The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-05-19
COMMENCEMENT
High School Class 1911 Were Pre-
sented With Sheep Skins by
the School Board

The large opera hall was filled to over
flowing last night for it was the occasion OF
the second annual commencement exer-
cises Of the Culbertson High School.
The hall was beautifully and deliberately
decorated with class colors. The stage
was decorated with the coIors Of Class 1917
Lavender and corn, With the motto, mo
Victory Witneut Labor in a conspicuous
place where all could read
The Juniors. Class Of 1919. decorated
the rear of the hall. their colors being pur-
pie and white. The oolors we're most
sstisticly drsped and interviewer and pre-
5ented perhaps the most pleasing appear
anCc Of anv. The Sophomore class OF 1913
decorated one side OF the hall in green and
white while the Freshmen Though
mostly girls) decorate the other side in
maroon and silver graz.
The exercises openrI with a selection by
the WIlliston OrchestTn. and their playing
IL intervals through the exercises was
much appreciated.
Rev. X. I Cookihghln invoked divine
blessing upon all educational institutions
including the Culbert.on High School and
the Class OF 1911.
Miss blanche T.. Morn was the hTst OF
the graduating class mn the program and
delivered an Grafton on Immigration.
J She was a clear. iur,rlul delivery and
handled the subject vuh much grace and
| dignity. At the Close .hc was greeted with
much applause.
| William ]. Forsyth, the only male grad
ultc took Tor his subject 'AeTnnautiCs,
and caused several uppIes oi laughter by
h,s comments on the urtgtn OF man and the
development oi "whrrl. ia has head. Ills
conception OF the SUBJECT va, mastery and
delivery good. His ur,uuu MAS much APP
preCialcd as was shown 10y the applause
MdIgorrc NJ Mile, demurc as ever.
very appropriately Ioh the part OF the
sweet glrl graduate ohr took Tor her
subject Maxi IVAN auu gave short
but graphical DiUgraphN OF thal nu,ed
humoust, InIerpuia,us urr remarks wi'i'
shout -krt,he1 from Ian Sawyer" and
"llu,Giebrrry EInn bringing Out the del
Icajr humor OF The tuuuT a. a manner
tna, urughted the auditors, and they
showed 1t. too.
Mr~r Ida NJ. Sle,,r may appropriately
be termed the ''diguiu~d g,ri graduate u
the class With her .raT complexion an,
classic features tUgrher with eye slaase
aud a perfect ease O. manner she upheI'
4 the homo. OF the Cha, very nicely. Sh'
. chose .,r urr subjr,l Charity and Cor
recuon. anI her handling OF the suhiec
, showed gu,t slr had "A warm heart lor ia
I uuIor lunalr and crring Miss Sicttc'
s. Grafton wls received With much applause
r. Attorney frank VI. Cathn. having Deer
% asked to gave iu address, now stepped tor
ward. and IN .., usual easy and elolueu
d manner. CAV, roma good advice To- III
pumIa wh. aD. NOM to either lace Ihel
destiny A. Workers IN the World ~ cnIe
the hsl iur lu.nrr education m CuiirEr q
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, own rNpeuru, a.a high schoul gradual
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Z h"r- nj thu cI,-. probably thought the
had now garn"r'd al the wisdom that Ia
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they faced rhr ADrli and 1t. problems III,
would nnd lha, there was aull some hnua
edge yet Ia a,Iuire. His remarks Vel
greeted with applause.
Or. u -. lumunds. GA hrhal ul Il
'G Board Of fducauun. presented the dipl
mas. which ~~rr "ngrdvr,l On real ahr"I
ut kin parchment and with a nral ,ri""m,
lw bF the orchestra the eNorUI e.. came, To