New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-07
''OUT OF HARBOR INTO SEA-
Closing Exercises of Public School
Year Friday Evening.
Graduating Exercises at Turner
Hall at Eight O'clock.
Hon. VS.. Hammond Will Address
Senior Glass of 1905.

year will have ended and still another
class will have crossed the threshold
of their Alma Mater to be greeted by
their associate alumuni and friends.
This year seventeen young men and
ladies will swell theranks of theworld's
educated ones and make her richer.
1t is one of the most meritorious and
unparalleled classes that has ever been
on the verge of bidding farewell to the
building within whose walls they have
completed their first school course, and
one which is but the foundation to their
future success.
1t can be truthfully stated that there
is not one single individual in this
years. class nor in any preceding
class that will look with regret upon
his or her accomplished work in the
high school. Those who left the ranks
of the students the past year can better
appreciate the value of an high school
education now, after being away from
their school duties. Those of this
years class will more fully realize the
value of their education after having
completed the same. r.
Learning is an acquaintance with
what others have thought, done and
felt. knowledge is what we ourselves
have felt and done. AS to the effici-
ency of the seventeen graduates of this
year, future generations shall render
the verdict.
Many people cannot grasp the idea
of what graduation means to the
students. Although it brings them
dignity, it is not without great and
sacred obligations to the parents,
community, nation and humanity, in
Guiding every class, creed and nation.
1t means that they have been afforded
| an education which to them is the
light that will guide them through the
| darkest perils of their life. 1t is an
unquenchable fame, and one that re-
| quires the constant efforts of the
students to keep the fame bright, by
continually acquiring a greater know
ledge of things.
AS has been stated in a previous
issue of this paper, the class of this
year consists of seventeen members
whose names are as follows: Mabel L.
Remind, valedictOrian: Francis E.
Critchett, salutatorian: Elsie E. Koch,
prophet; Viola G. Schell, historian:
Aurora c. Neumann: Loida G. Buess-
mann, Sidney S. Alvin, William F.
Collins, Alice Current, George Hogen,
Grace Johnson, Herbert H. Leibold,
Clara G. Korbel, Otto W. Burmeister,
Frank Brey, lima L. Juni and John F
| w atschke.
| The graduating exercises will be held
at the Turner hall, Friday evening
June g., and the program will begir
promptly at eight o'clock with an over
ture by the High School Orchestra
The program is as follows:
0yerture......... High School Orchestra
salutatory Grand jury s SYSTEM sty1l
Francis E, Critchett.
Piano Duet......Loida Buessman, and Aurora
| Neumann.
Glass Prophecy ..................... Elsie E. Koch
Essay and Valedictory. Mabel L. Remunt
Glass Song .................... "
Address. ..........:.....Hon.W W. s. Hammond
March High School Orchestrs
The board has engaged W. S. Ham
mond Of st. James as speaker for the
evening He will also present the
diplomas to the seventeen young mer
and ladies. 1t will be remembered tina
this gentleman was the speaker at thu
graduation exercises of the class 0
1908. He is an eloquent orator and hi
! speeches are always filed with goot
thoughts. The subject of his addres.
had not been announced at the time O
this publication.
Exercises in all the grades of botl
schools in the square and also in tn,
primaries have been arranged for thi
week. There are many interesting ant
pleasing programs prepared by tn,
various teachers and will afford thOs,
who will attend no little amount O
pleasure. A few of the grades hav,
consolidated and will render specia
programs for the closing exercises.
The state examinations in the yari
Gus subjects were completed by tn,
students Saturday afternoon. Man,
of the examinations were found rattle
difficult and necessitated the scratch
ing Of the students craniums. From
what can be feared good percentag,
of those who took the examination
succeeded in passing above grade which
counts well for the efficient work done
by the pupils and the teachers the pas
school term.
Chinee Will Deliver German Address.
Navt do IL.