Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-16
FOR GRADUATION
Dr. A. E, Winship to Address Graduates Of
the Public Schools.
sNTY-sEVtN IN THE SENIOR CLASS
Contract for Addition to Twentieth
Avenue school Let to Wickham
Bros. and for Raising Eighth
street school to HaIIenbeck

At the meeting Of the Board of Education
last night ii was decided on recommended
ton of Superintendent Clifford that the
commencement exercises of the graduating
class be held on the evening Of Thursday
June Z, and that DR.. A. f. Winshp Of Chi
cago be secured to deliver the address of
the evening. Providing all of the students
pass in their studies. the graduating class
this year will consist of sixty-seven mem
bers-forty-eight young women and nine
teen young men, The list OF prospective
graduates as submitted to the board last
night by Superintendent Clifford is as fol-
lows:
Girls-Abdill, Hazel 2OS Washington ave-
nue. Ball, Lila, 3l7 Scott street; Barnett,
Myrtle, BIS William street; Bender. Nellie.
1874 Park avenue; Bowman, Lula, b8 bast
Pierce street; Casey, Pearl 2l3 Twelfth ave-
nue.: Clark Katherine, 2ll5 Avenue A; Eng
lish, Mabelle, 1903 Sixth avenue; Felt, Ruth,
1913 Pierce street; Fisher, Margaret 921
Avenue G. Flickenger Helen siS Fourth
avenue; Flickenger Margaret SIG Fourth
fourth street; ellison. Burl, Broadway and
Elliott street; Harding Zelpha, 8lS SUITS
man street Horrigan Katherine; ~ Fair,
avenue Keith Florence, 500 Oakland ave-
nue.; Klien, Rachel, 611 East Broadway;
Lindsay, Winifred, GAS Perrin avenue; Lund-
gard, Mabel, 500 Eighth avenue; Myers,
Maude 4Ol Park avenuei Morrow, Hazel,
2lO Seventh avenue; Mcconnell Mary iUl
Fourth avenue; Nelson, Laura, 1900 South
Twelfth street; Organ, Edith, l% Blur
street; Parsons, Edith, 1872 North Graham
avenue; Pheney, Agnes. sO2 Avenue b;
| Pierce, Leone, 7B Fourth street; Reed
Eunice. as Scott street; Sandwich. Anna,
| 30 Fifteenth street; Sedgwick, Nina, 205
| Grace street; Shepard, Florence, 10 Perrin
avenue; shugart. Edith: go Glen avenue;
| Vera, 2O7 Harrison street; Teller, Prudence,
22s Twelfth avenue; Wahlgrene,. Hattie,
avenue; Walker. Trma, s2S South First
street; Ward Rose A., az Cook avenue {;
| "a Washington avenue; Wind Viva 7SS
Washington avenue; Wright, Dora, 1929
Boys-Balienger, Lee, 721 willow avenue:
| Baird, Lynne, 1885 High street; Battey,
Perry ,,6 eco a East d pierce s! @
lam, 62l Franklin avenue; Clay, Roy r.;
f. d. No. 2, city; Coker Roger, S@ Third
street; Dobson, Mark corner Avenue @
and Tenth street; GrasOn, Charles "a
Franklin avenue: Hawkins, Emmett, 1llS
Third avenue; Knowles, William, l3 South
Eighth street: Landstrom, Ernest, 140l
Fairmont avenue; Lydon, John, 200 Park
avenue; Moore, Melvin, Grand avenue;
Reedg Lee, Fourth avenue; sayles, Allen,
| 1905 Third avenue; Vogefer, Gus, 1017 Sixth
avenue; Wright Everett, 1929 Fourth ave
nue.
The contract for the construction of the
addition to the Twentieth Avenue school
was warded to Wickham Bros. on. their
bid of 50, $50 and that for raising the Eighth
Street school to the Consolidated Constitute
ton company on its bid of $5125. Other
bids received for raising the North Eighth
Street school were: Hollenbeck Bros
1919; Wickham. $500
Chairman Anderson of the committee or
buildings and grounds submitted the fol
lowing estimate of the cost of painting
four of the school buildings this summer
Third street, $557.3e; Thirty-second street
$S7lss; Harrison street, S476.66; Madison
avenue, S3sO.91.
The question of whether principal is en-
titled to a key to her school building wal
brought up by Member Shugart at the re
quest of a principal Member Anderson a
! chairman of the committee on building
and grounds could not see the necessit!
of principal wanting a key as the Janito
was supposed to be around the building
during school hours. II did not ask 70
a key when 1 was elected to the board,
he remarked. Member Schoedsack ex
pressed the opinion that a principal Nigh
have occasion oftimes to visit her schoo
, out OF regular hours and was entitled L
! have key. After. more or less discus
sion, interspersed with pleasantries, tn
matter was hnally LETT win the commute
on buildings and grounds, the members o
, which, Anderson and Schoedsack, are o
opposite opinions regarding this question.
Frog Ponds Near scbOOIhOuse.
Member Schoedsack called attention t
the existence OF what he termed tire
frog ponds in the immediate vicinity OF tn
North Eighth Street school. the stagnan
water in which was a nenaceato the healt
OF the children attending that school. Tn
secretary was instructed to bring 1t to tn