The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-04
SOCIAL WHIRL WINDS
Up WHITING SCHOOLS.
Program for High School
Commencement Will
be Out Tomorrow.
SIX IN GRADUATING CLASS
Glass Day Exercises on June 12-Bac-
caluereate Sermon on Follow
ing Sunday.

Whiting, June 4.-The Whiting high
only little more than two weeks off the
graduates have been caught in a social
Will which is unprecented in high
school circles
The programmes announcing the ninth
annual commencement will be out in a
day or two, and are one of the neatest
patterns gotten up by any class. They.
contain six printed inserts. The cover
is very dainty, being plain with the ex-
ception of the center, which contains
an oval, within which the class pin is
elegantly embossed
The graduates are: Florence Marie
Schaub, Alice Marguerite Fifield,
Martha Carolina Schaaf, Elizabeth Gen
evieve Naef. Russell Frank Smith and
Peter Carl Prefer.
Glass colors are Turquoise blue and
gold.
Glass f1ower-For-ge t-me-not.
Glass mascot-Teddy bear.
The class day exercises will be held
on Friday afternoon, June II at p. m
The program for this day is excellent,
including the class history. by Russell
F. Smith; class prophecy, Marguerite
Fifield, mallet Grafton; Bessie Naef, the
reply, Walter Smith of '09, class will;
Florence Schaub, class song, Schuberts
| serenade; class poem, Martha Schaaf;
class spectator, Florence Schaub; giving
of gifts by Feter Pfeifer and several
selection by the high school orchestra.
The BaccaIaureate Sermon.
The baccaluerate sermon will be held
in the high school auditorium, at 8
o'clock Saturday evening, June IA. The
program for this is as follows:
Overature. H. S. Orchestra
Invocation. -. Rev. Frank NJ Webster
Chorus-"To Three, o Country" ......
| Observation-Disclosures. S. Chorus
Baccalaureate Sermon. ..............
.........Dr. Edwin H. Hughes
President DePauw University.
Chorus-'Rest. S. Chorus
Arranged from Rubinstein's. Melody
in F.
Benediction. Rev. NJ. c. Wright
The commencement exercises will bs
held on Wednesday evening, June Il
at o'clock.
The program for these exercises art
as follows:
Overature. H. S. Orchestrs
Invocation. $3.50. Rev. F. NJ. Webster
lChorus-"The Gondole" ............
................. Freshman Glass
Address-"The Fine Art of Living.
Theodore G. Soares, Phi. D.. D. D.
Professor Of Homiletics at U. of C.
Chorus-"The Lost Chord. $500.
................C Combined Choruse.
Presentation of Diplomas
Welcoming of Glass of '12...........
Bessie Naef, '0'
Benedtction. .........Rev. M. c. Wrigh
In addition to these three leading
events are many social affairs, which
makes the class calendar very inter
esting and one, continual round o
pleasure.
The first Of these events was en-
! joyed Monday. when Superintendent
Hall took the graduates to Northwest
! ern university to attend the class da.
exercises. The other events, which G.
to make up the calendar, are:
, Junior and Senior picnic, Saturday
June 10.
: Search expedition from to II p. m
{ Monday evening, June 10.
: Junior banquet, w. H. S. club room, a
5 s o'clock, Tuesday evening, June 16.
!, Theater party, Thursday evening
s June IS.
Alumni banquet. O'Keefe's hotel. s I
M, Saturday evening, June 20.