The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-23

school. The attendance was very large
the room being crowded to the limit of
its capacity.
PROGRAM.
l. Music
ii. Experiments in Ihysicsand Chem
istry by High School Students
III. Stereopticon Views of Science
Subjects
". Exhibit Of all the Grade Work
from Kindergarten to High School
V Exhibition of Etching
VI. Refreshments, History Room,
second floor
The music rendered by the High
School orchestra was good This orches
ira was organized during the past school
year and has made very much headway
| during the short time of its existence
Outside of Milwaukee, there are few, if
any, high schools in the state that can
boast of such orchestras
The experiments in physics served to
show that the science work Of this
school is abreast of the scientific methods
and tendencies Of the day The old
methods of textbook cramming have
given place to inductive inquiry into
the laws of nature observation of
physical phenomena ut first hand The
knowledge the student thus gains,
while useful is not the thing aimed at
The chief object Of science work in our
schools is to develop power on the part
of the pupil keen, minute ana accur-
ate observation, correct, analyt reason
ing, and that mental grasp which will
be of real value to him in any field of
work he may enter
The names of the pupils that per
formed the experiments follow:
George Fechter, viii Harris Louis
Svacina, and Mayme Biermann. Each
gave brief account of the nature of
his experiment and the result aimed ut.
The chorus by the girls glee club and
the song ny the boys glee club were
much enjoyed by the audience. Both
clubs responded to encores The vocal
solo by Miss Catherine Carey WIS we'll
rendered and briskly encored.
The stereopticon views and explana-
tory remarks exhibited the schools
geological and botanical work in the
study of the insecta and arachnida of
the animal kingdom and in the fertili-
|'zation Of Heterogeneous plants.
But the feature Of the exercises was
the reading by Miss Florence Vernon
1t was bit of delicious dessert that en-
abled the audience to digest the heavier
work.
The commencement exercises of the
North Side High school will be held ut
the Opera House this Thursday even
ing Following il the program:
Mor-ro out of the Bay into the Ocean
professional High school Girls Cleo cIuh
(Words written by Jennie Higgins Tate
Invocation. ..... .....,. ..... Rev, J. T OLenry
Music -Selccte' ..... lilgh school Orchestra
Exposition, The Work Of George Rogers clark
burton Marentius Hanson
ESpo.ition .. ...-=... IN" Wizard OF Minerals
Vincent Earl Stupecky
Exposition ... Development of German Music
Jennie Higgins Tsitc
Music Away to the Fields q r Wilson
High School Chorus
Exposition .... .... Progress Of Education
Shcrmrn John killon
Oration stars and Stripes
Margaret Aguossn Carey
Vocal Solo Selected Mrs Paul q w Keller
Exposition Music The Real and the ldopl
Gcnevievc Agnes Wttey
Exposition Transportation on the Great Lakes
Gustaye John Thompson
Music The Lost Chord Arthur sullivan
High School Boys aud Girls Glon Clubs
Exposition illustrated by Experiment. The
Electric Motor
George oscar Watts Carolyn Ruth Hubbard
Nnledictory ......-. -. Carolyn Ruth Hubbard
Announcements Scholarships and Prizes
Presentation Of Diplomas
Prof Paul q w Keller
Music ......... s....... High School Orchestra
Work done In lieu Of "a Graduation Prcaentatio
with liSt Of students History of Manito
Voc from iHJ0 To lSGD
Rcsse Paine Clara Cathryn prochazka
Josephine Peterson Rose Louise Nobpri
Carolyn Ruth Hubbard
1 he award by the Committee OF Judges ap
pointed by the Library Board is ~ follows
Firsi Rank laith Carolyn Hubbard
Second Rank Bessie Paine
Judges Mrs q. A Alter
Rev j r Df.ary
Rey ID G. Jones