The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-31

little ones did exceptionally we'll anC
deserve a great deal of praise fol
their good work. Miss Powell has
right to feel very proud of the work
she has accomplished this year. The
attendance was very large.
Miss Coston held Bird Day exer.
cises in her department at l O'Clock
the same day, and the program was
very much the same as the one car.
ried out in Miss PowelPs department.
1t was difficult to tell which program
was carried out the best. In fact,
both were complete success in every
detail and every one present thorough
ly enjoyed them Miss G. has no less
reason to feel proud of her work this
year 1t has been a marked success
T in every way and the school has made
splendid progress.
The graduating exercises of the
Eighth Grade-of j. E. Thompson's
observation-disclosures held at the opera
house on Friday evening, and it is
our duty to report them a complete
success in every particular The hall
was beautifully decorated, and the
motto Of the class, Launched but
not anchored, was arched at the rear
of the stage The members of the
class-Amy Evelyn Turner, Francis
Pearl Hopkins, Frank Rollin Smith,
Russell Lowell Boutwell,, Regenla Es-
Their Harris, Edna Belle Stevenson,
Isaac Tracy, Della Margaret Shaw,
Gilbert French Kimball, Ollie Perry
Monroe, Beulah May Haas, Frank
Forest Crandall, Elmer Fauntleroy
Maryatt, Rosie Fay White, Mabel
Gertrude Cope, Philip Oliver Dasch,
Annie Leach McGrew, Guy Tracy,
Della Beatrix Curl Lizzie Cora Hill
represented a fine appearance as
they filed in onto the stage and took
seats, and surely Weiser felt proud
of them. Many of this class will
go on in the good work they have so
commendable begun. The progrom
carried out was as follows:
Instrumental Solo-Mlss Hixon.
Address-Rev. Chas. Luck.
Piano duet-Two Members of Glass.
Song-Class
Presentation of diplomas-T. P. Mary
all, president of School Board.
Instrumental Muslc-Miss Hfxon
Every member on the program was
a success in every sense Of the term.
Mr.. Thompson, who has been faith
full, hard working member of the
faculty, could not have wished the
exercises greater success than they
were.
The second annual commencement
exercises of the high school took place
at the opera house Friday evening,
and one of the largest audiences that
ever assembled in the hall gathered to
listen to this program, indeed graf
flying fact to Prof. r. B. Foresman
who has been an untiring worker at
the head of our school the past year.
and who has made splendid show
ing in results.
The graduates-Bertram Edward
Jenny, Mary Eta Hannah, Carrie
Lee Richardson, Linnie Benjamin
Perkins, Clyde Leroy Hixon, Kathryn |
Marguerite Lynch Board OF
Education, the high school faculty,
Rev. Chas. Luck and j. H. McPher- |
ION occupied seats on the stage. The
stage was beautifully decorated with
lowers aud potted plants. The class
motto, ''Let knowledge be our anch
Or, was suspended over and at the
ear of the stage, under which was a
arch of flowers, and the
|cene was indeed delightful one.
The following most excellent pro-
gram was carried out:
Music, Selected-Miss Lorena Hixon.
Invocation-Rev. Chas. Luck.
Vocal Solo, Selected-Mrs. VIM Ander-
ION.
Grafton, Our Decentralization e.
Tenney.
Essay. Our Mineral Resources-M
Gtta Hannah.
Piano Solo, Selected-Miss Abbie W.
Ewing.
Grafton, The Political Status of Woman
Carrie Lee Richardson.
Essay. AS We Sow We Shall Reap
linnie B. Perkins.
Music Selected-Mandolin Club.
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