The Glenwood post., 1905-05-20
HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES
Boys and Girls 10 BID GOOd-Bye 10
Public Schools Next Week.
Eighth Grade to Hold
Suitable Exercises
PROGRAM RENDERED TONIGHT


feature of the coming week. At two
O'Clock Thursday afternoon May 25th.
at the high school room the exercises
of the grammer school will be held,
twenty five of the eighth grade pupils
having honorably acquitted themselves
and passed the required examinations
under Mrs. Alice Clark, who states
that the class average was higher than
any she has had under her direction.
This standard of excellence is an
especial credit to these students, con
sidering the difficulties the have met
with in the way of change of methods.
Those who are to receive diplomas
from this grade are: Bessie Thomas,
Edna Cross, Pansy Hum, Gland Bran
don, Clarence Mcmillan, Irma Page,
Willie Oberto Celia Smith, Ethel
Lee, Mary Claudon, Josephine KEN
BILE, Joseph Slinkard, George Hayes,
Culver Clark, Marie Pool, Mary Nc
Quade, Eta Waggoner, Nicholas Oar
row, Myrtle Smith, Ivy Hum. Nellie
Jeune, Raymond Wilson, Standish
Berry, Carrie Thomas, Rebecca Cohn.
On the following evening, May 26,
the commencement exercises of the
Glenwood High school will be held at
the opera house, the program to begin
promptly at eight o clock.
The high school inspector has as
sured Superintendent King that the
high school will this year be placed
on the accredited list, and our gradu
ates thus be entitled to enter the State
university without examination.
There is always an interest shown
; and felt concerning the high school
commencement that is not exhibited
on any other occasion. For so many
of the graduates, 1t is the leaving of
school life and the entering of life's
school. Some of them will probably
pursue their studies in a higher edu
cational institution but for others the
pleasant associations of school days
are over 1t is a turning point in
their lives and is therefore for them
and their friends an occasion fraught
with interest.
Those who have persevered to the
end, through four years of diligent
study in high school work are: Ma
ry Drach, Viola Hill Dora Hymes,
Carleton Hubbard, Walter G.. Parki
son, James E. Ford, Bertram J. Cross
and Ellis r. Crissman.
The program for each of the exer-
cises follows:
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION
PROGRAM
Chorus, "The Lark .......
........ Pupils of high school
Invocation. ....... Rev. A. G.. Voight
Double Quartette, Wiegenlied'
Jessie Hawkins, Maggie Malaby,
Anna Graham, Lizzie Logan,
Clara Tomasson. Walter Cohagan,
Carleton Hubbard, Ellis Crissman
Address ss.......... Prof. Sanford Bell
Chorus, (a) The Passing Soldiers
(b) Brownies Umbrellas"
......... Pupils of third grade
: Presentation of Diplomas.
Vocal Solo, Selected .........
......... Miss Eleanor Shepherd
Song. "Valedictory" Senior class
Benediction -. Rev. Hiram Bulls
EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION
PROGRAM
Song Class
Essay, "Salt' ........ Joe Slinkard
Recitation, 1.-THE New Church Organ
...... ....... Nellie Jeune
Essay, THE American Flag.
............. Claude Brandon
Piano Duet, Moonlight On The
Hudson ..............W Wilson
Ivy and Pansy Hum
Recitation, THE Unknown Speaker
Celia Smith
Essay, Bells" Mary McQnade
Quartette. 80. Eighth grade pupils
Recitation, Selected. .... Irma Page
Glass Prophecy. ......... Ethel Lee
Presentation of Diplomas . County
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