The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-05-03
. COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
Exercises on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday Evenings.

wednesday ana thursday Evenings.
In u general way announcements OF
the different features OF commencement
week. from May to IL, have been given
In these columns, but in the following
we desire to give more definite state
ments with reference to these public
exercises.
SUNDAY EVENING.
At eight o'clock on Sunday evening,
May 7th, will be delivered the sermon
to the graduating class. AS announced
In last weeks issue, DIR. VIM. FL. Craw-
ford, president of Allegheny College,
was to deliver this sermon, but since
those arrangements were made, DR..
Crawford finds that on account OF press
ing duties at the college he cannot
leave at that time. DR.. Frank G. Lock
wood, Of the faculty Of Allegheny Col
lege, will come in his stead. DR.. Lock-
wood is an eloquent speaker, deep
thinker, and his services are in great
demand.
MONDAY EVENING.
The class day exercises will be given
by the members Of the graduating class.
These are Amy Bollinger, Jennie Nc
Cav, Cora McCreight, Geneva Milliren,
AIDA Myers, Besse Sensor, Fred Nc
Entire, Percy Parsons. The program
to be given will be in keeping with the
usual class day exercises. AS this is
new feature of commencement week,
every effort will be made to make it
very pleasant and interesting.
YesteTday ASesss G welcome Geneva rfffldsnt Mifen
"To- Day" Jennie NcCiaW
To Morrow" Cora McCreight
Vocal Solo Percy Parsons
Glass Poem Amy Bollinger
Last Will and Testament Besse Sensor
Transference Of cap and gown
Grumhler Fred +. McEntre
Presentations AIDA Myers
Glass Song
Parting OF the Ways Percy Parsons
TUESDAY EVENING.
Next to the graduating exercises, the
junior contest is of greatest concern and
Importance. This years contest will
have added interest by reason of the
fact that the class is larger than usual
and because the training is under the
direction of such master Of his art as
is Mr.. Elliott. The juniors are deter
mined to make their contest signal
success, and hence, no lack OF enthus-
iasm allows them to grow Indifferent.
Mr.. Elliott has had wide experience
on the platform as an impersonator and
coacher and he is eminently fitted for
this work with the juniors. Prof. W.
d. Howe, who successfully trained the
classes for two years, was pupil OF Mr..
Elliott All these facts add much to
the interest of this years contest AS
it is customary, an admission will be
charged to this exercise. Reserved
seat tickets may be secured at the
Boyle Woodward drug store at So cents;
general admission 25 cents.
The names Of the contestants and the
subjects OF their selections follow:
Ethel Kpnes Aunt Hitty's Visit"
Cora Robertson 1.-THE Swing"
"Rebecca of the sunnybrook Farm"
Bertha Bowser my Lady Jocelyn"
Garfield Harries Trial OF Rebecca"
Frank King "The Orthodox Team"
'''" ''' Swinners by Their Own Length"
Craig King THE Wrestler OF Philippi"
Edward Brewer zone Niche the Highest"
Harvey Meyer Nathan Hale the Martyr"
Carl Kirk, THE Obstructive Hat in the Pit"
"The Crimson shroud of Olaf Guldmar"
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The exercises incident to the actual
commencement will be held on Wednes-
day evening. The members of the
senior class will read their graduating
essays or deliver their graduating ora
tions. The diplomas will be presented
by Supt. r. B. Teitrick, of Brookville.
Special music is being prepared for
each evening Of the week. In addition
to that furnished by the orchestra and
the choir for Sunday evening" the boys
quartette from the high school and the
singing by eight girls will be pleasant
features of the programs.
At all these exercises the parents.
patrons and friends of the schools are