The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-18
Twenty-Ninth Annual Com.
mencement of Cairo High School
TWENTY-FIVE IN CLASS
OPERA HOUSE CROWDED AT THE
EXERCISES LAST NIGHT
ADDRESS BY DR.. FOX, OF
CHICAGO.

Cairo opera house and the twenty-five
members of the class of '05 were
graduated and presented with their
diplomas.
The opera house was filed to its
capacity with the friends and families
of the graduates. The stage was beau
tifully set and decorated in green and
white, the class colors. The members
of the class in their dainty white
gowns and their somber black suits
were seated in a half circle with the
teachers Of the high school and the
members of the board of education
behind them. and the scene was a
most effective and pretty one.
The address was made by Dr. D. F.
Fox of Chicago, most eloquent, con
yincing and interesting talker He
spoke on The Force that Wins" His
address was a very corciable one and
was listened to with rapt attention by
the class and everyone in the house:
The program was as follows:
Piano duet, Yalse de Concert, Mosz-
kowski Bertha Sch1osser and Edith
Hill.
Invocation-ReY Charles H. Arm
strong.
Piano solo, Rustling Of Spring. Sind
ing Rose Howley.
Salutatory Paul NJ. CIendenen.
Vocal solo. Spinning Rondo, Flow
Itow-Linnie w. Green.
Address. Forces That Win, DIR
D. +. Fox.
| Piano solo. Movement Perpetual.
Weber Bertha Sehlosser
| Chorus. Parting Song. Tufts Glass
Iof 1905.
Valedictory Comfort S. Butler
Presentation of diplomas.
| Presentations of honorsMrs Clara
B. Way
Benediction-Rev s. r. Mahoney.
Owing to the Illness OF Mr.. Harry
e. Halliday, president Of the board oi
Ieducation, Prof. T. G. Clendenen, su
iperintendent OF the Cairo schools in
troduced DR.. Fox, and on behalf Of
Mr., Halliday, Judge William N. But
| Ter presented the diplomas to the
class.
The graduates are:
| Mamie Barrow, elective.
4 Sue Batterton, elective.
| Comfort Butler, Latin and science.
4 Paul Clendenen, Latin and collegt
preparatory.
4 Armice Foster, elective
i Myrtle Goldsmith, elective.
Linnie Green, elective.
Nick Hacker science.
Rose Howley. elective.
Mary Huette, science.
Fay Koehler, elective.
Nellie Kurzdorfer, elective.
n Robert Lewis. Latin and college prs
paratory.
Ora Mcneil, elective.
Arthur Metzger, Latin and colleg
! preparatory
Karl Miller elective.
Leo Shelter, elective.
Bessie Stapleton, elective.
Robert Swoboda, elective.
Modena Woodward elective.
Pearl Webb, elective.
I Lula Young, science.
Mrs. Clara B. Way. teacher Of matt
!. ematics, presented the class honor
2 In an original and very clever tall
5 The honors were awarded as follows
i Valedictory, Mathematics, Englisl
2 Science--Comfort Butler.
9 Salutatory. LatinPaul Clendenen
History, Elocution--Lula Young.
~ Drawing Nellie kurzdorfer, Mod
ma Woodward.
Music innie Green.
Manual Training Nick Hacker.
Departmental dena Woodward.
MISUNDERSTANDING Metzger.
The high school instructors VIII
! were present we're:
Clyde Stone, principal; Sadie Ora
Farrin, Clara b. Way Elizabeth Smit
Margaret Wilson, S. Alice Reed, w.
! Bannister, Laura A. Miller, music S
\ peryisor; T. G. Clendenen, superi
/. tendent
~ The following members Of the boa
/. Of education were present:
p. l.. Gilbert, Chas X. Stuart, MI
Amarala Martin, A. A. Bondurant,
D. Carey, j. II, Galligan, Mrs Anna
White, g. B. S. Pennebaker, w.
q Gibson
"a Next Years Freshmen.
IS Following are lists Of the pupils
O. the public schools promoted to Il
thigh school of Cairo:
- Lincoln School.
y. Edna Stewart, Ollie NJ. Buck, Ora
L. Hawkins, Ruth N Hilton Har
h Stout Kyle Emf, Doris Derr Ma
Lindsay, Fred Whelan. Lola Stein
Mona Marie Perrault, Eunice MY
Smith, Abbie Ruth Davis, Alice Car,
Blanche Bryant.
sva Douglas School.
~ Win H. Bode Lonnie Bondnra
T. Pauline n Becker, Harrison |. Broy
n Winifred Cox, Edward J. Cotter. Il
y FL Nj. Charles. Monte J. Coleman. |
y ma Cohen, Josephine Casey, Will,
y Glbney Katie Gilhofcr, Harry 10
= Cocttcl Sarah !. Goodman, Mary \