The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-06-23

School boys and girls together with
their parents from all parts of Keno
sha. county gathered at Paddocks Lake
Tuesday to attend the annual commence
ment exercises of the schools of the
county. 1t was an ideal day for the
exercises and the crowd in attendance
was the largest since the establish
ment of the annual commencement for
the rural schools. The year just clos
ed has been one of the most successful
in the history Of the schools of the
county and a class which broke all
records for numbers were given diplo-
mas by County Superintendent John
j, KerWin. Before the granting of
the diplomas an excellent program Of
Rotations and music was rendered by
the members of the graduating class
from the different schools, nearly
every school in the county being repre-
sented on the program. Following the
program County Superintendent Ker-
win made an address complimenting
the class on the completion of their
work and urging them to continue
their education in higher schools. The
superintendent also spoke to the par
ents of the school children urging them
that they take a deeper interest in the
schools and the education of their
children. The following list of grad
yates from the various schools in the
county received diplomas.
District No. 10, Pleasant prairie
Ella Epson, teacher-Arthur Boness,
Earl jacobson, Clara Ottosen, Ida Tel
fert, Mamie Swanson, Raymond Cart
wright, Russell Decker.
District No, Il Salem
Alice Button, teacher-Martie Schen-
ming, Iva Theidaman, Chrystal Dixon.
District No. 4 Paris
Evelyn Kelly, teacher-Mamie Sheen,
Bryan Roberts.
District No. 2 Pleasant Prairie
Caroline Fonk, teacher - Earl T.
Holt.
District No. 6 Pleasant Prairie
Lora Rogers, teacher-Joseph Meyer,
District No. 5 Paris
Gretta Tillotson, teacher-Mabel E.
Myers.
District No.97 Salem
Addie Taylor, teacher-Willie Ole
sen, Florence Mcclure, Vida Long
more, John Mutz, Russell Montgomery.
District No. 5 Randall
Hazel Hegeman, teacher - Viola
Warrington, Bertha Pella.
District No. Salem
Essie Carmen, teacher-Lura Man
ming, Lanncelot Button, Benjamin
Prosser, Fife Cook, Marion Stockwell.
District No. Salem
Sadie Boulder, teacher-Ada Dean,
Hazel Harms, Leland Hegeman, Ema-
line scherf, George O'Malley, Fred
Scott
District No. 9 Somers
Laura Foster, teacher---Agnes Held
ing, Paul Thomas, Luella Swartz.
District No. 8 Bristol
Emma Castle, teacher = Alma Han
sen, Clara Zaum.
District No. Bristol
Belle Waldo, teacher - Chas. Day
Waldo.
District No. Is Bristol
Mary Jackson, teacher-Mary Hoye,
Harold Bryant, Bernie Fields, Ward
Bryant.
District No. 7 Paris
H. E. Sherman, teacher-Theresa
Fonk.
District No. 2 Somers
Maud Vincent, teaeher-Ethel Black
man, Bertha Falk.
District No. IL Pleasant Prairie
Margaret Quinn, acknowledgement
Better.
District No. Bristol
Florence Price, teaeher-Gladys Boil
ton, Elsie streuli.
District No. Paris
Laura Eppers, teacher-Milto n
Meredith.
District No. Randall
Isabel McKesson, teacher - Irwin
Deutcher.
District No. II Pleasant Prairie
| Dorlos Burns, teacher-Lillian Rel
denhach, Ethel M. Smith, Vernetta M.
Rolls.
District No. IL somers
| Louis MORN, teacher-Helen Lass,
Nettie sorenson, John sorenson, Viola
Klapproth.
District No. Paris
Irene Hankinson, teacher - Emma
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