Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-05-17

Spring Song-Fourth Grade.
Program for Commencement.
Thursday evening, May 1S--Inter-
Society Contest.
Duet--"Die lloyd Mach Dem Gluck,"
Misses Kay and White; Come Back
to Erin" Miss Katie Schumacher.
Essayists.
Miss Mary Ellen Wilson (Issaque-
na)-"The Best School in the Coun-
ty."
Miss Myrtle Brown (Palmetto)-
JOIN G. Calhoun"
Miss Frances Earle Ussaquena)-
Famous Women Rulers
Miss Alice Sanders (Palmetto)-
"Why We are Proud Of South Caro-
lima
Duet-With Courage and Strength
Misses Wilson and Beard.
REGULATIONS.
Miss Irene White Ussaquena)-
'"The Drowning Singer"
Miss Idah Pitchford (Palmetto)-
'Mr. Browns Hair Cut"
Miss Theo. Hughs Qssaquena)-'
"Calhoun's Dream"
Miss Ola Grubbs Gssaquena)--
Aunt Hannah's Letter."
Duet-Miss Schumacher and Mr..
VIA Hldhu DuCheSSc).
Declarations.
Charles Hetrick Qssaquena-"Thc
New South"
luya Brown Dpaimo,tn) .~ S,o
Ih"s, Grid Nlv Sword Around Mo."
M'wtio %r&r Of the Sea Mjr,
irene 'Wllite
SOIL Miss NUth Grown.
i'eDate.
Resolved, That capital punish
me,lt should be- abolished"
Affirmative Ussaquena) = Clyde
Brown, Miss Eulah Grant. Marion
Moss, Miss Eunice M%acaulay.
Negative (Palmetto)-Miss Tabi-
tina Stribling, Albert Meiburg, Miss
Florence Hetrick, Miss Fannie Isbell.
Duet-Miss Schumacher and Mr..
Hetrick, (Qui Vive Galop.)
Decision Of judges.
These exercises, as we'll as all other
commencement exercises, will be held
In Wagner Theater. All are request
ed to be In their places not later
than S o'clock. An admission fee Of
rs cents and 10 cents for school chill
dren will be charged.
The folio wing gentlemen will act as
judges for the evening: Rev. G. M.
Wilcox, Prof. w. c.. Taylor, w. A.
Strother, J. e. Bauknight and d. A.
Smith.
The officers Of Issaquent Literary
Society are: Miss Irene White, pres
1dent; George Stock, vice president;
Miss Ruth Kay, secretary and treas
arer; Miss Elizabeth Strlbling, or
derby critic; Miss Eulah Grant, liter
AIRY critic.
Palmetto Society-Miss Fannie Is-
bell, president; thurman Hill, vice
president; George Kaufman, secre-
tary; Miss Mary G. Barton, treasu-
rer; Sam Pitchford, orderly critic.
Friday Morning, May 10, II A. nj.
Glass Day Exercises.-Invocet ton.
Song by High School.
Essays.
Miss jamie Observation-Disclosures
and Will"
Charlie Pitchford--"The Study Of
Human Nature"
Miss Ruth TTrick-"The Advantage
Of Modern Inventions"
Song by High School.
Glass History--Miss Elizabeth
Stribling.
Glass Will-Miss Margaret Hill.
Glass Prophecy = Miss Letitia
Grant.
Song by High School.
Valedictory--Miss Dora Duncan.
Benediction,
Presentation of Diplomas.
On Friday evening the members Of
the graduating class, seven in num-
Der, will be presented with their d.
plomas.
The commencement invitations
have been received and show the
class motto 20 be: 1--WE Strive for
Higher Things; the class colors,
white and Cold" and the class
flower, Daisy"
The names Of the graduates are:
Jessie Dorothy Duncan, Ruth Frick,
Letitia Thomas Grant, jamie Eliza
beth Harrison, Sarah Marguerite Hill.
Elizabeth Stribling, and Charlie Will
liam Pitchford.
After the diplomas have been pre-
sei,ted DR.. A. G. Moore, of the Uni
versity OF South Carolina, will de-
liver the literary address, on "What
Education Is the Best?" DR.. Moore
Is a very convincing speaker and one
of the leading educators OF the State.
He Is professor of biology and
zoology at the university, and acted
as president Of the institution for a
while.
The public Is cordially invited to
attend the exercises. and 1t Is hoped
there will be a large audience.