The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-14
CLASS OF 1909

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The exercises will commence with
Address at the court
house, Sunday evening. June 10Th.
Rev. Ames. haywood will deliver
the sermon to the class. The exercises
will begin at eight o clock.
On Wednesday afternoon at three
o clock will occur the lass day ex srcis-
es This is new feature Of the com
exercises but it is a func-
tion that is carried out in all we'll
regulated schools and will be one of
the very best features Of the exercises
of this years commencement week.
Commencement exercises proper will
occur at the opera house on the even
ing of June Goth On this evening
the members of the senoir class Will
bid good by to their associates of the
schools of the city and go forth alone
TO fight out the battle Of life.
The exercise will begin with an adj
dresgs by Prof X. Clyde Ford of the
Marquette Normal school. The memb-
ers of this years class are AS follows
Mamie A. Dawson, Ada A. Harding,
Emma Lachapelle. Sarah Liberty
John. Ciind Irene b. MCGEE. Jean V
MCGEE. Algernon s. Webb and Olive
r. Wills
One Of the SWEETEST and prettiest society
functions that has ever been held III
connection with the graduation exer-
cises of the Crystal Falls schools was
the junior reception given in honor of
the senior class at the opera house
last night The juniors have been
planning for this event for a number
of weeks and the very good success
that attended their efforts showed that
they had planned wisely and we'll
The event consisted of formal re-
ception which took place in the balcony
at 300 o clock, followed by a dance
which was interrupted long enough
at the midnight hour to allow of the
serving of ice cream and cake
The hall was very hastily decorated
with ferns and flowers. giving an ex-
cellent effect to the whole affair.
The reception was well planned and
pretty in the extreme. Promptly at
the appointed hour the senior class,
consisting Of the following young
ladies and gentlemen lined mp for q
formal presentation to their numerous
Young friends Mamie A. Dawson,
Ada A. Harding, Emma Lachapelle,
Sarah Liberty, John c. Lind, Irene b.
McGee, Jean " McGee. Algernon s
Webb and Olive r, Wills. The attend
ance had been confined to young people
solely and the very creditible mannel
in which they carried out their par
showed that they are well schooled II
the art of properly entertaining. TIL,
young ladies we're dressed in Whit
and everyone wore the class colors .
the juniors, which this year is greei
and pink.
Following the reception came IN
dance. The music was furnished b.
the Florence orchestra of three pieces
At twelve clock lunch WAS annou
need and immediately the walters
Ethel Flewelling, Alma Lustheld
Anarda Sorensen Lucetta Harbour
May Cassidy and Sophie Abrahamso
appeared Oh the scene and for the fol
lowing hour they were the most in
teresting personages in the hsll
The dance was resumed a. about on
Ia clock and continued until the we
lsmall hours when the compaany parte
yowing the juniors hearty good fel
lows and wish the seuor, healty
wealth and prosperity II their If
cRt Of school
John Tuifts team funi.nod Httl
excitement for the people OF the street
Wednesday by running away an
treaking no the harness
Mrs. {. NJ Dusenberry came u
from West Branch the first Of the wee
to visit with relatives in the city
She brings good word from Mr. I
and says that they are now quite q
home ia their new surroundings
cyrus T Sensiba came over fror
Atkinson the first Of, the week to al
tend TO some business matters That n
had Ia the city Mr. sensiba drov
across the county from Atkinson am
says that he found the roads in yer
fair shape.
Work was started on the foundation o
the pew Episcopal church this week
The plans have beer changed as re
CARDS the meterial for construction.
is now the plan to have the foundation
Of hard heads and other balance o
the building will be constructed o
small stones or brick and wood