The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-22
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
The Schools Of Lewiston will Close After
Profitable Year Spent in Study-Hish School
Tonight

| r'o'udpN iedT Spen III Stuuy-thSh oCHoe
Tonight
This evening at S O'Clock at the Operi
House the annual commencement ex
ercses of the Lewiston High School will
take place.
The graduating class consists of FIVE o
Lewiston's brightest young people
Their names are Helen Edmiston, Mer
Kimbrongh, second honor, Albert Maris
Grace Stevenson, and Frances Yantis
The motto of the class is only Begun
and its colors gray and green. The fol
lowing program has been announced:
| Orchestra.
Invocation, Rev. John r. Gregory.
Song, THY Flowery Banks
(Myerbeer), High School Chorus.
Salutatory, "The Power that Rules the
World," Merl Kimbrough.
Valedictory, "Why Deny Woman the
Right of Entrance to any Course in any
College2" Frances A. Yantis.
Orchestra.
Presentation of Diplomas, DIR. J. D.
McConkey, President Board of F luca-
ton.
Song, "Kentucky Babe" quartette;
Mesdames Thompson, Ely, Barnett,
Boston.
Address to the Glass, Pres. f. A.
Bryan. Washington State Agricultural
College, Pullman.
Song, Friends, Good Night" (Flotow}
High School Chorus.
Orchestra.
The Lewiston School Board held a
meeting Wednesday afternoon and re-
elected Superintendent X. N. Wright at
an advenced salary of $500. Charles M.
Carson, Joel Jenifer, Elizabeth Haner,
Alice Sculiy, Bertha Story, Minnie Har-
rington, Eula Warl, Mrs. A. T. Ely,
Mable Fouche. Alice Shaft, Bertha Ad-
Olson and Matilda Jennings of the
present teaching force were reelected to
their positions. Olive Neal, Maude Nc
knight, Daisy Hard and E. j. Doyle
were not applicants for reelection. APP
plications were considered and the fol
lowing additions to the teaching force
were mad Miss Lena Patterson of
Morrow, Ore Miss Anna Hoidale, Mos
COW; Miss Mamie Pelley, Asotin, Wash;
Miss Manchia Marshall, Marysville. Mo.
and Miss Margaret Slattery, Lewiston.
Miss Sudie Bashor will teach the East
End school and Miss Lena Ward will be
retained at the Lincoln school. Miss
Slattery will have charge of the business
The high school has a three years
course at present and next year another
year will be added aking full high
school course. The salaries of the teach
ing force were raised from 81 so to $Io
per mouth The school the asst year has
been improved all advanced by Supern
tendent Wright and his corps of able
teachers along lines that conform with
the most up to date education Il ideas.
The Lew ston State Norm Il commence
nent exercises will take place the second
week in June and the following program
will be observed:
Baccalaureate sermon, by Rev. E. Fife
of Boise. Sunday. June 7.
Class day, Monday evening. June s.
Presidents reception, Tuesday evening
June 9.
Alumni banquet, Wednesday evening,
Jnne 10
Commencement, Thursday evening,
June II.
DIR. c. Ross Baker of Boise will deliver
the class Grafton.
There will be 28 seniors in the gradu-
ating class. The class motto is, Here
endeth oar first lesson" The names of
those graduating are:
Frederick c. Miller, president
Ella f. Brasfears. secretary.
Fannie Randall, treasurer.
Catherine Brady
Grace NJ Briggs
Sudie Bashor.
Alice l.. Crozier.
Elna Clark.
Linnie r. Cannon
Mary F Hurm.
Cecily ], Honan.
Kate Gregg.
Edna Hulme.
Martha M. Hage.
TT