The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-06-04
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School Exercises to the
Front This Week

Beginning with last night when
the graduation ball of the Ely High
School took place at the Auditor
ium, the week will be taken UP
with the doings of the school.
The ball last evening was bril-
liant affair and fittingly ushered in
a week of festivities in which our
young people and their older adj
mirers take part. LaBrosse's Or
chestra of five pieces, of Duluth,
furnished the music and this coupl-
ed with the throng that crowded
the spacious Auditorium from door
to door made the evening one of
extreme pleasure.
The annual exhibit will be held
this evening at the High School all
the other buildings in the district
making their exhibits this after
noon.
The exhibit will consist of art
work, drawings, paintings, needle
work and other hand work, furni-
ture and other work of the manual
training department, preserved
fruits, breads, pastry and other ar
ticles of food made in the domestic
science department. A novel fea-
ture of the exhibit are classes in
cooking, woodwork, sewing, paint
ing, machine work on the iron
lathes, wood lathes, and drill press.
The classes in cooking will serve
refreshments made as part of the
exhibit. The work done this year
in the industrial departments is
more advanced and more varied
than any year heretofore, and re-
fleets great credit on the special
teachers and students, as well as on
the schools in general.
Baccalaurate services will be held
Sunday morning at 1890 in the
Auditorium. The following pro-
gram has been arranged:
Hymn, New, Every Morning is
Thy Love-. Choir and Audience
Invocation
Se1ection-.....---Ely Male Quartette
Scriptural Reading--.--.--.-.-.-.........--..
Anthem, Soft Southern Breeze"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Choir
Sermon, Trophies of Life" ..-..-.-.
-.-........---.--..----.-Rev. ]. D. Manly
Vocal Solo-.-...---Mr. E. 7. Dufield
America -. Choir and Audience
Benediction
Commencement exercises will be
held next Thursday evening in the
High School Auditorium. There
are ten graduates, viz: Earl An
derson, Tec1a Gustafson, Richard
Trezona, Andrew Harri, Sigma
Whitman, Emma Hansen, Ruth
Prout, Anna Knutson, Anna Sund-
holm and John Hario. The pro-
gram is as follows:
Overture-.-~....-.High School Band
Essay, with Salutatory Address,
Yesterday and To-day" ..--..-..
.........-..........-.-----.....--Emma Hansen
Grafton, Political Bosses" .-..........
---.......-..-......-..-..-.-... John Hario
Chorus, "Oh Hush Thee" ---.--
.......-....-.......-.......Sullivan
Essay, Progress of Education"
.---..--.------...-- --....-Anna Knutson
Essay, with Valedictory Address
.-..-........ .--.......-.--.......Signa Whitman
Presentation of Diplomas
......-..---Supt. c. L. Newberry
Chorus, "Echoes" Parks
Address--....----Dr. E. G.. C1enans
Overture--....-..--High School Band
Friday of next week the annual
school picnic takes place at Sandy
Point and this is one of the events
of the season for the little folks and
their teachers.
The pupils have all worked hard
and faithfully the past year as
visit to the schools will show. In
this they have only been second to
the able force of instructors, and
teachers and pupils can rest assur-
ed that their work is appreciated.
All are deserving of rest and the
will in all probability be