The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-19
Will BE GRADUATED FR ON THE HIGH.
SCHOOL NEXT WEEK
COMMENCEMENT THURSDAY EVE.
All Exercises Will be held in the Auditor
ium Of the High School Building
Weeks Program in Full.

Again the annual commencement
week OF the Crystal Falls high school
is at hand. Commencing tomorrow
evening with the baccalaureate address
and ending Thursday evening with the
annual commencement and presentation
OF diplomas the week will be full or
school exercises.
The class % be graduated this year
contains q members the largest num-
Der ever graduated In one year from
the local school and It speaks highly
for the institution and its management
for increased interest in school IL eyid-
enced always by an increase 10 the
number Of the graduates.
The baccalaureate address will be de-
livered by Rev. Wm. Poyseor on SIM
day evening at o'clock The pro-
gram for the evenings exercises is as
follows.
The vision" j. Faure
Mixed Chorus
With violin obligato by Miss Bert
Erikson.
Invocation Rev c. A. Rosander
Solo Fear Not .Ye. o Israel -
Dudley Buck Rev r. n. Aldrich
Scripture Reading supt. Hill
Ave Marie c. A. veazie
Girls Chorus
Baccalaureate Sermon
Rev. VIM. Poyseor
Hymn Eventide
Benediction Rev. G.. A. schugren
Monday and Tuesday will be given
over to examinations and closing OK
eroises in the grades and almost all oe
the grade rooms will present closing
exercises we'll worth the time OF the
school patrons TO attend.
Wednesday evening the Class Day
exercises Of the high school will take
place. This is the event At which the
individual members Of the graduating
class are given an opportunity to APP
pear and those preferring to listen to
the graduates themselves should not
fail to be on hand on Wednesday even.
ing The program for the evenings
exercises is as follows
Six O'Clock in the Bay $. Adams
Mixed Chorus
salutatory John Bauer
Our Angelo-Saxon Ancestors H.
Naomi Johnson
International Peace George A. stol-
berg
Glass History Rachel g. Charron
Solo Voices of the Woods Rub
enstein--Jean Cumming
An Optimistic Review Of Columbia
William r. Eldred
The Awakening Of the Orient-Jen-
ME Kullar
The Power of Thought Frances NJ.
Riordan.
Glass Poem onwara" Alfred J.
Cayia
Apostle OF Patriotism Margaret G.
James.
Song Of the Sea Veazie- Mixed
Chorus
Joan of Arc Fannie /. Dawson
Prophecy Edna n wohse and HUI
da a. Widstrand
International Arbitration Russell II.
Richards.
The Puritan and the Cavilier-H.
Edna Raymer
Glass Grafton. Forest Preserva-
tion Clarence g. Buenger.
Quartette -"sIeep Little Darling" Z
lW. II. Rieger Messrs Bauer. Ham,
Buenger, Cayia-
Americas Great Injustice Gordon
T. jackson.
The Invasion Of Woman Hazel r.
Rodgers
The Great White Plague Emil f..
fInrja
Giftatory Jean B. Cumming
valedictory Myrtle NJ Erikson
Glass Song g-Class Of 1909
Words by Miss Anna Peterson)
On Thursday evening, June "a. will
occur the annual commencement sxer-
cites OF the school At these exercises
the graduates will be presented with
their diplomas by Prof. Hill, superin.
tendent OF the city schools.
The principal feature Of this even
ings exercises will be the address by
Thos. r. Byrnes. lecturer Of note.
Mr.. Byrnes lectures All over the country
under the management OF the Consol-
idatcd Lgceum Bureau and 10 highly
spoken OF by all who have heard him
talk This feature Of the evening
entertainment will be well worth the
expense that the hoard Of education