Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-31
WILL RECEIVE THEIR DIPLOMAS.
Nineteen Young People Graduate From Our Schools
This Week

! This is commencement week in Viro-
qua and 1t is one of anxiety for those
| who are about TO complete the course of
| study as afforded by our splendid insti-
| tuition of learning. The class of this
! year Is large one, being composed Of
nineteen young ladies' and gentlemen
| Following is the class roll:
Alice Anderson Erms Favor
| Alta Davis Nell Wise
Etia Clements Christian Dach
Oathern Martin Olga rheige
Hazel Collins Hulda Houge
Hazel Smith Ben Bentson
Allan Graves Kate Rayner
Mia Wyman Beatrice C0ttland
Emmett Mshoney Donald Purdy
Alma wilkins
As has been the custom for several
years past the exercises are divided. To-
night, at eight, commencement exercises
occur at the tabernacle The principal
feature will be an address by Rev ]. +.
Cox. pastor of the California Avenue
Congregational church of Chicago. A
pleasing musical program will also be
rendered Following is the program;
Quartet-"when Day Fades" Parks
Charles Charles Parseg HnI.9 w,H :; RI Pearson; :,
invocation .-....,..- Rev: John a, Stemen.
Quartet-"Ali In a Garden Fair" watson
Florence stricker Jessie Hutchinson
May Martin Kate Go0qell
Lenys Buck Lora Morley
Fay Smith Edith Ogden
commencement address ....... Rev. d. +. Fox
Vocal Solo
Fair Spring Time Beginning" Sal nt-Saens
Miss Katherine Faller
Presentation Of Diplomas. .Prin $. T.. Pearson
Benedlction. Rev. @. E. Buffers
Thursday evening class day exercises
occur at Opera hall, at s o'clock. The
program is a varied and interesting one
anc closes with the presentation of a
farce play entitled The Kleptomani-
&C, by members of the class. The pro-
gram for this evening is
CLASS DAY EXERCISES.
Sextet-Morning Invitation Veazie
Address OF Welcome Allan Graves
Glass History Alma Wilkins
Glass Prophecy Erma Favor
Vocal Solo-Happy Song Teresa del RiegO
Hazel Smith
Presentation OF Senior Hatchet
Emmett Mahoney
Berniee De witt
Glass Mementos Hazel smith, Don Pgrdy
GLASS Poem Beatrice Cotl and
Music-SQiected NiroQua Orchestra
PRESERVATION OF Glass Memorial
Acceptance Prin 5. e. Pearson
GLASS Statistics Alice Anderson
Male Qusrtette-out on the Deep Lohr
Funeral Grafton Chris Dach
Class VIII Hulda Houge
Yaiedictory Ben Bentson
Nusic-Selected Viroqua Orchestra
FARCE-THE KLEPToMANIAC
CAST.
Mrs, John Burton Peggy Hazel Collins
Mrs. Valerie Chase Armsoy "a Young Widow
CatheTn Martin
Mrs, Charles Dover lMaben
"A D6shing Young Brdel Alta Davis
MES Preston Ashley (Berthal Olga Theige
Miss Freda Dixon Ella Wyman
Miss Evelyn Evans "a Journalist Nell Wise
Katie Mrs. Burton's Matdl Kate Rayner
On Friday evening the Junior class
give a reception in honor of the Seniors.
This is always pleasant social event
and adds to the enjoyment of com
mencement week.
Last,Sunday evening at the Congrega.
tional church, Rev. G. e. Buffers deliv-
cred the baccalaureate sermon TO the
graduating class and was greeted by q
large audience His address was an in.
teresting one and received undivided at
tention He spoke of the biblical char
acters, Joshua and Caleb, the two spies
who brought back the good reports from
the land of Canaan, and admonished the
coming graduates before him TO shape
their course that they also might bring
back good reports" from their future
labor. in life. A large chorus choir PR
vided music and Miss Faller rendered
a solo which was we'll received.