The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-07-02
SCHOOLS SECOND
YEAR IS ENDED
Class Of Twenty-Five Graduates
From County Training School
For Teachers
PUBLIC INTERESTED IN THE SCHOOL
Commencement Exercises Held Tuesday
Attracted Large
Audiences

Graduation of the second class to
leave the County Training School for
Teachers took place Tuesday, the class
day exercises being held in the after
noon and the commen cement In the
evening at Turner hall, both being at
tended by large and interested audi
ences.
Handsome decorations of the hall
were feature of the exercises, the stage
being banked with palms, ferns and
potted plants and the class colors OF
pink and white were conspicuously dis
PLAYED In streamers that covered the
gallery ratings and walls The grad
yates occupied the stage and gave the
complete program at the afternoon ex-
ercises George Sladky was president
of the class Members Of the class in
the orations delivered acquitted them
selves with credit and the excellent
training of the school was apparent in
the success of the exercises.
The complete program was as follows:
Song, Voices of the Woods" ..... Glass
Roll Call of Class with Quotations from
Lowell.
Presidents Address. .... George Sladky
"a. and Formation of the Federal
Constitution Raymond Niquette
Tuskegee Institute. .......... Ida kiesow
Song, Anchored" "................C Class
Improvement of Roads. Edward Koch
Recitation, THE Whistling Regiment"
.Elvine DeLille
Class History. ........ .... Edgar Jonas
Song, THE Clang of the Forge
Male Chorus
Protection of Birds. ...... lila Nelson
Defamation, Opportunities of the
Scholar" ........ William Eggert
Glass Prophecy y........ Cora Henrikson
School Song.
In the evening the address to the
class was made by Emil Baensch and
was worthy effort. The speaker re-
viewed the history of educational effort
from early days and dwelt at length
npon the advantages of the presen. day,
the valuable aid which the Training
School is proving in this county and the
excellent opportunities enjoyed by the
young today. The County Training
School was established two years ago
and the work accomplished justifies one
in pronouncing it success In every
way. The diplomas were awarded by
Prin Hyer, who took occ lsion to COM
pliment the class and to give brief re-
sumo of the work of the School, The
interest manifested by the public in the
Commencement exercises insures the
future success of the Training School
and is evidence that Manitowoc County
people recognize the advantage which
it has in the past and will prove in the
future
The class of twenty-five members in
cluded: May Florence Baugniet, Err
vine Marguerite DeLille, Gertrude K.
Doolon, William A Eggert, Cora M.
Hendrickson, Theonora Enanda John
son, Edgar A. Jonas, Mamie Keehan,
Ida Augusta Kiesow. Anton Knutsol,
Edward M. J. Koch. Joseph George
Konop, Rose G. Ledvina, Laura Chris
tine Madison, Celia Edith Mccarthy,
lila B. Nelson, Raymond J. Niquette,
Charles F. Schimel, George w. Sladky,
George Orlando Stoehr, Harry G.
Stokes, Kurt Voelker, John Edward
Walsch, Clifford Earl Westgate and
Lillian e. Westgate.
FOR THE HIGH SCHOOLS.
Commencement exercises for the 1908
class of the North Side High school were
held in Union Park Thursday afternoon
and in many respects departure from
the exercises of former years. The cap
and gown of the college graduate was
adopted by members Of the class and
the program that was given was partici-
pated in by students only. The class
had sixteen members.
Graduation Mt the First Ward school
took place Thursday evening attended
by one of the largest audiences ever
assembled for The exercises at the school.
A class of ten received diplomas and
gave a program that was we'll received