Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05
Nebraska
Dean Beecher
Talks to Beatrice
Graduates
Omaha Pastor Addresses Young Men
and Young Women on "Founda.
ton Principles.

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BEATRICE, Neb., June 4-(SpecialO y
The graduation exercises OF the Beatrice
High school were held last evening at the
high school before a large audience. Rev
Dean Beecher of Omaha addressed the
class on the subject, Foundation Princi.
| pies" He set before the class in terse and
forcible language the existing conditions
and pressing problems which they were 10
! face He warned them Of the problem of
UNFOLDING the laws of our country and
state. and to stem the growing spirit OF
disobedience and disregard for law. Re-
ligion Is being left out of the affairs of
the world, and there are signs of retrogres-
sion In things which we call progress.
The list of graduates is as follows: Ruth
Aylworth, Mae Bernstein, Beulah Brew
ster. Mabel Care, Lorentz Claussen, Fran
ces Chpperfield. Fern Davis, Mary Davis.
Chester Dobbs, Theodore Dodds, Vera Far
low, Eleanor Foreman, Trecia Hill, Ruth
Hutchins, Leila Jackson, Augusta Kill
patrick Richard Kretsinger. Ida LEM. Ash
ton Love, Lillian Love, Edith Ludden. Roy
Miller, Donald McCleery, Edith McGaffey.
Waite Morrison. Florence Pagels, Theodore
Peterson, Freda Poeverin, Hazel Phillips.
Leonard Purdy, Boyd Raynor, katherine
SPAIN Maud Ston, Harold Stout. Eleanor
Smith, Gladys slavens, Elizabeth Weston.
Thomas A. Woodward.
HUMBOLDT. Neb., June 4-(Special)-
Inc annual reception and banquet given by
the Alumni association of the Humboldt
High school TO the thirteen members OF the
graduating class OF 1910, took place at the
knights OF Pythias hall and the Park bo-
tel plates for sixty being laid at the
dining room or the latter. A literary and
musical program was rendered at the hall
ana the ceremony OF initiation was fol-
lowed by election of officers with the fol-
lowing results: Harry Boyd, president; Otis
Cnkefer, Emma Schwass and Sam thinner
man. vice presidents; Madge Ford secre-
tary- treasurer
Decorations at the Park hotel were Of cut
flowers and the class colors of olive and
gold Don Gridleys acted as toastmaster
and responses were made by Roxle Wells,
Frances Hynek, Ernest Rist, Gutav Herr.
Wanna Zimmerman and Otto Kotouc.
Scholarship Prize at Beaver city.
BEAVER CITY, Neb., June 4-(Special0
-lhe class of 1910 of the Beaver City High
scnool held its graduating exercises Friday
night at the Methodist Episcopal church. |
WElch was crowded to its seating capacity. |
clarence Davis was awarded the 500 |
scholarship and given the honor of giving |
the VaIedictory address, having the highest
average in the examinations j. L. McBrIen. |
VINO was to have addressed the class. was |
detained at Lincoln. and F. A. Harrison. !
GATOR OF the State Capital, was sent in his |
stead MI Harrison confined his remarks |
10 MS Trip to Nicaragua, and was listened |
to with great interest.
Institute for the Hind
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb,. June A-1sne-
'ial)-The closing exercises at the Institute
TOT the Blind started yesterday morning
ana VIII continue over until Monday even
hs' superintendent N. C. Abbott has pre-
PAL ed very elaborate program Yesterday
was the little folks day and they had a |
program covering the most OF the day.
sunday evening the annual sermon will be
lelVefed by Rev. F. M. Slsson of the Meth
'cls- episcopal church., and Monday even. |
ns the graduating exercises will be held l
II the lecture room. All of the exercises L
snow marked improvement in all of the
'tuuehts ana there are a number OF gradu- Il
ates from the various departments.
Fifteen at st. Paul.
81 PAUL, Neb.. June 4-(Special. 1.-THE
"ehty-second annual commencement eyer II
Uses Oh the st. Paul High school are being
'srIled out this week. Tuesday evening an
amateur comedy was rendered by members
II the graduating class at the opera house
last night the graduating exercises were
'elu at the same place, ten girls and five
'oys receiving their diplomas. An address
the graduates was made by w ]. David
on the chancellor of the Wesleyan univer-
NY at Lincoln, his subject being THE Can
II the Twentieth Century" This EVENING
ne graduates and the alumni had a banoueI
t the Presbyterian church.
Twenty-rhree at Fullerton.
ObLERTON, Neb., June A-(SpecialltI
ne prettiest commencement that was evar
elu IN Fullerton occurred Friday night ar
tic rev Methodist Episcopal church. whom
"ehV young women and three young men
eoeNed their diplomas. Miss Anne Patton
ave beautiful piano solo, followed nv
NC Apie ADDRESS OF DR.. A. j. Northrun or l
'ncolh on the subject, "Savonarola. Then
olio"ed vocal sextet, after which m.
ION D. H. Kemp In pleasing address to
nc CLASS presented the diplomas The
anies OF the graduates are: Bessie Downs {
erh Delaney, Flossle Babb, Eva T.obr l
'lhel Masters, Ellen Hinshillwood Cors | ]
Ailace' Anne Patton. Marguerite Kinsev
iahhah Russell, Myrtle Eyler. Jennie
issns' Edna Adamson. Lena Trotter. Vera ,
,happ Lena Copley. Nellie Hunscots
.lsdys Cunningham. Helen Vogel Els.
ieMahon' Archie Campbell, Clyde Dean
nj william HOLSTER. The alumni meet
's was held Friday at the Ipdenendert
'rder OF odd Fellows hall. The banouat
'as served by the Ladies' Aid society ~
he Presbyterian church in the church mar
,rs. VI par
Graduates at Hastings.
riASIlNGS Neb., June 4-CSpecia1
nirty-seven seniors OF the Hastings Hiyh :
ohool last night received diplomas. Tha '
Aeroises were conducted at the onsra /
ouse and the program was given exeu- I
lNeiy by members of the graduatin, S
lass' the custom OF having a commence.
nent oSauon by prominent sneakar {
avins been abandoned. {
Inc graduates are: Van Webster All
an Herman. James y. Allison. Arthur {
-lIyn' Bessie Barr, Wilhelmena BerdIna I
Ninteld Grant Boyd, Clarence Frsdsricl, /
'rownelL Carl Cook Edna Davis. Ella I
ECKER Hannah Dunlap, Carl Funk. MAJ
ma Cueffroy. Ciarissa Hall, LAlya Has. {
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