Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-06-26
commencement WEEK.
Another school Years Work VIII be
Completed Tonight.

Another school Years Work VIII be
Completed Tonight.
Commencement week is again at
hand and this year marks the largest
graduating class in the history of our
high school. 1t is of course perfectly
natural that as our city grows in age
and population that the classes should
grow larger and stronger. The com
mencement exercises will be held at
the opera house and the usual small
fee will be charged at the door to help
defray the expenses. Following is
the
PROGRAM:
Instrumental Solo, "Siempreviva"------
-------------.---- --------- Miss Allen
Invocation Kew Butler
Salutatory- Ruth Edna Mann
Presidents Address ------ Clair Beach Peck
Chorus, "A Little While" "--------.N II. Alien
Class History Albert Joseph Rummler
Grafton, "The Vindication of Gen Ro-
bert f. Lee" Robert Russell Olds
Grafton, Reserve Power" ----..----------
-..--- Clayton Myron Chapman
Ladies' Octet, "The Land o. the Leal,"--
.-------..---.--.--...- j. Smith
Grafton, 1.-THE Student in American
Politics" Alvin John Wright
Grafton, "Our Nations Needs ----.-----
.-----.--------.---.Jo John Ezra Wagner
Scarf Drill by Senior Girls
Class Prophecy Falley {. Mclaughlin
Ladies' Octet. "Sleep Little Baby of
Mine" 49, n DeCtnee-.Snlith
Class Will--------------- Ida Gardner Sayles
Oration-Valedictory, The South AT
rican Patriot" ----R Roy Albert Reynolds
Presentation of Diplomas ----------------
e. X. Spencer, of Board of Education
Chorus, departure" ----------------------
------F. +. MendetSs0hH BdrthOi0dy
Benediction- Rev "A. O. Carman
MOTTO "Climb, Though the Rocks be Rugged
GRADUATES.
Clayton NJ. Chapman English German.
Myrtle Golden Clark English German.
Lucia A Chickering-Eng nglish- German.
Mary Helena Dehn-English-Ge
Mary Ellen Diamond-En -English-Gernan.
Falley c. Mclaughlin English German.
Winnifred Mary George Latin German.
Edith May knapp -English-Latin.
Ruth Edna Mann-Latin- German.
Ro obert Russell Olds-English- German.
Clair Beach Peck-Latin- German.
Roy Albert Reynolds-La German.
Mabelle Maude Robinson-English-L Latin.
Albert Joseph Rummler-LatinG German.
Ida Gardner Sayles-English German.
Maude Ursula Spencer-Latin-German
John Ezra German.
Ethel May misunderstanding.
Alvin John Wright English German.
Class Colors-Yellow and Blue.
CLASS OFFICERS:
President-Clair Beach Peck
Vice President-Edith May Knapp.
Secretary Maude Ursula Spencer.
Treasurer Winnifred Mary George.
Tomorrow (Friday) evening the ex-
ercises of the week end with the an
nual alumni banquet and reunion at
Hotel Belding. Those who expect to
attend will do well to take notice that
the doors of the dining room will be
opened at $3.50 sharp and be on hand
at that time.
Superintendent Marvin who closes
his work here this week will as soon
as posi- BILE remove his family to Port
age Point, the summer resort near
Manistee, which he is interested i'm
and to the work of which he expects
to devote his entire time in the
future. The plans of the other
teachers so far as known are as fol-
lows: Miss Bailey goes to her home
at Hillsdale. Miss Lindstrem to her
home at Muskegon and expects to
make trip to Duluth. Miss Stewart
to her home at Carson City. Miss
Myers to her home at Gobleville and
will make a trip to Milwaukee and
Waukesha, Wis. Misses Laura, Nellie
and Minnie Mcconnell to their par
ents home at Hartford, and a trip to
Chicago. Miss Huhn TO her home at
Saranac. Miss Whitney to her home
at Big Rapids Miss Peckham to
her home at Casnovia and will make
a western trip as far as Denver. Mrs.
Howe to Wequetonsing, the Little
Traverse bay resort. Miss Britton to
her home at Flushing. Misses Stevens,
Spencer and Tallman at their homes
in Belding.
&. r.. Convention at Ludington.
The program for the annual conven-
tion of Christian Endeavor societies