Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-06-24
Eighth Grade Exercises

available place in Turner Opera house
Wa1nessed the graduating exercises
OF the eighth grades Tuesday evening
The program presented was inter
spersed with musical selections by
pupils of the class, the violin solo by
Rachael Cooley being especially fine
her rendition of Ballets Gene by CHI
de Beriot called forth favorable com.
ment as the piece is a very difficult
one OF proper execution. Miss Cooley
is pupil Of Prof R. Hardege, who
gave special attention to the train
ing for the musical number referred
to. The piano solos by Leonora Gest
and Lucille Berg were given good
measure of applause which was well
deserved. The recItations were all
well delivered and showed marked
ability in that direction and careful
preparation and attention to detail.
The program was as follows:
Class Song ..................
Recitation, bay Billy.
Percival Strauss
Recitation, Some Other Birds Are
Taught to Fly.
Florence Koenig
L 'oIO H0OlO
LeOna Gest
Recitation, Cherokee Roses .....
Grace Hildemann
Recitation, ''The Unknown Speaker
Erwin Reuteler
so1: C01o
fAoiiu OOiO .
Rachel Cooley
Recitation, "An Order for a Picture
Ida Mass
Recitation, "The Stowaway".
Milton Ullerich
Lucille Berg
Recitation, can Afternoon in a Hotel'
Ella Schmutzler
Recitation, appeal to Arms. .......
Fred Hollenbeck
Song, Soldiers Chorus. us.............
Accompanist Miss E. Goeldner
The class colors, silver and gold,
were used in the hall decorations
while the class pennant had a con-
adopted this year was the daisy and
the class motto was Energy Wins
the Way"
The list of graduates which In
cludes 81 pupils who received grade
certificates follows:
Following is a list of the graduates:
Alva Adsit, Louis A. Bandelin, Erich
G. Benzel, Franklin D. Blumenfeld,
Edwin F. Buffmire, Jerome r. Butler,
Hazei r. Blaesius, Roy r. Rehlke, Lu-
cile r. Berg, Anna l. Biefeld, Fred w.
Block, Henrietta NJ. Buege, Lena E. L..
Buroff, Joseph w. Cairns, Paul H. Con-
way, Rachael E. Cooley, George w.
Dittmann, Gladys Evans, Ida M. For
kenbridge, Samuel Feinberg, Leona
Gest, Matilda Griesbach, Frederick H.
Gerth, Marguerite Glaser, Ralph J..
Goodnetter, William Hartig, Emma T..
Hoge, Fred Hollenbeck, Raymond j.
Hefty, Grace M. Hildeman, Mayme H.
Hilgendorf, Herbert F. Henke, Everett
Jahnke, Rose Jung, Franz Koenig,
Walter Kaercher, Eileen Kerr, Flor
OuC0 hO0n1S, Euud hISSSuShl, IllIuSl
HI. Krueger, Elsie G. Krueger, Lily v.
R. Loeffler, Ida Mass, Hilda Mass,
Ruth Mcintyre, Margaret H. Maerzke,
Percy A. Meyer, Raymond B. Meyer,
Edward E. Moldenhauer, Ella E. Neu-
mann, Hertha H. Nickels, Laura A.
Peterson, Rosa Prey, Harlow Robin
son, Elsie E. T.. Remke, Erwin G..
Reuteler, Esther M. E. Rogler, Lille
E. Roth, George Schilling, Adolph
Schultz, Raymond E. Sauer, Martha
L. Schroeder, Arthur F. Schultz, Ed
gar F. Schultz, Selma E. Spohn, Hell
en- A. Sproesser, Walter J. Stanton,
Jesse G. Stone, Percival G. Strauss,
Elsa H. E. Saniter, Linda V. Schmidt,
Ella L. Schmutzler, Charles J. Seager,
Leona E. Sonnemann, Emil Trapp,
Wallace R. Thauer, Isabel A. Tobian,
Milton A. Ullerich, Lee G. Vaughan,
George Woelffer, Ella Wolf, Willie V.
Walther Adela c. Wendt, Herbert G..
Wieseke, Marguerite E. Wiesemann,
Lydia l.. lick, Hildegard Zeitler.