The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-10
Commercial Club, consisting of
w. L. Brooks, president: Al. H.
Jester. secretary; and T. ]. Burke,
a member of the board of direc-
k~e

uelus anu program Will NC given.
A. H. Jester, secretary of the Be-
midi Commercial club, will intro
duce Governor Eberhart to the
audience.
Seated on the stage with COVER
nor will be the following:
Members of the school board,
]. P. Lair, president; g. M. Tor
rance, secretary; T. ]. Andrews,
treasurer; A. A. Warfeld, DR.. E. H.
Smith and DR.. E. H. Marcum,
directors; A. P. Richie, superinten-
dent of schools; Mayor Pogue,W. l..
Brooks, presidentof commercial club;
! A. H. Jester, secretary of commercial
club; T. ]. Burke, director Of club,
and probably several others,
The dedication exercises and pro-
gram will be held in the High
School auditorium, on the third
floor; and the reception to the
governor will be given on the second
floor.
From to 4 o'clock in the after
noon, the building will be thrown
open for the inspection of the gen
eral public, when competent people
will be on hand to show the differ
ent rooms, etc.
Beginning at 8:15 o'clock in the
evening, the following program will
be rendered:
Overture. William Tell
Y Masten's Orchestra.
| 1.r Rev. @. E.. White. :
History Of the Building
g. M. Torrance, Clerk School Board.
Violin Solo. "Sererade'' ..... Schubert
!. Mrs. G. r Sanborn.
Presentation OF Building
JP. Lair, President School Board.
| P. j. Russell.
Dedication Reading. ;. .....................
Supt. A. P. Richie.
Music. THE Heavens are Tilling" = From
Creation
Chorus-(Trio.) Miss Hanson. Messrs.
f. Lucas and Rood.
Dedicatory
Gov. A. O. Eberhart.
Informal reception on second floor.
The dedication readings will be
as follows:
Superintendent = To American
patrio' ism-the highest ideals of true
citizenship,
Alive dedicate this building.
Superintendent-To the truest
manhood :, and womanhood - the
highest culture for which education
stands,
Alive dedicate this building.
Superintendent-That the fine
arts, music, painting and poetry,
may be more highly appreciated and
their beauties revealed,
Alive dedicate this building.
SUPPLEMENTARY the liberal
arts and sciences, to manual train.
ing, agriculture and domestic econ.
omy,
Alive dedicate this building.
Superintendent - In the youth,
may there be regendered here the
seeds of purity, strength and truth;
the highest ambition that means
all that is manly in man and
womanly in woman, the molding Of
character, rugged in worth, whose
aim is high as heaven; firm in the
belief that man is man and master Of
his own fate" all this-that the
future citizenship of our state may
be broader, worthier, truer-to
these purposes and needs
Alive dedicate, we consecrate,
this building.
School Faculty-A. P. Richie
superintendent; Grace Greaves, W.
z. Robinson, RIGA Grazing, Mabel
Wager, Abb E. Bickford. Sarah Pat.
rick, Dora Hanson, Floy Donald.
son, Della Johnson, Carrie Hogden,
Morgan Flaherty, Mrs. E. Dryer,
Dora Holcomb, Edith Bergquist,
Mary Cosgrove, Annie Kennedy,
Coda Hill, Minnie Koerner, Mile
|Westberg, Jean Elliot, Lucille Roe,
Verna Bell, Iva Diment, Helen
Bloomington, Ruth Whiting, Zeda
McNulty, Christine Munger, Iva
i Osborn.