Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
Many Are Graduated
From States Schools
Commencement Time Brings Young
People to Footlights in
Numbers.

People to Footlights in
Numbers.
TECUMsEH, Neb.. May 2S-CSpecial)-
The smith theater was filled with a large
| audience Of friends Of the graduates Of the
| Tecumseh High school Friday for the com
| mencement exercises. Chancellor Samuel
! Avery Of the state university delivered the
/ address. The program was enlivened by
[ some good vocal music by the Misses Neul
/ and Edna Miller. John Il. Croft. president
/ Of the Tecumseh Board Of Education. pre-
/ sented the diplomas with complimentary
| words and best wishes for the recipients
Mr. Croft gave the financial condition Of
/ the district. After paying for the newly
purchased Fairgrounds there is at this
! time between $500 and 1900 in the school
/ treasury. Current bills have been met
| OF the $1,000 bonded Indebtedness on the
new school building $1,000 has been paid
| The board expects to pay $1,000 more on
July l. leaving the total bonded indebted
ness at 5000.
| The class play. Back to Nature" given
/ Tuesday evening. was one of the really
! interesting events OF commencement week
Back to Nature is a comedy and the
members Of the cast, which were chosen
by vote Of the class performed their re-
spective parts in splendid style. The play
was staged under the direction Of Principal,
w G. Atwater
BURWELL Neb.. May 2S-(Special.)-
The baccalaurate sermon was preached
Sunday night by Rev. II. H. Miles Of the
Methodist church. Last Tuesday night the
class gave the play entitled the Lamb
that Mary Had"
Friday night was the regular graduating
exercises at the opera house, and the class
! address was by Prof. Stuff Of the state
university. The graduates this year are;
Cecil Laverty, Anna Cameron, Pearl Cas-
sidy and Anna Cameron
FALLS CITY. Neb.. May 2S-Cspecial1
Graduation exercises Of the seniors Of
Falls City High school were held Friday
evening at the auditorium. The address
to the class was by Dean Fordyce of the
state university and the diplomas were
presented by DR.. Miner. president of the
school board. The list OF graduates fol-
low:
James Hutchins. Leon Norris. Robert
Mason, Jeff Horricks, Thomas Coupe Ber-
ina StumbO, Celia Dittmar, Ruth WILL
son, Faye De Wald, Precilla Woodrng.
tAerna Caldwell, Grace Reavis, Bertha
Trefzer, Laura Trefzer Lena Ranei Flora
Shock, Rimsa Naninga
SPRINGFIELD. Neb May 2s-CSpecial)
The annual commencement exercises Of
the Springfield schools were held in the
opera house here Friday evening. Prof
F. A Stuff OF the State university gave
the graduation address. Those graduating
were:
James Calhoun, Tomas Kelly, Ernest
Brawnn, Archie CockeriH Roger Geih
FRANK BeEIpN. IOEl MOrrfzOr md
Adalr.
Prof Edgar S. Wykoff has been elected
superintendent of Springfield schools and
Everett Heaeock principal for next year.
CHADRoN, Neb.. May 2S Especial y
The commencement exercises of Chadron
High school was held Thursday evening.
The address TO the class was by DR.. n
H. Harmon and the diplomas were pre-
sented by L. w. Gorton, president of the
Board Of Education. and honors an
nouneed. Garnet Hope Peterson, first
and Wayne Graves, second. The class are
eighteen in number, the largest in the
history Of the school. and sixteen of them
starting together in the primary room.
They are:
Ed Edward N. BirdsaIl. Hazel Ruttan Beck
with, ReXford 7. Coffee, Wayne w
Graves Charles NJ. Hutton. ] La Vergne
Twin, Maude Jameson, Augusta NJ e
hESurth, Helen Gertrude Lutz, Lawrence
Mossman, Kenneth Naylor, Garnet Hone
PETERSON, Walter ]. Perry, Pauline Scott.
EsImlra Gilmore Scovel, Rudolph Tuna
Gay H. Weymoth and George H. Wash
MCooK, Neb.. May 2S.-CSpecial) THE
graduation exercises Of the class OF II.
McCook High school, in the Temple the
ater' Thursday evening, constituted one
OF the most notable school events in the
history Of McCook DR.. L F. Roach Of
St Pauls, Lincoln, was the class dav
orator and a large audience greeted him
and the program OF the evening by class
members and others. A list Of the gradu-
ates follow:
Fred Irwin Archibald. Lynn Arnold.
Hazel Hazel X, Bar6arzette; Lorene Calhoon.
Moore, Mabel T. Hegenberge. Alma j.
CraW, Adaline Koller, Gertrude Morrissey.
Hazel Norris, Arthur john O'Rourke Ma
bel NJ. Randel Helen l. Schwab, ora T..
stewart Florence Watson. Gertrude NJ
Suess.
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. May 2s-(Spe-
cial. THE graduating exercises Of the Ne
braska City High school was held at the
! Overland theater Friday evening and the
address of the evening was made by Dr.
a. r. Winship, who took for his discourse.
Getting Into the Game" A most mas
terly address It proved 20 be and fitted
nicely the occasion. The presentation Of
the diplomas was made by Dr. Claude
Watson. who has been president Of the
Board OF Education for the last sixteen
years. The following were the graduates:
Milton b. Blundsl, Vera Butt Carl
Glen, Mabel Jay, Frank Meegan. Erma NJ
Nelson, William G. Utterback Ruth A
WhiPple, Mary Brewer Thomas G. Egan
Myrtle Glen, Ethel Marquis Frank Miller
Claire Sipple, Eva Wade and Roy E VIII
berger.
The alumni meeting viii be held In the
parlors OF the Grand hotel on Monday
evening.
BLOOMFIELD, Neb., May 2S-(spelial)
/ Commencement exercises Of the Bloom
field High school were held at the Pos
peshn theater Friday night and a crowded
house was in attendance The following
were the pupils who graduated. together
with their orations; Lola Alexander a