Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12

In an automobile Its full power is not
needed in the ordinary events OF life, but
comes handy in case OF necessity.
Chancellor Avery urged the class before
him TO retain the analytical and scholastic
point OF view. lie said, even IL a college
course could not be continued. its need
could be greatly substituted by effort on
the part OF the student with his present
high school advantages.
Following the excellent address, which
was brief on the whole, the diplomas were
presented by Ralph Yechout, president OF
the Board of Education. After this the
honor graduate was named by Perry Med.
Wheeler, principal OF the high school
This coveted honor was won by Ralph
Elmer Curt, who received his honors, a
scholarship to the Nebraska Association OF
Colleges, on a grade which was one-third
OF one per cent higher than that OF Earl
Sage. Earl Sage has had a full share Of
honors in the class. His triumph In the
high school dramatics Of Wednesday night
was such as to satisfy the most ardent
ambition Of a boy. He added another last
night by presenting a most finished plano
solo with quite the same individuality as
in his former production.
The senior high school girls quartet
added to the pleasure of the occasion. They
sang Annie Laurie" and Lights of Home
land" The program was introduced by the
South Omaha High school chorus, COM
posed of about fifty voices.
The South Omaha High school orchestra
had an important role in the program.
Diplomas were presented to the following
candidates:
Frances Marie Berry. Glenn w Briggs,
lean lean BGtham BothTell An ptS Marie t,it
Caughey, Iva Clark, Bernlce Conway
Eunice Conway, Ralph h. Curt, Georgina
Ruth Davis, Edward Richard De Young
Ruth Fitzgerald, Fern Marie Eads. Joseph
L; Formanek $; Irvine Graham, Margaret
| Hart, Martin Holbrook, Frances Madeline
| Horton, Carl II. Holmes, Louis Willard
Horne, Florence Gua Johnson, A. Maude
Lauderbatch, Olive Lehmer, Ruth Cecilia
! ence Meany, Harry II. Nelson. Ralph Henry
! Northrup, Marie l.. Polian, George Frederic
Rapp,. Earl G. Sage, BENJAMIN searle
/ Vlasta l.. Sterba, Ella Mae sullivan, Frank
h. Tracy, Gladys Corinne Van SAINT, Blanch
Agatha Wallweber, Maude Irene Williams,
William Wilson, Bertha Jeanette Wilson,
Glare Franklin Young.
Harry Nixon Appointed.
| Harry Nixon, who graduated from the
University of Nebraska this year has been
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engineer to one of the positions of as
sistance. He will take up his duties al
once. He has been a resident Of the city
for a number of years and is well known
among the younger people.
Magic City Gossip.
The Modern Brotherhood of Americi
| gave a card party last night at their hall.
Robert Anderson of Malvern, Ia, is thu
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. =. Troutou, 81
| North Twenty-fifth street
from South Omaha during the coming fort
! night and make new home in the south.
Miss Mabel Dimock Miss Anna Duf
and j. l.. Duff returned last night from tn
state Sunday school convention at Beatrice
The work on the Mud Creek sewer /
going more rapidly than for some time
The city officials have been stirring up tn
contractors.
The Ancient Order of United Workmer
and the Degree of Honor will hold Join
memorial service Sunday at WORKINGS
temple at p. m.
The South Omaha city clerk has receive
a summary of the vitality statistics Of tn
terror department.
The members of the degree team of tn
Degree of Honor No. 1872, are called to TAX
part in the memorial services at the Work
men temple sunday.
The memorial service of the Odd Fee
lows will not be held Sunday as announced
The date is June II. Rev. ]. NJ. Bothwe
and Judge A. L. Sutton are to he TIL
speakers.
r. D. Robinson died suddenly of hear
! failure at Bingham, Neb., Sunday. TIL
. Omaha. The funeral is to be held Sunday
He worked for a number of years for tn
Iowa Commission company.