The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-06-12
A GRAM MAR EXERCISES
Slxty-One Students Pass Into the
High School at the Common
cement OF Next Year

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Grammar departments, which are pre-.
sided over by M isses Minnie Grace
and Miss Patterson. There are six
ty-one who have finished the course
and when school opens next fall they
will take their place in the high
school department to commence on
the four year course.
The program was OF a highly inter
esting character. 1t was as follows
Invocation.
Music Hail Columbia, Glass
Chorus.
Salutatory-Lillian Johnston.
Recitation-Asleep at the Switch
-Lottie SopeI.
CompoSitiOn-My Favorite Hero in
HiStOry-Lawrence Smith.
Music-Eance Of the Stars-Jean-
cite Smith.
Recitation-An Afternoon in a Ho-
tel-Tilda Reierson.
Composition = The Travels Of a
Penny-Lois Wiltse.
Duet-The Palms-Pearl Perry and
Florence Nolt.
Cook
COmpOSition-The Man in the Iron
Mask-Roy VanAlstine.
Glass Prophecy-PartI-Una Smith.
Music--A tinity March-Floyd Gill
leSpie and Walter Adams.
Recitation - Calls Melissa Wal
rath.
Comnosition-Fishing- Roger Tur-
ney.
Music-The Palms-Mary Petersen.
Reading-Aunt Patience's Doubg-
nuts-Howard Rev.
observation-disclosures Alva Edison
Homer Snow.
Duet-Wind and Tide March-Ma-
bel Maynard and Lois Wiltse.
Recitaticn-Scene at the Natural
Blidge-Howard Bjodstrop.
Composition - Conversation Be-
tween the Locomotive and Stage
Coach-Frances Waterman.
Music-The Iris-Margie kincel.
kecitation-The Fall OF Penn
5erton Mill-Myrle Pratt.
Composition-New Years Customs
in Many Lands-Edith Soper.
Observation-Disclosures Morrow.
Recitation Startled Emotions
Paul Thompson.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT - Carl Har-
desty.
Glass Prophecy : Part II : Una
Smith.
Music-1he Mountain St1eam-Mel-
vina Rushmore.
Observation-Disclosures Chorus
Lillian Bras.
imposition = Good Character -
Wilfred Gormley.
Music-The Holiday-Class Chorus.
Neutrality-suspicious. Vickers.
Composition-The Progress of Civ
ilization-Viola Law.
Recitation - The Ride of Paul
Fenarez-Gracie Bliss.
Valedictory = Two Characters =
Which We Should be Like and Why
Artie Johns.
In presenting the diplomas to the
young ladies and gentlemen Supt.
Quigley explained the method Of d.
viding the honors OF the valedictor-
ian Of the class. Last year it was
decided to give the v%aledictory to
the pupil who stood highest in the
two departments. but this method
was changed at this time so that
there would be no rivalry between
the two departments. Miss Lillian
Johnston stood the highest of both
departments, and Artie Johns was
the highest in the east side. AS
Miss Grace's department had the hon.
or last year it was accorded Miss Pat
terson this year, and Miss Johnston
was given the salutatory.
There was a very large crowd pres
ent at the exercises and many were
turned away. Next year it is likely
that the exercises will be held in a
more public place.
The following is a list of the grad
yates that go INTO the high school
department.:
Oracle Bliss. Frank Bliss. Ed Car
penter, Ralph Davis. Alice Halfhill.
Margie kincel. Grace Vaughan. Flor
ence Nolt, Mary Petersen. Albert
Porter. Paul Thompson, Ray WEIGH,
Truman Wells. Tilda Reierson, Roy
NanAlstine, Lottie Soper. Cassye
Slade, Carrie Slade, Jeanette Smith.
Lillian Bras, Frances Waterman, Ella
Martinson. Nora Games, Mabel May
nard, Pearl Gregg. Francis Nabinger
Carl Hardesty, Floyd Gillespie, Artie
Johns, Reah johnson, Emmett Belts,
Howard Bjodtsrop, Olive Cowden.
Wilfred Gormley. Lillian Johnston.
Willie Murphy, Howard Manchester.
Melyina Rushmore. Lawrence Smith.
Pearl Perry. Hal Turneaure. Richard
WEIGH. Melissa WalIath. Oracle Wick
ers, Milton Cook. Mary Neugebauer.
Mary Cook, Viola Law. Mary Morrow,
Una Smith Eva Ryckman, Ella
Gaines, Lois Wiltse, Tilda Peterson.
Homer Snow, Irwin Ruth. Roger
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