The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-30

Piano~Ada Lou Halves, 90
Organ-Ella May Elliot, '99
2. Invocation :. .. Rev. Samuel j. Watson
3. Work .............. Ralph Chester Amsden
l. The Modern Macbeth. ..Albertha J Mia Austin
5. Result Of Energy ......... Ella Mary Bieser
Misses Kerr. Tempieton and Washburn
AdHaneement ennne ale Of Education ooie inez Ely
.................. Harvey Clinton Green
10. Grand Marehe Herrique: 80 Hoist
Misses Ely, Kerr and Vandervort
II. Influence of MnsIc. 49,. Caddie Noble Jones
IS. Intellectual Achievements -:
" mi Misses Vandervort t and washburn '''
Messrs. Amsden and Cruise
" ............... Henry Walter MCPHERSON
....,.......... -. Rose Ellen Pament
IS. Violin Solo, Song Of Love. ......... Taylor
Miss Washburn
19 Self Reliance Susie oanna Rider
20, Personality ........ James Harvey Rust
81. Marconi.. Annie Jean Templeton
20. Loves Oracle. Amsden, Cruise, Kerr& Watson
90. Value ofDecision. Lulu Agnes Vandervort
"a. The Price OF Honor. Ella Frances Washburn
25. Perseverance. .......... Edwin James Watson
Following this the graduates
sang their class song, a compost
ton by one of their own mem
bers, as follows:
All we'll sing a song in Sadness
Ere we from each other sever,
And the golden chain is broken
That US linked in peace together.
CHORUS:
Oh we part, we part tonight
From the days we loved so we'll,
Close about each aching heart
Clings last farewell
Four short years in JOY together
We each others knowledge shared
Now when dawns another morrow
Each alone his load must bear.
Tears steal gently down the cheek,
AS we mediate alone,
Thinking of the days gone past
And the joys forever flown.
One beam of each others eye,
One more word from out the heart
Then we turn with ways divided
From each others sight to part.
EDWARD G. CRUISE
After the song, Prof. S. G..
Burkhead, who has been super.
intendent of the city schools for
the past three years, made the
formal recommendation of the
class, and President Downie, on
behalf of the board of education,
presented the diplomas to the
members Of the class, after which
the ceremonies were brought to
a close with a benediction by
Rev. E. Fem Lyman.
Following is a lisrof graduates
that have passed from the Mil
bank schools during the last
eleven years:
lss1-Bertha B. Bradford, Mary E. Hevener,
j. Homer Burgan, Hattie K. Hits, Verna Crowl,
Olive Mcbride, Herman E. Crowl, Ella A. Merry.
1ssa-Benj; II. Bradford, Guy McCollum,
1se4-Katherine Hoetgen, Maud L. Barney,
Marion J. Clark, Clara M. Saueressig.
18961Nellie A. Ackerman, Aimee B. Cleveland,
Florence Elliot, Josephine Fanset, M. Lewis
Mcbride. William K Phelan, Carrie Trowbridge.
1897 narold N. Ashton. Ray w. Bailey, Bessie
Tyson Cooke, Edith May Douglas, Harriet NJ.
Lockhart, Ethel Clark McCullom, Maude C.
Rust, Achsah A. Wiseman, Merit B. Wiseman,
1ss9.Ells May Elliot. Lens c: Fortune, Al
Miller, Emma r. Nixson, Mabel N. Trowbrdge,
Ella N. Williams, Oliver P.Willisms. Agnes X.
Wood, Hoyt p. Burgan, Raymond w. Cannon,
Frank e. Hits, Ida B. Peterson August 9. PORT
1eoo-Ruby Mary Aldrich William Algernon
Cunningham, May Gloriene EgermayeY, Irving
Robinson Ely, Elsie Maud Farnham, Ada Lou
Hawes, George Lynn Hawes. Walter Arnold
Kerr, Maude Louise Mile, Frederick Harold
Poppe, Alfred Lincoln Schafer, william Henry
Schafer. Edward Wesley Thirsk. Emmet Isaac
White,
l90l-willetta Bryant. Rose Mary Carroll,
Bertha LuellA Cunningham, Lola Maud Prevey,
Charles BENJAMIN Stone, Nellie Ma Sullivan,
Celia Ada Vandervort.