The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07

to Pupils and Others From the
City Schools
The seniors of the Humboldt high
school are making extensive plans for
their graduation. The following have
been assigned commencement parts:
valedictorian-Lil Lillian Wicockson.
alutatCrian-Mertie Murphy.
Lillian King, Minor Rowe,
Able Lawton, Elbridge Staples
Pansy OBrien, Elizabeth B. Turner
Rex Peabody, Edwin Zege.
The other members Of the graduating
class are:
Barbara Alstatt. Abel Haskell.
Florence Baker, Clara Listoe,
Frank Berg Della RYAN
Marie Carlson Bessie Newton
Commencement exercises will be held
June II. Glass day has not as yet been
fully decided upon
The senior class will publish the
school annual which will be in the
form of an announcement, containing
pictures of the class, lists of the stu
dents of the high school, histories of
the classes, the courses of study and
the charter of the Humboldt High
School City.
commencement at the Cleveland high
school have been about completed The
exercises will be held in the Gustavus
Adolphus church, June IA and Is.
Inc class day parts have been as
signed as follows:
PRESIDENTS Address Horace NJ. Hokanson
lass Sis song .......... Matilda L. Ahlstrom
C Ciass Poem Violet Geneva Bacon
Glass Proclamation -. Maurice A. Hickman
Last viii and Testament
Joseph A. Lysander
Glass History $50. Margaret Olive jenkins
MOTTO MOTTO ............... AXel w. Lindgren
lass sEE: PROPHECY .:.... Esther c. Ostergren
Things Learned by the Way
f Martha A.. Woolsey
CLASS Flower ...... .Leola Rose THOMPSON
CLASS Memorial ......... Charlotte Shoberg
special features of class day will be
patriotic songs by the high school
cnorus ana several selections by the
School orchestra of twelve pieces. The
following have been chosen for COM
mencement parts as having the highest
standing in the class, which numbers
twenty:
valedictorian-Anna Marie McCauley.
Salutatorian-Agnes Grace tombstone
Hannah Marie Bodin.
Elizabeth Bernardetta DAILY.
Mary DAILY.
John Alfred Pearson
Martha Amelia Tollefson
The class of '9S is the second to grad
uate from the Cleveland high school.
and Principal Farnsworth said YES
terday that they had always been
good, working class and very forward
in advancing the interests of the
school. During the past winter thew
secured a course of lectures on Amer.
lean Literature" by Prof. Sanford, of
the state university, which proved very
profitable and entertaining
The annual junior-senior reception
of the Cleveland will be held May q
at Odd Fellows hall, corner PAYNE
avenue and Wells street.
The regular meeting of the Literary
Academy of the Central High School
was postponed yesterday until Nav
IL, when the programme will be as fol-
lows:
quotations ...;;;...:,.. Sir Walter Scott
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. From HAWTHORNE -es
Alice Woodmar
TTeciieaIion Mary Smith
Ca HalStead MOODY
Essay-Future of Japan
W. Gordon Dlbble
Critics report
The debating society of the Central
nigh school yesterday accepted the chal-
ienge of the Literary academy to de-
bate the question, Resolved, That our
coast defenses should be strengthened
Inc debating society chose the mega
tive. The conditions as agreed to nro.
vlue Tor three five minute speeches on
each SIDE and an open debate in which
the speeches may be three minutes
each. The president of. the DEBATING
| society, Walter d. Howell, will nreside
o., lie uepate, which is to be held Nav
~. All other arrangements are tn ho
leIt TO committee from each sociatv
| fIinclpal j. c. Bryant, of the Hum.
poIot High school, lectured last even
ing on "Cuba's Struggle for Tndenend
| ence' in the high school assemble hau
me lecture was profusely illustra ted
VII over one hundred stereopticon
, ieMo, lnGluolns reproductions from
Photographs Of the men who ero III
| nave been leaders in the strupgIa O.. anu
scenes In and about Havana WeuIar.; s
heeiie was received with q sto1.1,.
nisses' while the Cuban generals - ~
melcomed with an outburst of an1,,o We
~ plyaht opened his lecture bv to-,
Gs. .he audience on a BRIEF trin -,
r npnin, ana showing them the rov 81
| hea1,tif,,i saruehs at Madrid, the most
%Ceaulitui ana luxurious in the wor15
coming home to Havana, he deso w9tla;
| CuDa capital and its surronnd;,eN
| anu pictured the desolation 49, 5 80
tress which follows alike in ~ eo us
oI the spanish and insurgent forcas
havana harbor, with Moro castle end
| prominence. n'tlhg
| Mr.. Bryan outlined the 1ates+ ,,,
| of the war, reading extracts fron, 60
Blanco.s proclamation and showing the
methods Spain is using to retain har
| grasp upon the island.
| The programme was closed by very
well executed piano solo by Miss Oehler
a member of the graduating class.
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