Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03
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Week Of Anxiety Among Students and virOqua
School Patrons

HIS Is C0ACALADuHl Week
in Viroqua, and her citizens are never
more interest - than at period when
they see a claLa f young ladies and gem
tlemen step frola the high school stage
of action to the realities of life and TO
carve out future in advanced institu-
tions of learning. The class this season
is among the best the school has gradu-
atec in its twenty years Of existence.
The motto Push is characteristic Of
the school and personal life the twenty
one young people who receive their di.
plomas as tokens of work well perform
ed. The class roll is as follows
Albert Amott Stella N0twick
Charles Bush Anna Neprud
Mary Cotliand Ethel Nu2um
Einora Dahl Madge Nu2um
Laura Ellefson Florence officer
Amy Colt Harry PulVer
&aiena Hanson Sadie Rogers
Tiilie jacobson Myrtle SilbauUh
John Kendall Abbie Swit2er
Mamie Lemen Clarence Wetb
May Martin
AS inaugrrated last year, the exer-
cises are divided, not crowded into one
evening of presentation of orations A
majority Of the graduates presented
their productions before the high school
and patrons at last Friday afternoon
session. This Wednesday evening at
the Opera house, the Senior Magazine"
will be exploded" in oratory, rhetoric,
verse and song, closing with class play
Following is the program
Music. Girls Glee Club
Board Of Managers.
Address Of Welcome. ..,...--.. Charles Bush
Glass History. ohm Kendall
Presentation of the Hatchet. .Mayme Lemen
Acceptance -. ...............,.. Sven Skaaland
pr1rNt Tan JIafss
How the La Rue Stakes were Lost ''' 0'1'
Mary Cotfiand
Solo, -....-.-. Miss Stricken
Presentation of GLASS Memorial
Malena Hanson
Acceptance. Prof. Pearson
Glass Poem. Composed by Nadge Nuzum
Delivered by Binora Dahl
Feass Fero,,nIl "a !; ,sauIe n9geIs
Artists Corner-A Glass Play
Thursday night commencement proper
will be on at the tabernacle, opening at
s o'clock. Brief but pleasing musical
program will be presented with the com
mencement address of DR. W. A Col
ledge of Aurora, Illinois, as the central
feature. 1t ia an innovation inaugura-
ted this year and will doubtless be 2
pleasing change from the usual four
hour sitting to listen to orations. IL is
believed this viii have A tendency FOX
good in the educational life of the COM
munity. The tabernacle program is:
Music" "FerryIand Waltz" Girls Chorus
Music@"six O'Clock In the he Bay" 3y''" S'eH'o'
Mixed Chorus
Commencement Address-''second Fiddlee. !"
DIR. W. A, Colledge, Aurora, Illinois
Music" NJ orning Ramblen .... Girls Chorus
Presentation OF Diplomas.
Benediction. n............ Rev. 7, II. Goodnight
Friday night at the Opera house the
Junior class give a reception in honor of
the Seniors. Refreshments sad dan.
cling win occupy the evening following
the reception. 1t will be a merry party
for the departing and Grooming stu
dents.
AT the Congregational church, Sunday
night, the different denominations Join
ed in union service, the annual bacca-
laureate sermon being delivered before
the class and a large congregation by
Rev. T. II. Goodnight He took for his
subject Success, and treated it from a
practical standpoint, admonishing the
young educators of the great RESPONSE
bility before them in the race Of life.
The opportunities over those of their
forefathers were pointed out Charac-
ter, obedience to the laws of God and
nature were laid down as a foundation
on which to safely build future success.
Besides music by the chorus choir, Mrs
Hartman rendered two or tt solo Sc
lections, which we're greatly teciated
by the audience