The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-06-03
The CLASS OF 1903
GRADUATES FRIDAY NIGHT
Sixteen Seniors will Receive Diplomas
Which Bear Testimony to Four
Years of Faithful Work.

The graduating class of the North
Yakima high school for the year 1903
passes into history next Friday night,
June 5, at which time Is young men and
women will receive their reward in the
nature of 'sheepskin roll, containing
the name of eac individual and bearing
testimony to four years OF diligent appli-
cation and attention to duty as members
of the class of '03.
pluck is the class motto and Sup
erintendent Jolley, together with his
subordinate teachers, who have had the
pleasure OF instructing the members OF
the class since their advent into the
realms of the higher courses, all attest in
glowing terms to the "pluck' displayed
by each individual student in their delv-
ings after truth in the Latin scientific"
and Classical courses, and are of unan-
imous opinion that pluck as the motto
for such body of dutiful students has
been exemplifed.
Larson's theatre has been secured for
the graduating class and for two consec-
utive nights will ring with the orations,
essays, recitations, class songs and other
Emergencies, chief among which will be
the address to the class by the Honor
able Wesley L. Jones.
Thursday evenings entertainment, the
"Class Night will probably prove very
interesting inasmuch as the class history
and prophecy is contained in the pro-
gram These two events are usually the
most popular because OF their personal
mention OF the individual members of
the class.
Herewith are the programs for the two
evenings
CLASS EXERCISES. THURSDAY EVENING.
Daisy Chain. .... .... ..--...-S phomore Girls
Class song ...-.. B.. ..--....-. .-.... The Glass
Glass History .. -..... Herbert A Shaw
....-.'.... -.....-....'..'. Dora NJ tradfeld
Esss, We Build the Ladder by whtch We
Rise ........- Alice NJ. Stephenson
ReciationDMT. Wigs sunday school ItS5H i0'
....-.-....... Anna l. Cornwell
Essay-EyoIution OF Education OF Women
............ ...... .... Gertrude l. owen
Observation-Disclosures .-....-... Leslie : Rosser
Essay-Myths ... ...... ora +. Forbes
49,, ,,''.'''''' ..... Minnie NJ. Jewell
Presentation ....-. Ruby +. hullan
Advice ..... ..... ...-..- LOttie l.. shelley
Glass song ...-...... ...-..... BY entire class
CoNfMENCENEr EXERCISES, FRIDAY EVENING
Invocation --......-. .......... Rev H. P. James
Instrumental Music ....-......- Frances schorn
salutaIory Donald J. Calki
Vocal solo .--....... .-....... .... Mia Foster
Oratiou-N OrE .--...... Burton Oscar LUm
Music-Class song
Naledictory ........--. Alice Hickman
Address 70 las Hon ". L. Jones
Recommendation of Class $780, -
BenedictlOu -..- .... Kew. A 4. Vail
CLASS RoLL-CLAssICAL COURSE.
Donald J. Calkins Ora +. Forbes.
Alice Hickman, Minnie NJ. Jewell,
Fred J. Sharkey, Lottie L. Shelley.
LATIN-sCIENTIFtc COURSE.
Ruby Z. Bullan, Anna l. Cornwell,
Burton Oscar Lum, Aleda II Norton,
Gertrude L. Owen, Leslie 5 Rosser.
Herbert A. Shaw, Alice VI. Stephenson
ENGLISH COURSE.
Dora NJ Bradfeld.
BUSINESS COURSE.
c. Alvin Truitt.
Glass colors-burnt orange and white
Glass flower marguerite
Glass Pluck"
Glass oficers-Burton o. Lum. prest.
Aleda II. Norton, seey.; Herbert A
Shaw, treas.