The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-12
HANCOCK
COMMENCEMENT
DRAWING NEAR
CLOSING EXERCISES IN CITY
SCHOOLS TO TAKE PLACE ON
WEDNESDAY AT KER.
REDGE THEATER.

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The public schools of Hancock will
close for the summer at the end OF the
present week, and the final examina-
tions and closing events will occupy
the next couple of days. The deliv-
ering OF the baccalaureate sermon by
Rev Mandus Barrett at the Congre-
sational church yesterday was the
first of the commencement features and
was listened to with eager attention
bv the large class of graduates
The commencement exercises of the
class of 1911 will take place at the
Kerredge theater on Wednesday even
inc and a large number of tickets of
admission have been distributed by
the school authorities. The address 10
the class will be made by DIR. Herbert
L. Willett of the University Of Chica-
90 lecture bureau, who will have for
his subject Some Ideals of Educa
ton"
The program in full for the evening
is as follows
Selection, MY Cinderella Girl" c. &
H. orchestra.
Invocation.
March. Great Conquest" c. & H.
orchestra.
Valedictory Grafton, Prison Re
form" Susan Lieber.
Grafton, Clay: Hero and Compro-
miser," Ynyve Rehner.
g.t.otsan ,.Dpinoo 81 ~ n
H. orchestra.
commencement Address. "Some Id
calls of Education" DR.. Herbert L.
Willett.
Trombone solo. 1Schubert's Seren-
ade," Harry r. King.
Presentation of Diplomas, Mr. Geo,
c. Bentley.
Intermezzo, Dew of Evening" c.
x II. orchestra
Thirty Eight in Glass.
The class of 1911 outnumbers any
previous class i'm the history of the
Hancock high school. exceeding by ten
the high record of twenty eight in
1908 The members of the class are
Anna Belle Hamilton, Octovia Maria
Wilkinson, Norma Augusta Schultz
Laurence Marguerite Hamill, John AL
cxander Campbell, Eldred Charles Wi
Veil, william Roy Thompson, Roder-
lex Cleveland Morrison. Garrett John
son. James Miller Smith. Eliza Mabel
Cameron, Helen Wlhemine Tolonen
lngr Lynette Wright. Norman Her
bert Mette. Raymond Peter Scholler
Jacob Bernard Coon, Ruth Cordelia
Wyckoh. Esther Amelia Wyckoff, Ruth
l.uella Funkey, Flavius Earl Loudly
John Ernest Kotila. Mary Josephine
Erickson, Clyda Alberta Anthony, Erma
North Brock. Vera Beatrice Goggin
Susan May Lieber. Cleveland Edward
Rossman Edward Livingston Nelson
Elsa Matilda Drittler. Laura Jear
Macdonald. Yngve Gerhard Theodor,
kehner. Isabelle Catherine Lieber
John Henry Grekkila. Clifford james
Mitchell. David Ramsay Craig, Me
Clure Craig, Dorothy Mary Gregory anC
otto Kaarto.
Class Day Exercises.
The class day exercises will TAX,
place this evening al the high schoo
assembly hall, with the following pro
gram:
Selection-high school orchestra.
Class Will-Isabelle Lieber.
Violin solo-Ingri Wright.
Class Prophecy--Laurene Hamill
Presentation OF Memorial, Washing
ton Crossing the Delaware" Earl Lou
dy.
Class History--Norma Schultz.
Class song--Octette of girls
Class play. The Cricket on tn
Hearth"
Class officers are: President. Ear
Loudly; vice president, Laurene NJ
Hamill; secretary. Susan Lieber; treas
urer j. Ernest Kotila.
Children's Exercises.
ON the afternoon of Thursday mex
recital will be given at the Kerredg
theater in which the pupils of the var
lous grades will be put through mus
zeal drill by Prof. COLON, supervise
OF music in the Hancock schools, tn
idea being to demonstrate the eflicienc
OF the methods employed here I'm i'm
Parting musical instruction. A feat
ure of the entertainment will be a
operetta entitled THE Pixies Tri
umph."
on Monday evening next the mem
pers of the graduating class will }
entertained by the Juniors to boa
ride to the White city and on Tuesda
June 20, the senior class will have a
outing at the canal