Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-05-23
NIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.

Thursday evenings, June 9Th and 9th
Following is cast of characters:
Bernice Halstead Bess Nj. Collins
Amy Halstead Cora M. Ivey
lnez Gray Cecilia nj. Mediation
Mrs. Halstead Jayne c. Tregilgus
Hama Mary Barnes Ef,ie G. Tonkin
Sail Maria . Beulah Doney
Maud .. Alice E. Day
Dwight Bradley Horace Goldsworthy
Dir. Burton 80 Guy d. Harwick
Sammy . Joseph w. Ellery
Abraham Barnes, Willard G, Crawford
| Attorney w. ,r,:
| Sheriff t"'t harvey ireVhiiah
| On Friday morning, June 7th com
mencement exercises will be held at the
p. M. church as follows:
Class march Miss Abbie Parmley
Invocation Rev. w. T. Walker
President S address Joseph w. Ellery
| Solo w. r. Bennett
Memorial presentation Mary Martin
Acceptance of memorial .........
Piano Duet
Miss Nettie Wallis, j w. Anderson
Address ... w. r. Bennett
Vocal solo Miss Alice Spensley
Mantle address Sophia fl. Voss
Junior response Frank Mcneil
Presentation of diplomas by President
K. G. Fielder.
GRADUATING CLASS
Modern Classical Course Bess M.
Collins, Mary Martin, Jayne C. Tregil-
gus, Beulah Doney and Willard G.
Crawford.
German Course Horace H. Colds
worthy. Sophia II. Voss, Effie G. Tonkin,
Joseph w. Ellery, Alice f. Day, Har-
vey l.. TreviliaE, Mabel l.. Hutchins,
Cora M. lvey and Guy D. Harwick.
English Course Cecilia Mediation.
Class Motto Rowing, not Drifting.
Class Colors Purple and Gold.
Faculty Principal, John F. Bergen.
Assistants Frank jerks, Walter Balm
bridge, Blanche Kline and Nettie G.
Prideaux.
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..a, SCHOOL NOTES.
TIA base ball game played at Oar
lington last Saturday by the high school
teams of Mineral Point and Darlington
proved to be a one-sided affair. We
wish to forget it as it was defeat for
our team. Final score, 10 to 5.
What an awful time our civics class
had Tuesday afternoon. The members
We're entertained the whole recitation
period by a howing pup.
The senior physics class is now study
ing light and its effects. By the looks
of room one would think they had
beenrstudying in the dark.
Don't give up, freshmen. If you
cant find the desired spring flowers for
your botany, just ask your sophomore
neighbors, for the ones they used last
year. We know that gentle spring has
been discouragingly backward in grow
ing flowers as well as in other respects.
Josie" Ellery, president of our SEN
Tor class, sprained one of his ankles
while playing ball at Darlington last
Saturday. therefore he's absent from
school this week. Hurry up, Jose, and
get back. We all miss you
Tomorrow friday the G. A. X. and
w. R. c. will be entertained by students
of the public schools. These pupils will
not spare any effort to make the occa-
sion an enjoyable one for our gallant
veterans.
Prof, w. G.. Rleyer of Madison in
spa.ted our high school last Wednesday.
The sophomores are having quite a
tnse.c with bookkeeping. Be patient,
work hard and difficulties will balance
all right.
Last Monday the various classes of
the school had their pictures taken.
What fiutter, there being no time to
get ready to look nice. The juniors,
for some unknown reason, were left
till the last. But, "My what fine
picture they took. +"
The geometry class is having quite a
time with the last proposition Most Of
its members talk spherical segment"
in their sleep.
1t is understood that the same high
school teachers have been engaged for
another year.
That b. d. ID. club had another one
of those fine tines Wednesday evening.
The party was held at the home of
Miss Clara Gorgen, and although il
was quite late before they got through
feasting and frolicing, they were by
no means the least biz ready to enter.
tain the sandman. ~
| fish for Local Streams.