The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-01
Eighty-Seven Students in Senior
High School Glass.
Are to Be Awarded at
Auditorium Tonight.
PRESENT BIG FARCE.
Will Put on Play Before Friends
Thursday Morning.
Raymond A. SehWegler Is to
Be Principal Speaker.

Eighty-seven high school students
will receive sheepskins this evening
at the Auditorium The girls as usual
will take pure delight in sitting on
| the platform before the great audience
in their charming gowns made espe-
cialIy for the occasion, while the boys
will shuttle their feet and look bored
With the exception of the address
by Dr. Raymond A Schwegier, asso-
ciate in the chair of education at the
State university, and the invocation
which will be pronounced by Rev
Thomas Ream. district superintendent
Of the NJ E church, the program will
be strictly 4 high school affair
A chorus OF sixty voices which has
been trained by Miss Berenice Fuller
will sing Beethoven's The Heavens
ReSoundf and Horns Il Know d
Bank accompanied by the school
orchestra President J. D. Norton Of
the school board viii present the
diplomas
subsenfor girls dressed in their
very best" will form a flower line
graduating class viii pass on their way
TO the platform. to the time of a
march played by the orchestra
Saw Black Cat
4 black cat made its appearance in
the high school building this morning
and some OF the students were
that they Just knew that something
awful is going to happen. but the
outgoing class while not large has
been a clever one and all the friends
OF members are wishing all that's
good for the students, 50 It IS TO be
hoped that this fact will offset any
influence the black cat might have for
the bad
This class of June 10 has been
especially successful in its dramatic
-.T- --T-
clever fashion for amateurs
Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock the
high school auditorium viii be hIIed
with students and friends who viii be
present for the closing exercises Of the
year. Those who are sensitively in
cIfned and can't stand a great deal OF
noise had better keep away. as there
viii be continuous shouting of class
wells
To Play Comedy.
The seniors will put on The Mer-
chant OF Venice Up to Date a roar
ing farce. Catherine McCarter will
give the class history and Clarence
Staples viii be the orator Of the day
On Friday classes will be held the
first four periods. and then viii COM
nence the annual defamation contest
between the two literary societies
Forty minutes during the morning viii
be devoted TO enrolling for next fall
List of Graduates
Below are the members of the out
going class;
Clyde Adams. Ruth Adams. Angelo
Alt Julia Ames BeuIa 8aFtIeson. EIma
BeaI- Della Black. Letha Blauch,
Homer Bonebrake. Arthur Buff. Helen
Campbell Helen Case Fay Clark.
Catherine CoukIin. Stuart Drum, Flor
ence Dutt0n, Grace EIdridge, Ralph
Erskine Ethel Everingham Louise
F'airchiId. Lee Fergus Annie Field.
Nellie Field, Phebe Foberg. Harry
Gaunt- Grace Grote, Annie Laurie Hill
yer. Claire HoagIfu. Ruth Holt, Nellie
Huston Carl johnson, Glenn KepfeId.
David Roger. Mary Lannan. Frances
Lindsay. Raymond Lusby Alta Lux.
Katherine McCarter. Clara McCIelIaud,
Mamie McGeeney Charlotte Mcclellan.
Nelson Meade. E%rI Meunfnger. Frank
Miller, Isabel Mills. Hazel Nash. Stella
Nelson, Mary Owen. Edna Palmer.
Peak Frank Peers. Josephine Perry.
Dorothy Porter, Dwight Ream. Mer-
Ri Ream Bertha Reed. May Reed.
Marjorie Rodgers. Paul ROose, La Rue
Royce. Leland Scheuck. Guy Scrivner.
Laudre Scrfvuer. Howard SearIe Beu-
Iah Shirley. John Shute. Verna SjoIan-
der. Marie Skinner, Carl Smiley. Les
ter Sprinkle, Clarence Staples. En-
genie Staufer. Ruth Sutton, Harold
Sweudsou. Harold Temple. Eugene
Thompson. Margaret TfIIotson. GoIdie
Vawter, Margaret Wagner Charles
WaIp. Marion WaIp, Maude Ward
Marian Wear.