The daily sentinel., 1908-05-13
CLASS PLAY ON MAY 26th
COMMENCEMENT MAY 18th
High School Graduates are Busy People--Anangements
for Close Of Schools Being Completed--Pans
Being Laid for the Big Summer School

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ing over the high school. Busy prep
arations are going on each day. Sew
eral of the seniors express their re-
erets at leaving the school which has
become to them a second home, and
very dear to their hearts. Miss Car
roll and Miss KlotZ report excellent
work by those who are preparing TO
present the farce and the class play.
DR.. Slocum, president of Colorado COL
lege. will give the address commence
ment evening Rev. Edwards will give
the invocation Miss Klotz will sing
solo, and DR.. G. r. Warner. presi-
dent of the Board of Education, VIII
make an address with the presenta-
ton of the diplomas. Rev. Mccartney
will deliver the baccalaureate SER
mon Sunday evening, May oath. The
farce and class play will be given
at the opera house Tuesday evening,
May 26th The commencement exer-
cises will take place Thursday even
ing, May 2Sth.
Since many of the teachers wished
to attend the services celebrating the
laying of the cornerstone in the new
Y. NJ. C. A. building, the general
teachers meeting was deferred from
Tuesday to Wednesday evening.
Miss Dewey. Miss Enoch and Miss
Gormley wish to express their apprec-
iation for the kindness and interest
shown in their pupils in the first
grade, by Mrs. d. S. Miller at her
home. 1927 Rood The children of
these first grades, upon Mrs. Miller's
invitation. visited her home to see her
fine collection of Indian curios. They
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full. Mrs. Miller took great pains to
explain the uses of the different ar
ticles. She let the children handle
them. which means SO much to the
little folks. They saw and learned
about every conceivable article of
Indian wearing apparel. Mrs. Miller
has an unusually fine collection prob
ably the best private collection in
Colorado.
The senior class enjoyed pleas
ant visit made to their work in Eng
lish by Rev. Mccartney. Miss Scott
gave him the time of the usual recita-
ton period and he spoke entertain
ingly upon orations. Help of this
kind which is given occasionally by
prominent citizens. is pleasant
change from the daily work, and is an
uDllll W OuI StuutuLo
Pupils continue to be deeply in
terested in the Venetion iron work.
Some pretty original designs have re-
Gently been made by Fred Halbouer.
A handsome letter case. mats and
frames have been worked out by Fred
Payne. He seems to have an unusu
ally fine conception of the symmetric
al and the beautiful. His work is
almost perfect.
To answer many inquiries. we will
state that the Board of Education
at their meeting Monday evening, will
ingly granted the use of the Lowell
building and all necessary material
to the members of the faculty who
will conduct the summer school. This
school will open Monday following
the close of the city schools. and will
continue for six weeks Miss McCon-
nell and Miss Gormley will have
charge of the fourth fifth and sixth
grades. The work of these teachers
is well known and is characterized
by thoroughness and clearness of pre-
sentation. Miss Taylor who will have
charge of high school work. is an
instructor of unusual power. The
work to be given by Miss Taylor dur
ing the six weeks summer school will
be along the line of Latin and Math
ematics, and will be for the purpose
of strengthening the pupil and not for
the purpose of making a grade. This
work will be especially helpful to
those entering the ninth grade the
coming year. Those contemplating
taking the work should see Miss Tay
lor at once, as only a limited num-
ber can be accommodated.