The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-09
BUTTE News.
THE FINAL EXERCISES
Of the Graduating Glass of the
High School.
NEW PLAN WILL BE TRIED
The Programme Will Be Extended Over
Several Days-The Public Is
Cordially Invited to
Attend.

Tomorrow at :35 o'clock the gradu-
ating exercises which will mark the
close of the public school term will
begin in the auditorium of the high
school building. The final exercises
will be held in the opera house on the
afternoon of June ., the last day of
the present school term. Then the
diplomas will be presented by Presi-
dent Mueller of the board of educa-
ton, and other literary and musical
exercises will conclude the programme.
1t has been the custom to crowd into
one day all of the orations and other
ceremonials incident to the closing OF
the schools. This year it has been de-
cided to render the programme piece
meal, beginning tomorrow with the
orations of three of the graduates-elect.
Superintendent Hendricks has prepar-
ed the list as follows:
Wednesday. May 10, 1886 p. M
Practical Chemistry" Emelen Ire
win: THE Augustan Age" Mary Cen
evieve Kellett; The New Woman of
Thursday, May H. 1876 p. m.--"Ro-
manic Language" Sarah McManis;
american Dramatic Art" Jennie Ben
nett; Antonio Grace Mildred Will
son.
Friday, May 12 s:S5 p. m.-"Charles
Dickens, the Best of Castle Builders"
Mary Elizabeth McLane; "Germany's
Contribution to Civiliza tion,' Alice
Alaphonses Conway: Virgil and
Dante" Annie Blanche Knowlton.
Monday. May Is. 1886 p. m.-"Rosa
Bonheur," Anna Margaret Meade; My
Ideal Gentleman" Eleanor Margaret
Crowley; American Literature" Edna
Henderson.
Tuesday, May Is, 3:35 p. m.-"The
Renaissance" Margaret Alice Kemper;
Views of Old Rome" Katie Meade;
"Unknown Heroes" Aida Louise Ritter
Wednesday, May II, 3:35 p. m.-"His-
tory Repeats ITSELF" Mary Elizabeth
Dayson; Fall of Troy" Josephine Cor
nelia Mulville; Red Cross Society,"
Mabel Emily Wrath.
Thursday, May Is, a. NJ Moulding
of Character" Hannah Graney; "Wo-
men in Mathematics Lillian May
Bretherton. At 1886 p. NJ, Progress
of American People, Julia LAUREL;
."The Roman Forum" Maud Rose
Heimbach.
Friday, May 10, 9 a. m.-"The Ora
cles," jamie Webster; Great Events of
the Nineteenth Century" Elizabeth
Maude Cooke. At 1886 p. M, "Beetho-
ven,'' Elizabeth Phoebe Rogers; Vic
tor Hugo Annie Christina Thierman.
MoHudy, MAY IL, . d. H. L ne EXlle
of Dreyfus, From an American Stand
point" Arthur Kennedy Atkins; Mon
roe Doctrine Modernized," Alfred John
Balmforth. AT 1886 p. M, 'The Mission
Of Literature" Cora Augusta Smith;
1.-THE Poet of Childhood,' Christine
Taylor Agnes Brebner
Tuesday, May 2S, 8 a. m.-"The Ge-
nial Holiness Rebecca Graney; 1.-THE
Poet Artist of the Nineteenth Century
Cornelia Wierman Featherly At 1856
p. M, "The War of Roses" Florence
Hicks; 'Our New Possessions" Guy
Davidson.
Wednesday, May "a, a. m.--"Elec-
tricity in Modern Warfare" Edwin
Reed Corbin; "Hispano-American
War" Bessie Barton Johns At 3:35
a. m, mines and the Economic
of Studying Modern Languages" Ella
Thursday, May 25, 9 a. m.-''The Iron
. Chancellor" Clyde Brown; Geology
and Commerce." Guy Hamilton Job
At 1886 p. M, THE Study of the Clas-
sics," Ralph Dawson; Kaiser Will
iam," Harry Stivewel Tallant
Friday, May rs, 8 a. m.-"The Art OF
Fiction" Nellie Maude Hamlyn; Alb
bottsford," Eva Ella Dunstan. At 3:35
p. M, "Delsarte and His Works" "
Laura Anne jackson: Influence OF
Italy on Modern Civilization" Mary
Charlotte Williams.
Monday, May 29. a. m.-"The Earth
and Its History" Agnes Ruth Holland
z 1886 p. M, Territorial Expansion -
4 Benjamin Hanson; The Life and Fate
of Caesar Lille Ruby Reynolds.
Wednesday,, May 81. a. m.-"The
Future of Cuba" William Ogle; The
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