The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-06-07
kendrick Graduates Are
Credit to the School
Commencement
Brilliant Exercises Close
the Term of Kendrick
School

A Class OF seven in the 9Th grade
and of nine from the school received
their diplomas Thursday night at
which the following program was
rendered to a crow ded house.
instrumental Solo "ll Tfava tore"
John +. Terry
Invocation Rev. John l.. Hess
Vocal Trio Bernice Yergens,
Erma clyde, Est, Hill
S llutatory-"S Made ii Ever Made
Willie 4. Brown
S o.o-Vo"al Maade Hines
T. "Pleasure of WORK"
L "PleaSure of Play
Bern.ce Yergens, Erma Clyde
Chorus Graduates
Class Prophecy Henry MielEe
| Chorus Eighth Grace
| Class Poem Dora Powell
Class History Estu Hill
Instrumental Solo Walter, Thomas
Reading Ben c. Lauterbacl
Valedictory character Allen Carlton
Piano Solo Walter Thomas
Presentation of Diplomas
j. p. Earackman
ChCrns
BenedNtion
This program was high appre
ciated and the audience were more
than satisfied, not only with the
rendition, but with the marKed bear
ing of the graduates, and the tributt
to the institut0rs and the school,
which the excellense Of composition
striEingly displayed.
Whore all and each We're excellent
! it is not easy to distinguish, and nn
!. stinted praise is the lauial whici.
each graduate. can deservedly wear,
The. aNalidictorian, Allen Cqrltol
sipwea a grasp of hesnbiect hey ord
thsMange of his school sfade, ana
an ability to presE14 stnnjec7
above the common average. AS
Principal Barackman said in present
ing t he diplomas, "While the propl :
ecys 10y the class oracle may be some
what high. an ADLER, more studiOns
or bright class, the kendrick Schools
has not had the pleasure of gradual
ing and they are not only a credit TO
themselves hut to the school fr, III
which they pass.
The graduates are
Willie A. Brown, Henry E, MielEC ,
Writer NJ. Thomas, John f. Tery,
Allan Carlton, Elma Francis Cls6e.
Dora Jane Powell, Rernice Carol
Yer gems, Esta Hill.
Eighth Grade Graduates
Gertrude Mnude Hines. Bertha
Jane Drennen, Cora Estella Boell
Media Alvira Bailey, Ben Cecil au
te3bach, Harry A. Terry, Ii. zit
Adell Elliott.
; The Temple, where the eXer, isoi
were held was app olriately decor
.,ted in crimson and black. tie clas
: colors, while the rastrum on Whicl
the faculty and class sat was bank
ed with flowers,
[ The seating capacity of the build
, ing, the largest in town, was taXet
to the utmost, while the anter0om
= was reserved for those standing.
The BAccnlaurrnte sermon Was at
t'nded with appropriate ceremoni''
I Rev Dnrrie Of the Pres bytcrianch'
, preached the sermon which wa'
along the liEe OF the higher life al !
the true te t and success Qf man. Il
was an ale elm N ana one worthy
, Qf Thought to the young peorle ftai
ding on the threshold of life, 1h5
church was a bower Of flowers ard
ferns through whieh the lass c0lci'
iaterminglQar sprfial nasic Wal
rendered aid to tbs occasion II,
public rendered a willing attendance
This evening their Will he iyen il
: the Tempia an entertainment by tn
4, Walton College disciples, assisted ..
!, Home Talent, Asi,e ire III the cut
siders there are numbers by The h.
tal talent which guaranteea the al
i 'air hugh SUCCESS.
Thus Hnds another year in the hi