentation to the
| Humboldt high school of something ap-
| propriate.
The choicest class songs have been
prepared and, assisted by the orchestra,
! there promises to be a very interesting
| entertainment. Admission will be by
| tickets
The commencement exercises will
take place in the Clinton Avenue
| Methodist church Friday evening. This
! being the first commencement it has
| attracted unusual attention. The effort
will be made to show the good results
| accomplished by this high school by
! the only true eVidence-the pupils
| themselves.
The programme will be varied and
! f,,1 OH
add much to the occasion. Admission
will be by ticket only, to prevent
crowding and inconvenience.
The Humboldt junior-senior reception
! Friday evening was indeed a very
brilliant affair The assembly hall of
| the school was very tastefully decorat-
ed. The class colors of '97 and '98
and the school colors hung in graceful
| festoons from the prominent points in
| the hall, intermingling to show the
friendly union. The beautiful even
| ing and the gay costumes of the ladies
completed the splendid effect.
After merry dancing and the delight
| full promenade the guests sat down to
the bountiful tables spread in the long
halls where the event of the evening
took place. The POSTMASTER was N.
Rex Peabody. The toasts began with
1.-THE Old Regime" by Miss Nina Rowe,
| the president of 98, and we'll did she
demonstrate that she was the coming
woman reigning with dignity and ease.
THE Humboldt High School, was
| the theme assigned to Miss Mary
| O'Connor who is to pronounce the vale
| dictOry for '97.
| Our PrincipaI' was discussed by
Miss Blanche Bigue in a charming way.
The Pioneers fell to the lot of Prin-
| cipal Bryant, who dwelt upon the i'm
portant part the pioneers" have play
| ed in all movements.
Miss Lettie Leyde's toast was Miss
Burlingame and Ancient Languages.
This toast was even finer than any of
| Miss Leydes former efforts. Roy Mil
| Ter discussed Mr. Schmidt and
| Science in a very appropriate manner,
! adding not a little to the good feeling.
| Percy Burnham pronounced one of his
short and pithy speeches on the sub
ject Miss Mann and Mathematics. "
Miss May Schriber, in concise and
elegant English, paid high tribute to
her respected teacher, Miss Allison,
History and English Miss Schriber
has the honor Of being the salutatorian
| of her class.
Miss Julia Christensen, in language
rich and melodious, paid high compli-
ment to Miss Nabersberg and Art. -.
Frank Haskell paid his respects to
Mr. Jurka and the German"
Miss Georgia Geddes, in her inin1it-
able manner, dwelt upon the Vacant
Chairs" 1.-The Heir Apparent fell to
the lot of Theo. BeaVans, the president
Of '97.
The class of 1897 consists of: Maria Anna
Arndt Blanche Safronah Bigue, Carrie
Louise Brown, Percy Henry Burnham, Julia
Georgia Pauline Geddes, Edith Rockford
Gray Jessie Caryl Jefferson Ethel Marion
Kay, Francis Joseph King, Letie Celeste
Lyde, Llah Marie MCGUIRE. Edith Emilia
Fofn do 1frod
| Edith Mary O'Connor, Florence Adah Schil-
ling, May Belle Schriber, Mary Ellen Ira
cy, Joseph R. Tfnscott, Edna Milo Williams
CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL.
The graduating class of the Cleveland high
school this year numbers twenty-five and is
| the largest but one Of any high school in
| the state outside Of the Twin Cities. The
commencement exercises will be held Tues
day at p. m. in Gustavus Adolphus church,
ait Sims and Weide streets, the programme
being as follows
Overture NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Orchestra
Prayer
saiutatory and Oration-''s Made MAN.
Grafton" Hamlet. go. William John Hedin
| Essay-"A Reminiscence'
Janet Dunlop McCuEoch
Oration-''Lnks of Growth
Gertrude Agnes Fischer
Music :Solf oiion,,e,; ofcneSOfa
Stella Charlotte Knudson
Laura Amanda RiSchatSch
| Address to the Glass. Rev. George w. Davis
Presentation Of Diplomas.
! Overture ........................... Orchestra
| The class day exercises occur June Is, at
2:30 O'Clock, and will consist Of the following:
Grammar Grade Chorus.
! Class Motto ............. True to Our Best
Signey Constance Olson.
Class Flower. Emma Jensine Wicker
Things Learned by the Way
Elsie Catherine Peterson
Recitation ................" The Singers Hils''
Ella Olson.
Messrs Hoefer, Hedin, Hopkins, Hickman
and Richie.
Class History .................Alma Spetzman
Glass Prophecy katherine Anna Rischatsch
Class Memorial. -. Evelyn Georgiana Olson
Last Will and Testament
Refine Elizabeth Grenier
Glass Song
The class consists Of
Helvine A. Anderson, Stella c.. Knudson,
Hilma A. Brandt. Janet D. McCulloch,
Flossie F. Terrier. Caroline M Oehrlein,
Gertrude A. Fischer, Signey G. Olson,
Augusta NJ. Goette, Ella Olson
Helen Marie Goodwin Evelyn G.. uson,
Refine e. Grenier. Elsie G. Peterson,
William John Heden, Laura A. Rischatsch,
Anna Matilda Heden, K. A. Rischatsch,
Anna June Hendricks Alma Spetzman.
Samuel A. Hoefer, Harold L. Stolpestad,
Ethel Pearl Jennings, Emma J. Wicker.
Addte Lulu Knapp,
DOUGLAS SCHOOL.
At the Douglas school each of the ten grad
yates will participate in the programme Thurs
day afternoon as follows:
Sobre las C!as .....................R osas
Essay~"rhe Deserted village N'i''' LAY
Wilhelmina Jack
Essay-"Our Birds" Charles Kartak
Essay" Stephenson and HIS work. '----~'''n
Charles KiaISon