The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-21
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= "A large throng OF relstis aud
friends OF the compile ting class 81 the
Fourth ward school filled the Hish
School auditorium last evening when
the class graduated from the graded
10 the High School Promptly at eighs
o'clock the class marched 10 the plat
form where they were seated during
the performance. The sight was j
pretty one and Will linger in The mem
ories of the parents and friends who
were Justly proud of the showing made
by the young people The young ia
dies were sowned I'm pretty summer
costumes and looked the part of sweet
girl graduates The opening chorus
of the exercises was & song by tho
class, Spring Time, = which was we'll
rendered. The opening invoeation
was made by Rev w. H.sWii iilison. OF
the Central Christian Church. and tie
first of the class to appear was Miss
Mary Windsor. who gave ii il leasiny
recitation; City afystery.,' sstSnr
Island PossessionsTw wass the subject
OF composition by Ensel Hawkins
which showed much careful prepare
ton on tne part Sof the young man.
Miss Lena Gamer gave "a humorous
recitation, Mr.. sBrownaI IIls Hair
Cut which provoked much Ill ppIahse
Miss Mable5 Lowe read "a composftio
on "The Yellow Stone National Park
which was well receives. II
Miss Elsie We1ch gave reading.
THE Flat Story. 3 which was aisosweif
received. Something About, Dogss
was the rather unusual siibje of
composition by John stoetzer which
vas interesting to ALI and especIsiIy
to dog lovers. An Old Time SCHOOL,,
by James schwarm, was feceiysi
with enthusiasm. Miss Elizabeth Cons
away read an Interesting paper on the
subject. "As + See sThtngs: b Amols
the things which she had seen were
the Suspension Bridge controversy.
the action OF the sWoman,s Club Coal
Run Hollow. etc. and she saw them
in an amusing manner. Judging BY tlie
laughter which her prod ductionS evoked
from the audience.
Little Blossoms, was ftheSt title ofs
a pretty recitation which was srendsss
ed by Miss Grace Lahew. During the
programme excellent music was rens
dered by members OF the class, aiisses
Marie Linn and Helen Johns srendered
a. plano duet. Miss Edna FEstei and
Thomas Hartley rendered gocai
duet. Miss 1iilly Dent sang d ora
die song in a pleasing manner3and5tw two
quartettes rendered excellent seiec.
tions. they were. lille Dent, Hazel
Pierpont, Ruth Miller. Edna Estel.
and the double quartette was compos.
ed Of Helen Johns, Hazel Pierpont,
Ruth Miller. Meryl Iillers John cof4
rothers, James schwnrm. Giaud Ie.
Masters and Thomas Hartley.
The class roll is as follows: Iohn
corrothers, John stoetzer, Glalde Re.
Masters. Mary Shaver; 5HelenSJ Johns.
Lena Gamer. Ensels sIawklns; blanche
Hill. Henry Allen. Werner wade.
George Amos. Lloyd Biilingslea, WI.
lie Hill, Marshall: Post George
schwarm, Fred IIoogler. wendell
Hess. Elizabeth Conaway. EAfarfeaL Linn.
Hazel Plerpont Mabel Lowe. Gfaca
Lahew, VIM. Lawson. Ward Martin.
Cecil Smith. James chwarm. Thomas
Hartley. Meryl Miller, Ruth Miller
Edith Frey, Edna Estelss EMillie5Dent.
Elsie WEIGH. Mary Wind dsor.
Tonight at the FL fth ward school
auditorium q! class Of I32 wfiis
graduate. al &