The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-01
HIeH scHooL GRADUATEs.
Comnencenenf W1H BE Held at Audi
torium Tonight


Sixty-two boys and. thirty girls viii
graduate tonight from the Topeka high
school, The class is the largest ever
graduated from the institution.
The programme is as folloWs.s
Professional march. Gounod
Prof g. B. Penny
Invocation - ..
Rev Charles NJ. Sheldon.
Music-(a) NOeturne from M1dsuTn-
mer Nights Dream. Mendelssohn
(b) Dance from Music to Henry VII
Prof. a. B. Penny. :
Music-'I Envy the Bird"
Mr. Harry c. Pribble.
Address to ates-''The Level
Of the Hills 80. .....-
Frank ]. Miller Phi. D.
Music-"T "Thou'rt Like Unto Lovely
Flower c.. Smith
Mr.. Harry c. Pribble
Presentation of Diplomas. -.--..--
Rev. T. E. Mallory. president Board
of education.
Music-Kaiser March, introducing
Luther's choral "A Mighty Fortress
Is Our Cod Wagner
Prof. G. B. Penny.
The graduates are as follows; Mabel
Claire Beeler. Margaret Holmes Beer
bohm, Josephine Bell, Nellie Ann Belt
Alpharus Brown. Clara Maude Brown,
Carrie Elizabeth Bush, Matte Gene
We've Bush, Margaret Campbell, Bessie
AaDldllQ. E1Fa Marie 0SsIlSOt. 4 AlAliAD
Stafford Chamberlain, jamie M Chiles,
Emily Coe, Corinne Coston, Meta Curry,
NOphfette Linn EdmOnds, Grace FL
more, Roy Parsons Forbes, Bessie Bios
som Fosdick, Roy Funnel, M. Grace
Gleeson, Ethel Bradbury Grant, Izora
Graves. Arthur DeWolfe Gray, Edna
May Groves, Lutte L. Hawkins, Isadel
Reed Heath (second rank)- Mabel AL
thea Holloway. Calvin Emerson Hoi-
man, Edna Pierson Hopkins, Mabel
Irene Huggins, Wesley Herbert Jamison,
Francis Hacker Jennings, Margaret
ArabeH Jetmore. Edith Ceeelfa Johnson,
Chester Holmes Jones, Rosella Kerr,
Gertrude KitcheII, Wi1helmine Kathrine
LIGHT, Mona Mile McCarty, Helen M.
Mcfarland. Janet Dow MeMurtrie.
Harry Otis Abbott, Mabel Fay Ruth
Adams, Hannah Violet Baker, William
Bates, William Mallory, R. Colander
March. Holmes Meade. John Frances
Mitchell Leo T. Mooney, Winifred Hale
Meers, Flossie Newland, Carl Alfred
Nordlund, Clifford Nystrom Edith Og-
den, Leroy S. S. OFT Grace Overmyer,
Ethel Fay Owen, Lura Parr Margaret
Pearson, Beulah May Perkins, Hazel
Everett Reed 1first rank), Hale T.
Ritchie. John Arner RobensOn. Charles
Junius Robinson, Nettie May Robinson,
Mary Mabel Sheldon, E Ruby D
Smell Lulu Virginia Sjolander, Nellie
Sophia Skinner, Bessie Charlotte Smith,
Eugene G. Snyth, Harry Charles Sny-
der. Rebecca Mary Stanley. Mary Eliz-
abeth Sutherland, William Henry Thay-
er. Paul s. Tomson, NJ. Grace Walker,
Harry H. Wardin. Roland Judson West.
Phillip Wright Whiteomb, Meta May
White, Florence Inez Williams, Alice
BERTHE Wilson, Frances E. Winter and
Gilbert Worley.
The Auditorium was tastefully
draped today in high school colors.
The Sub-seniors had charge of the
beautifying of the big hail. the Gus
tom that is followed out every year
The rostrum of the hall was decorated
in red roses and daisies, which compose
the class colors OF red and white. A
long row of palms border the edge of
the platform, draped with the class
colors in red and white bunting The
remainder Of the Auditorium is draped
in black and orange bunting, the
school colors.
The address is to be given by Pro-
fessor Frank J. Miller. dean of affilia-
ted schools of the University of Chi
cago. His subject is THE Level of the
Hills Rev F. e. Mallory, presidenr
of the board of education will present
the diplomas. superintendent Whites
more will preside over the exercises
Admission will be by ticket only.