Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18

livered by Rev. W. f, Tomlinson, at
the NJ. +. church, on Sunday evening,
June !, and was we'll received by the
graduates and all others present,
A departure from the custom of
former years was made, and a class
day program was carried out on
Thursday evening, in the lecture
room of the z. Nj. church. Harold
Goldsworthy president of the class,
delivered the address, and each of the
other graduates took part in the
the exercises. The following program
was we'll carried out:
Glass March. f. w. Van Dusen,
Invocation, Rev. NJ Chase.
President 5 address. Harold Goldsworthy.
Instrumental Duet ATTACK OF the ulans, "
Misses Whalen and Peters
Reading The Fiddle Told" Chas, Knight.
Vocal Duet Whispering Hope" Mrssrs,
Nickcrman and Parmlcy.
Reading" How the Rugglcs Got Ready for
the Party" Mayme Cullen,
Vocal selection, "Noicc OF the Western
Wind" Barnby. Misses Oke, Goldsworthy
Hanscom. Blewett, parmley, Kirkpatrick,
Thies Gorgen, knight.
Debate, Resolved, That Immigration is
Detrimental to the Best Interests OF this
Country" Negative, Robert Brewer Oscar
Vivian; Affirmative, William Molttor and
Clarence Enzenroth,
Military Drtll Charge of the Light
Brigade" "The Jolly Students" Twelve
boys
BEADING, "lIow the La Rue Stakes Were
Lost" Annetta Trevllan.
Vocal Solo, THY sentinel am |" Hermann
Parmlcy,
Reading, The soldier Of the Regiment,
Ernest Stancr
Instrumental Duet, The Country Dance"
Misses parmley and Wallace
The Gypsys Prophecy" Director, James
Harris; assistants, Merton Hcaly, John Boase
and Earl Jackson; GYPSY princess Alberta
schilling; Gypsy mother, Nina Folllard;
composer Of class song, Eunce Venntng
Mantle address, Bertha Higgins.
Junior response, Frank Wedlock
Quartette. Messrs. Vickermau, Colds
worthy, Healy and Parmley.
The interior of the church was beau
tifully decorated for the occasion and
over the platform hung the class
motto There's always room at the
top The room was crowded to it's
utmost capacity, and many were com.
PEELED to go away, not being able to
find even standing room.
The graduation day exercises were
on Friday morning, and were as
follows:
Chorus, The Dawnlng of the Day"
kalliwoda
Chorus p" In Mercy Remember"
from Farmer Mass
Glass March, by Mr.. L. w, Van Dusen.
Solo, by Miss Sadie Jacobs.
Address, William George Bruce
Presentation u Diplomas, by James W
Hutchison. president board OF education.
Solo, The swallow" Cowcn, Miss Chandler
The address of Mr.. Bruce was able,
earnest and full Of good thought,
and was delivered in pleasing
manner. He strongly commended the
work OF the Mineral Point schools
and the school sentiment which pre-
walls throughout this community
Addressing the members Of the
graduating class, he said that as they
passed from the school into the
world, the start In the race OF life
might be an unequal one, but they
should not blame the school, but
put forth additional effort for success.
Seeming obstacles might prove TO be
blessings III disguise. TO overcome
them would call for exceptional effort;
and exceptional effort makes the
exceptional man or woman The
speaker defined success as the attain
ment Of true manhood ard true
womanhooa The hope 81 a nation,
sa said depends upon the general
Intelligence Of the many: and good
implies useful citizenship.
he sal that while various calliDgs