The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-06-10

school there for nearly three years, she
came to North Yakima with her parents.
Entered this school in April, 1901. On
account of illness she was unable to
finish here with the class of '02, of
which she was a member. She grad
yates from the Latin Scientific course,
and participated on the program in
making the presentation" to the class.
Her plans for the future are at present
undecided.
Gertrude L. Owen was born at Ia
coma, Wash. in 1884. Moved to this
city in August, 1899, and entered the
seventh grade of the Columbia school
the following September. She gradu-
ates from the Latin Scientific course,
and the title of her Commencement
Essay was 1.-THE Evolution of Education
of Women" Miss Owen intends to
teach next winter, but farther than
that her plans are not as yet definitely
made.
Alice M. Stephenson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Stephenson, was born
at Yakima City Oct. 20, 1884. She is
graduate from the Latin Scientific
course of the Yakima High School. Her
commencement subject was 1--WE Build
the Ladder by Which We Rise" She
expects to attend some educational
institution for girls in the East to COM
plete her education.
Miss Alice Hickman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. y. Hickman, was born
at Streator, Illinois, July %, 1884.
Graduates from the Classical course.
Commencement subject "Our Ideals"
Miss Hickman ranks first in her class
and is therefore the valedictorian.
She will attend the State Normal and
intends to become teacher.
Minnie NJ. Jewell was born in South
Dakota. She was graduated from the
Classical course of the North Yakima
High School. Her number on the Com
mencement program was Selections
from Riley" Miss jewell intends to
take college course.
Aleda II. Norton was born in Dayton,
Washington. She was graduated from
the Latin Scientific course of the North
Yakima High School. Her part on the
Commencement program was the "CIass
Prophecy" 1t is Miss Norton's desire
to complete her education at some high.
er institution of learning.
Anna |. Cornwell, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Cornwell, of Mob Hill, was
born in Livingston, Mont, July &, 1884.
Came to North Yakima in 1900 and con-
tinued her studies in the North Yakima
| high school, graduating from the Latin
| Scientific course. Her commencement
number was recitation entitled "Mrs.
Wigs Sunday School" She will &C.
cept a business position in Montana.
| Ora +. Forbes was born in McMinn-
vile, Oregon. Her entire school life has
been spent in the North Yakima public
schools She has completed the classical
course of the high school. The title of
her essay was Myths" She expects in
the near future to attend the state uni
versity
Lottie l.. Shelly, who is graduating
from the classical course of the North
Yakima high school, was born December
10 1885, in Nebraska. She came from
there in 1898 and has lived in Washing
ton since. She read an essay Friday
night entitled advice" Miss Shelly
has aspirations to become a teacher and
will accordingly formulate her plans.
Fred j. Sharkey, the class poet, was
born at Spokane, Wash, in 1886, NOV
ing to North Yakima several years later
with his parents and ent. red the public
schools. He is the youngest member of