The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-05-23
CLOSING OF TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

ercises of the High School class will take
place in the evening in the opera house
Sunday morning. in the NJ E. church.
Rev. u. Mccormick delivered the bacca-
laureate sermon before the high school
grad uates, who coupled seates in front
row. The following is a list of the grad
uates: Viola Kampf. Emily Suinmersby.
Eleanor Milton, Karl Miller, Estella
Carson, Gertrude Wells, Bertha Stock
we'll.
A large number of people were present.
/ The exercises were opened with sing
j ing by the church choir. Miss Dot Hen
kel sang the solo, Holy City, with good
voice and charming effect.
Rev d. Mccormick read the 18th chap
ter of l Timothy, and the 9th verse of the
10th Psalm, using for his text. s'Where
withal sball young man cleanse his
| way? by taking heed thereto according to
thy word.'' Mr.. McCormick spoke of a
clean way of life. 1t necessary
thing for young person to cleanse his
way: bat this must be done with faith in
| the Bible, as was clearly indicated the
text, and this faith must not be interfered
| with by the scepticisms found in scien-
tific books. A strong admonition
urged against evil companionship and
disobedience to parents. He said if we
do not enjoy our own self respect we can
as.
The minds and hearts should be kept
clean as well as the bodies and neatness
of attire. Nowadays more attention is
paid to dress than purity of heart. The
model person has the holy spirit dwelling
in him. Your person must have a fixed
and definite purpose to cleanse the way.
To do this, we must know ourselves. Be
cause so many young people fail is from
a lack of determination. If they carried
away other thought than this, said
Mr.. Mccormick, the young people would
have ethins to think of in the stand
ard of purity found in the text.
Last night the graduation exercises of
the Grammar school took place. The
, opera house was pretty we'll filled and the
interest in the program was generous
> and hearty. We are unable to give a
full report of the exercises. The follow
ing was the program:
Beeson's Orchestra
Address of Welcome. ...--.-.... Maude Rhodes
Our COUNTRY:
From Sea to Sea Arthur Gresham
; From Powhatan to Mckinley
The Cart-The Locomotive Ralph Petition
The War Canoe-The Oregon Clarence r. Aten-
Blossoms Orchestra
Early Naval Heroes Dennis Snyder.
Later Naval Heroes Frank Skillington
The Users of the Spade and Plow
The Riders of the Keel and Wheel ------------
--...--..--------- -Gussie spicer-
solo-May Sturm.
, They Stand in the Marts of Trade -.--.--------
t .-.....--...-.. .--.....-- Sarah w. PUNK ett.
By Them the Laws Are Made Sarah J. Dixon.
f In valley-on Hill, the School House Stands
Ten Thousand Pulpits Edna b. Clark
Beeson's Orchestra.
The Islands of the Sea-. Minna Greenway-
: seamediwith silver: Knit with Gold .-----
, Clara A Weingarth
The Hurrying Pen; The Click of the Type
!, ...-.--.... Ethel Currey.
t Miles of Voice; Acres of Ears
. Observation-Disclosures Grace lone Gwinner
seloL7Maude Rhodes
The Giants Tanned .--.-...--.-.- BERTHE Saunders.
: Shall We Prove Worthy Richard c. Kampf
Presentation of Diplomas-E- d. Webb
Solo-Robin Clute-
The young people acquitted them
selves excellent1y.
The following are the names of the
graduates: Richard Kampf, Irene
: Wrighten, Minna Olive Greenway, Ralph
!. FL. Petition, Mabel Clair Boyd, Sarah
. w. Plunkett, Mary Ethel Currey, Arthur
B. Gresham, Dennis Snyder, Ethel
> De La, Maude Rhodes, Charles r. Ander.
son, Frank Skillington, Clarence Il. Aten
: Clara A. Weingarth, Gussie Spicer
:. Edna B. Clark, Grace lone Gwinner
: Alberta Saunders, Sarah j. Dixon
! The following is the program for Fri
q day night, to be rendered by the Higt
n School graduates.
q Music ,Beeson's Orchestra
:, | Invocation Rev. VIM Westwood
: Salutatory and Oration-Air Castles -------.---
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Emily Summersby
: Thought Diamondss.....---B Bertha StockwelI
r Chorus-Come Fit Around .----- High School
:, / A Century Hence Gertrude Wells
The Idea and the real ---- ------- Karl Miller
Music. Beeson's Orchestra-
Characters That Live Estella Carson
V The o a idea Eleanor Milton
y Chorus, Ebb and Flow High School
; Grafton, Liberty. the Goal and yaledctor.
Y Address. Viola Kampf
a Music, Beeson's Orchestra
= Presentation of Diplomas-A. B. Reeves
:, Music-Beeson's ORCH
Motto-We have crossed the bay; the oceal
lies before
i CoIors-Cerise and Cream.
n Glass En- mbIeIn-Rose-
d Names of Graduates: Viola NJ
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