The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-06-03
Class Finals.

dIllI WIFI tlft lIliIlpplllS 10
lands 49,. John Louis Drake
The Charm of Nonsense 49,.
Ruth Stella Logan
Election of United States Sen
ators' -. Reuben G.. Rhodes
The Passion Play and its Ell
fects' 49,. .Lenore X. Vinall
Roman Letter Writing" 49,.
........ Mildred Irene Drake
"The Manufacture of Paper from
Wood Pulp"
49,. Lloyd Earnest Greiner
The Man of the Frontier -.
Harold l.. North
Principles of InternationalLaw'
$50. Lawrence F. Hensel
"THs Development bf Agricul-
tural Education in the United
States Grace Lola Ritchey
american Art"
.......... "A. Leathe Carman
The Effect OF the Norman Con-
quest on the English Language
Claude Switzer
Class History" ...............
Harriet Loudell Gunder
The Value of Mathematics" :.
Ada P. Snyder
Engineering Skill Of the Ro-
mans =. Glen Orford Logan
Poor Boys and Great Emf
nence' 49,. Clara E. Leonhard
The Effect of the Age Upon
Elizabethan Literature" 80.
Frances c. Dunlap
Child Labor in America" -.
Ina Adella Hoover
THE Negro Problem"
...... Gladys H. VanVactor
The British Church Indepen-
dent of the Roman See. -.
Melita B. Shoemaker
Saving the Nations Forests"
Eva M. Jeffirs
Origin of Feudalism'
........ Hazel NJ. Rosenbury
The World State"
.Tressie Martin
The Subjugation of the North
west Territory'Lura f. Capron
THE Evolution of the Electric
Dynamo w. Boyd Stephenson
alexander Hamilton and the
National Bank" .............
....... Glen d. Mclaughlin
Education and Public Senti-
ment, Valedictory"
............. Miles O. Price
The Telephone" ..............
$500. Harry B. Alexander
The Rise of the EngEshDrama'
Noble T. Shaffer
Woman and the Twentieth
Century" Florence T. Foltz
Renaissance and Art"
...........T Thomas ]. Love
Thirty-two graduates, fourteen
young men and sixteen young
ladies. were presented to the city
by the Plymouth High School
Tuesday evening. The class is the
second largest ever graduating
from the local high school, being
surpassed in numbers, only by
the class of '07, with thirty-eighi
members.
The commencement exercises
Of the P. H. S. Class of 90, were
held at the Washington School
auditorium Tuesday evening
The large room was filled to ovel
flowing, with friends of the elias;
and of the old p. II. S.
At 7:45 o'clock the grand
march formed at the entranc, tC
the auditorium, and to the strains
Of the march, by the Plymouth
Orchestra, the procession enter
ed. Supt. r. A. Randall led, fol
lowed by the speaker at the ev
ening, c. Frank Vreeland OF Chi
cago. and the High School facul
ty, and then the graduating class
Invocation was asked by Rev. E
IC. Wareing, of the Methods
Episcopal church, after which
the program was rendered as fol
lows:
Vocal solo $500. .Cecile Burke.
Address ...............
c. Frank Vreeland, Chicago
| Overture "The Guiding Sar".
.Orchestr;
Class History Harriet Gunde
Presentation of Class .........
.. f. Mcdowell, Principa
Presentation of Diplomas 49,.
Geo. H. Thayer, Pres. Board G
Education
Class Song 49,. Glass OF 19O'
Grafton and Valedictory "Edu
cation and Pubic Sentiment
Miles 0. Pric
Spring Song MendelsSohn
Girls Glee Clul
A Hungarian Episode (Listz).
O'chestr
| Miss Burkett sang beautiful.
and was encored for a secon'
number. Prof. Randall, introduc
ed the speaker of the evening, {
Frank Vreeland, of Chicago. Th
subject chosen by the speake
was, "Why Don't You Laugh ?
The address in general was a dis
sertation upon laughter itself, it
curative powers, and character
istics. The speaker initiated TIL
laugh of the weakminded man
the laugh of avarice. of reveng
and of good will. The address
lasted an hour and a quarter an
was a, disappointment to the bull
of the audience. The though
was not exceptionally interest