The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30

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KEMPER CADET GRADUATES.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
cises Of Kemper Military School were held
here this morning at the Turner Hall. Fol-
lowing. are the graduates:
Efii..1s, k ss1&n' Az 4. r. Nf K @ S'esi p y; Mcneil ssMs..:
B%GonviiIs: Mo: ": i: Millions. Lincoln. Kas.:
graduates for the Clarence E. Evans gold
medal. Lin ". Smith was the winner.
The annual military ball was given at
the school last night. Many visitors from
adjoining States are here.
MAsCOUTAH HIGH SCHOOLS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Mascoutah. ILL.,. May 3:-The commence
School, Will be held Friday evening at the
Opera-house. Professor Calvin NJ. Woodward
Of the st. Louis Manual Training School
The class consists of the following:
Henry II. 1egendre. George p. Fackt. Herbert
+. ILL. Jacob Tocpfer. Amelia Postel. Maria f.
mont.
CARTHAGE COLLEGE GRADUATES.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Carthage. ILL.,. May 2s.-Commencement
exercises OF Carthage College this week in
cluded In the programme an address before
the Christian societies of the college by
Doctor Siford Of Newark. o. the bacca-
1 E1nSa1,e. address S;lms delivered ! rcd, by President
literary society of the college by the Rev
erend W. H.. Blancke Of Davenport. Ia.
an address before the college alumni by the
Reverend A. F. Ernst of Galena, ILL.,, and
the regular graduating exercises. at which
time Harold Lee Jones of Washington, ILL.,.
phine He'll Heifrle an9 and I MISS Ber Mhss Lane laa ! %sre
graduated. The weeks programme will be
concluded with a lecture recital by w. w.
Londer Of Chicago.
G%ALESBURG HIGH SCHOOL.
Galesburs. Ill. May 29.-Diplomas were
presented to-day to ia graduates of the
class ever graduated In the history of the
public schools of the city.
During the past three years the students
have given the system Of selecting their
own studies a thorough test, and teachers
and pupils alike are highly gratified over
the result.
| FOR SCHOOLS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
sandoyal. ILL.,. May 9.-Patoka School
| Board last night employed the following
teachers: Principal. ]. w. Starment Of
| Adeline, ILL.,: teachers. Mrs. A. p. Bennett
and Bessie Griffin of Patoka and Lillian
Shanklin of Sandoval.
MADDOX SEMINARY GRADUATES.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
| Little Rock. Ark. May 2e.-The graduat-
ing exercises of Maddox Seminary took
| place to-day In the Auditorium of the SEM
mary. The Reverend Ira Loudrith of Nash
vile. Tenn. delivered the address to the
| e graduates. The class was composed as fol-
lo ws:
Miss Mollie Alsie Payne. A. n. n. E.: Miss
Effe Gene Locke, A. d. n. E.; Miss Lola Prt-
dence Dillinger. a. Il. NJ. E.; Miss Mabel Anne
Locke, q. s.: Miss Mollie Emily Ferguson. B..
s.: Miss Mary Sue Rogers, NJ. E.; Miss ieda
May Garland. NJ. E.; Miss Lucie Josephine
Potts. n. E.; Miss Gertrude McHenry. NJ. E.:
Miss Lucille Shelby.
WHITEHALL STUDENTS GRADUATED.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Whitehall. ILL.,, May z.-The twenty-nftt
commencement exercises Of the Whitehall
High School were held In the opera-houss
this evening. The graduates are: Ruth
Evans Norville Hicks. Teresa lyle, Dwight
Johnson. Ernest Morris. Charles Moyni
ham,. Addie Potts. Lara Short, Beulah Wal
ker. Harry Winn and Mead WlnteFA