Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-06-09

Ih' t 511, +5e = Dawson County l45tl H,gn
na.'t .,op '1S place in the assembly
saoo: .se Soei high school building on n
b. 10 955sv .".S "y evening, June 8, at 3
@5 s5..so s.o'r N. Patrons and friends OF I
9eI2s saor :. VT we're present in force and
be 80. %..,pI o,sssure of an evening OF
I'D l.as ;,.5 r,,, oroat and entertainment in
...p', 5.~ way. The large room was
'i'Sy ..3 Wv when the exercises began
.,5a.isr 55o .oree requisition Of chairs was W,
go o., 's,S from other parts of the build
ai s.nbers Of the High School board arc
!, A'.ss51 a,s3pates, DR.. Hindley, the
g. ..,,.s. Of the evening, Rev. Leland,
u ..s'rri Principal R. L. Hunt had places
... a. nIotform when the exercises
y. ,stss HI. evening were opened.
Y .ear NJ a selection by the Glendive
o,,bsstrs .,,, Rev. Leland pronounced
04','- .:,u opd +hn audience was
AM Az treated to a song "Praise 4e
Al Father" as sung in chorus by
4sentire high school. This number
d, especially pleasing.
Curtis P. Baldwin, the first OF the
.b,as graduates to have a place on
NJ program, next delivered the sal
r,tory. His theme dealt with a
mnparison Of social conditions be-
vepo various nations, and was a
r.yery effort in it's way. At the
m39sion Of the short but absorb
maress, the young speaker was
6gered with liberal applause. The
Ar4graduates then rendered to
9her the Greeting Song y which
mfnely received by all present.
Walter C. Bell, the other young
nnot the Glass of 1910, had been
assigned to the work of preparing
ttecIass will, and he certainly per
formed his work we'll. The lengthy
document contained all the provis-
imsasto how the undergraduates
should divide the regalia left by the
graduating class, and provoked
much merriment. The usual felici
tato1s were also shoWered upon the
agh school faculty and board OF
trustees.
The girls glee club next rendered
the Spring Song" in a manner
completely captivating, and at it,
conclusion Miss Alice Elizabeth
aeay, the only young lady member
q The graduating class delivered tn
'aIedIctory Rarely has a stronge
presentation been heard here at an,
announcement Miss Healy is
natural platform speaker and has
incubation Of voice and carriag
''a' are strlkingIy above the ordin
SEy' Her subject, Music" was ais
eF On which she had ample oppol
'4a'ly tor a display of the oratorics
saoslohaI quality. Needless to sa
as meme was listened to with rar
interest by everyone present.
!. Next the entire school gave th
@as !. When the Sun in splendc
,a5 as'os and the Glendive Orchestr
,sn .s,pered q selection which was yer
!. D.. George Hiudley of Helena v,
n.sa H. ..le program as the cornmenc
5s.' III orator Of the evening, his sui
's ,sl being Motives in Life" !" >, Me-,
H. s'papef comment cannot do iu
gos.,', y the reverend gentleman
,,aas3 e,,Al,ag diatribe. Although we'll !
4. ''aesd in years, DR.. HjndIev a. has r,s .. ;
arato, .''1el's i OF a successful lyceu
5s.t' sttF. i seintiIIating humor bro;
a55 5s'ol knowledge Of human natu
tSe sII1l naSate ~ which always looks {
II ,,',lt ss.l., q human kindness conn
MI 4tstalng, then DR.. Hindlou !
rsssatIa a rs calling. He should be p1
tes 't,'''E bs 70 on !. the lecture platfor o.
Which II mas, mas that subtle inauen uSl
'saSiles far and wide-b