The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-05-09


day and commencement exercises We
are confronted with difficult prob !
lem. tor the reason that IL was all so i
good that IL seems 10 be doing some |
an injustice to specialize. IL should |
surely have been proud moment TO
the parents OF the pupils, regardless
OF whether their children were rep
resented upon the program or not.
The manner In which those who were
assigned parts on the program per-
70, ned their parts should be evidence
To the casual observe, that the pupils
as whole had been we'll trained and
that a solid fnun 1ation had been
builded upon which to secure an ed
ucation,
Following are the names Of the tise
graduates from the high school who
are now ready to enter college: Muir.
dock McNicoll. Matt Carr, Marvin
Mulkey, and the Misses Olive Radietz
|, and Pearl Leacock.
The Glass DAY exercises were held
in the opera house Thursday after
noon. The house was crowded 10 It's
, fullest capacity by the par.nts and
, friends OF the pupils Who were 70
, take part In the exercises OF the
Afternoon, Promptly at : O'Clock
. Murdock McNicoll, who had beer
\ selected TO open the exercises, stepped
I, out before the audience and rendered
a his saiutation In very able ana
n pl .asing manner. The writer "a
a not permitted to listen to this par
a of the program, but we learn froa
i otares that u was very good indeed.
/, Marcia Whitwell's rendition Q
!, s'Seyen Times One" was splendid
n Marcia has sweet voice and her ds
>. livery was excellent.
. The duet nv Helen and Belle stiis
n was excellent, their voices harmonii
,e ing almost perfectly.
~ "The Little boys Pocket" by kel
/. dali Jones was very good. He sure
n brought out all there was In the y
ce lection.
i. Francis Hall told The stnry OF u
lv Blackening OF the Baby IN ve
q pleasing manner.
ne -Four little girls from the priina
IA sang 1.-The sncezins song very mic
.a ly. Very clearly and distinctly ps
=, Ing Greene recited the Rachel
,e Sale.
n. Gladys whitweii recited "Au
"a. Tabitha" 10 a most pleasing mann'
The song, "Bis Indian Chief'
,s, four little boys from the prima
"a grade was comical and well rendcrs
-. Bertsel Waters brought out the
"A. yantaaes, 10 boys, 10 eat at II
second Table" very clearly.
The class history Of the Ten
grade by olive kadletz was very
IN teresting and ~eil delivered.
u gave slight sketch OF the life
each with a kindly word for all.
The Lullaby" by Loneta III
\ q bard was excellent.
The Class VIII 10y Matt Carr
both humorous and original and
delivered In Natt's most pleasl
sell manner.
ian The The dumb bell drill by
IN. Young ladies Of the second granu
IN grade was very good and iliustra
mn the benefits In physical developn-e e
and derived from this exercise.
nj One OF the hardest things 10 DO
tor TO look into the future and Tore
svl. what Is IN store for us. Tberei
,aa. Miss Pearl Lescock had q very d
This cult task assigned her IN the Cl
his Prophecy. hut " the events
ter. foretold prove true. the parents
.h,, friends Of the class Of laJs viii b
occasion TO feel proud Of them.
mia. The bird Song" 10y two little
eas, and two little boys Of the prin
has was very good.
,aLa The solos. Sleep Baby Mine
nn, Miss olive kadIetz aud The III
Der Boat by Miss Claire sharI
,f,., we're except lionslly well rendered.
,hen To the pupils. at least large
m. tion OF them. the presentation OF
fttg pfbHuAbbi CaINiN NoS At' feS"~
,sayx portsnt and pleasant part of the
bati gram. Begiuning With the pfin
snr,. grade Prin. Parsons called the n
shin Of each pupil promoted in each g
az. IN the order Of their rank In
the grade. As each name was ca
the lucky one came forward
un,v when all had been called, each
,b.,. given his promotion card. From
.sIs,. happy look on the ehildren's
"a one need not be told that 1t
prcb a proud and happy moment 70
az. back 10 In future years. But TO
,h,a et ones there was a sadness mia
po,h With their gladBess for those
,,th through lack Of diligence or
= - misfortune were barred from
,,o, pleasures by not passing their ar'
,,n,r IL Is u he hoped that they will