Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-06-19
fORTY-SEVEN WILL
LEAVE HIGH SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
THURSDAY NEXT.
Will Render Able Program at the
Turner Opera H0uSe-AddreSS
by Prof. Elliott of Madison
Will Give Class Play Next Thurs
day Evening at Turner.

uOJ LfOItliiH " VI ilOl.
Much interest Is now centering in
the commencement exercises of the
Watertown High schuol to be held at
the Turner opera house on Thursday
evening, June 25. 1t is an epoch in
the lives of the students looked for
ward tn with great anticipation, not
only by those who are to bid farewell
to books and bells, but is JOY to the
proud parents and friends of the
school. This year there will be
class of forty-seven to leave the local
institution of learning. These stu
dents and the departments they leave
are as follows:
Modern Olassical-Jessie f. futile,
Alice F. Baumann, George A. Prin-
son. Alice E. Waltber, Ida M. Meyer.
Charlotte Sabin, Edna F. Kruger,
LucIe O. Stiemke, Stella A. Gorney,
Carrie Thauer, Ruth NJ. Duffy. Anna
L. Neitzel, Edna A. Zipfel.
General Science-Alex L. Bramer,
Arthur W. Weihert, Elsie A. Buege,
Norma l.. Goette, Erwin w. Russell,
Lloyd M. Triplett, Elvira A. Kopp,
Emma M. Schmutzler, Oscar f. Ach-
tenhagen, Lillian l. McManman, Grace
M. Dent.
English-Estella M. Kelly, Mary
C'Connell, LYDIA A. Fucker. Elgardie
Lange, Alice M. Carey, Margaret R.
Herzog, Ruth Mathewsun, Ida A.
Sell
Commercial-.Ma C. Englehart,
Irene C. Blair, Arena @. Heisman,
Alma H. Francis, Douglas Q. Pieritz,
Isadore O'Brlen, Leo +. Pitterle, Lii
liam A. Archie, Arnold o. Kramer,
Johnna M. Benrich, Walter II. Kuen-
ri, Carrinne D. Quentmeyer, Irma E {.
Boettcher.
P. G. Commerical-Isab o.
Jaedecke, Charlotte E. Hayes.
The program for the commence
ment exercises next Thursday evening
Is as follows:
oScIIuIo' IldLSi
High School Orchestra
Salutatory ...... Arthur w. Weihert
Glass Poem. ........ Anna L. Neitzel
(after Longfellow Hiawatha)
The Kings Champion. ...... Watson.
HI. S. Chorus and Orchestra
Presentation. .Lucie G.. Stiemke
Valedictory. .......-.. Ruth M. Duffy
Solo, Carissima ..,...........Pe Penn
Miss Anna Smith
Address. 49,. Training for Citizenship
Prof. Edward C. Elliott, Madison,
Good Old u. S. .......M incer
H. S. Chorus and Orchestra.
Presentation of Diplomas
Southern Belle. .............M cCash
H. S. Orchestra
The High school class of 1908 will
present it's senior class play entitled,
Gail on Account of Professor at
the Turner hall Tuesday evening.
June %. This Is the first play ever
presented by a High school gradual
ing class in a public hall and we'll
deserves the public patronage, as the
students will no doubt please their
audience and display considerable tai
ent in this line as High school stu
dents. The price of admission is 80,
Is and Is cents. Tickets may be pro-
cured from members of the class.
ACTI.
Campus of Prof. Mark. M. loves
Lacteal Institute.
The pupils decided to have a picnic
in China, and arrive at their destina-
ton by going down a we'll.
ACT II.
Garden of McWang's palace in the
Sub-Province of Elsewhere, China.
McWang is engaged to Nakoda, an
elderly maid, the sister of the Prince.
He indefinitely postpones the wedding
and us consequence Nakoda petitions
her brother to have McWang behead-
~. 1ASA 1S10SoS 10 ioutCOy UOt VuC-
Wang is allowed a substitute, O.
Tang Is appointed
ACT Ill
Prison Scene, China.
Pupils consigned to prison on charge
of playing football with the sacred
cabbages in the Royal Cellar of the
Palace, and are ordered by McWang
to be present ut the execution.
ACT "
Throne in McWang's Palace.
Time for the execution arrives,
but O'Wang Is absent. McWang or
ders another subject to be found, and
Prof. Mark M. Lowe. who has just
made the trip to China is sentenced to
die. Nakoda prevents the execution
and also releases McWang from the
engagement. He returns home with
the pupils leaving the throne to Ma
koda.