The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-10
WILL FINISH
THE COURSE
Commencement Exercises OF the
High School Tonight at Fish.
ers' Opera House.
CROWD WILL BE PRESENT
Grammar School Exercises This
Afternoon-The Junior Ban.
quet aud the Alumni
Event.

This afternoon the graduating exer'
cises Of the grammar schools win b
held at the Adair school. There are
IS in the class. who are now in shape
to enter the high school next year. The
event will be very pleasant one, and
there will be number present besides
friends and relatives OF the graduates
The members of the class will be COM
plimented on their good work by their
instructors. The following program
will be rendered:
Program.
"The Government Gardens at Wash
ington" ............. Nellie Wilson
Outdoor Sports for Girls. ..
................ Nellie Larsen
Instrumental solo. !. jeanette Peterson
Hop Picking" ....... Ethel Mcintosh
"Great Women" ... Annie Settem
pioneer Days of Oregon" ...
............... Margaret Taylor
Song. ...... Five Girls of the School
IAN old-Fashioned virtue-Respect''
.................... Mable Larsen
"The Education of Our Indians" -,
................. Gertrude Knapp
Duet-yiolin and piano. .......
.... Grace Roberts, Margaret Taylor
sThe Monitor and the Merrimac"..
.................... Henry Skibbe
National Airs. ......... Edith Davies
Song-Lullaby ....., .Kathrya Shively
"The Yankee ........... .Ome Anstadt
oregon Trees. .Rubie Hammersrone
''The Supreme Court" Agnes Petersen
Instrumental solo ....... Wilma Young
Address ............. Rev. Mr.. Grimm
Presentation of diplomas. Mr.. Goodman
Commencement Exercises.
The commencement exercises will be
held in the opera house this evening.
An admission of 25 cents win be charg-
ed, and the proceeds will go to the
laboratory fund. Seats may be re-
served at Griffin's after 9 o'clock this
morning. Senator Fulton win deliver
the address to the class, and Professor
Clark win present the diplomas. All
the graduates will appear. Miss
Frances Norbery win deliver the vale
dictory. and Otto Erickson the salu-
tatory. 1t is expected that the house
will be packed. It is requested that
all who take flowers to the opera house
for the graduates give them to the
ushers, who will see that care is taken
Of them. All preparations have been
completed and the commencement will
be huge success.
The Junior Reception.
The annual reception given to the
graduates by the juniors was great
success. The assembly room was ap-
propriately decorated and all members
Of the two classes were present, to-
gether with relatives and friends. The
early part of the evening was devoted
to literary and musical program, and
later farce, entitled "The Veneered
Savage" was presented with consid-
erable talent. At the conclusion oi
the play dancing was the order Of the
evening, and the guests and their hosts
departed at a wee hour Of the morn
ing after night of the most sincere
pleasure. The parts Of the play ant
those by whom they were taken were
as follows:
Duchess of Diddlesex.. Amy RannelI
Lady Fannie. ............R Ross Mattsol
Madge Dayton. ..........E Emma ShedC
Lon Dayton. on.............L Louise Ora!
Lord Algernon Tenneryn. Harvey AlleI
Dick Magendie. Arthur Van Dusei
The Alumni Banquet.
Tomorrow evening at the Occiden
hotel will occur the alumni banquet
-S.===-=== --==--=