The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-15
l5l GRADUATE
FROM 9Th GRADE
LARGEST CLASS IN HISTORY or
FARGO SCHOOLS FINISHED THE
INTERMEDIATE COURSE THIS
MoRNINc-REv. C. n. ADAMS
PRESENTED DIPLOMAS.

This morning at 10 o'clock in the
Grand theatre the graduating exer-
cises for the eighth grades OF the city
public schools took place. One hun
dred and fifty-one young people were
graduated; the largest class that
has been graduated at one time from
the city intermediate course. Already
125 have enrolled for the high school
course and others are coming in. This
morning at the high school registration
took place and seat reservations were
made.
The exercises were especially good
and the theatre was packed with friends
and relatives of the graduates. The
musical numbers of the programme
were especially good under the direc-
ton Of Miss Dunning. The orchestra
was composed of Miss Minnie Hagen,
pianist; Prof. A. J. Stephens, violin;
Miss Irene Carpenter. violin, and Mel
vim Rudd, cornet. Each number de-
serves special mention and those in
charge deserve the highest credit for
their work.
The programme was opened by a
prayer offered by Rev. c. f. Sewrey
of the Broadway M. E. church, and
was followed by chorus, Praise the
Father from Gounod. The chorus was
exceptionally well trained. Clarence
Stone then gave a recitation, A Scene
at the Natural Bridge. His presenta-
ton of the number was perfect and
his work was credit to himself and
his instructor. Marion Butler gave
The Obstructive Hat in very original
manner and excited a great deal Of
praise.
These numbers were followed by a
chorus from Lacome, Estudiantina
Hewison Pollock was very creditably
heard in The Jumping Frog and
Houghton Harrington gave an excel
lent presentation Of Darius Green and
His Flying Machine. The violin solo
by Pearl LEVITT showed careful train
ing and was greatly enjoyed by the
audience.
The final number before the presen-
tation Of diplomas was a recitation,
An Afternoon in a Hotel Room by
Faith Prindle, which was we'll given.
DIR. Charles r. Adams of the First
Presbyterian church presented the di-
plomas. He gave a very effective adj
dress
The graduates were:
Stella Austinson
Emma Amundson
Mildred r. Allen
Glen L. Berner
sDonald Burritt
Charles @. Boise
Myrtle Rose Beebo
Elizabeth Woodwork Bailey
Fern Elizabeth Briscoe
Eta Rose Briggs
Marion G. Butler
Edwin Emmett Boerth
Clarence James Bingham M
Helen Elizabeth Cork Is-
Mary Almeda Crufkshank
Henry Thomas Chapman
Florence M. Cosgrin
Lewis Raymond Croal
Mamma Sherry Cushing
%Sarah Driscoll
Nellie Devine
Hazel L. Elder
Hazel A. Erickson
Edwin s. Erickson
Percy William Evans
Dorothy Epstein
Gerald William Froemke
Preston L. Gates
Mary Rebecca Gerard
Emory F. Gestie
Hilda Malinda Gyniid
herbert John ellis
Houghton Harrington
Leo y. Hartstein
Angelina Dorothy Hall
Ercyl B. Hamilton
sHelen MAZE Hauser
Vivian Marie Hogan
Harold Holt
Daniel Hall
Clarence Victor Hansen
Bender Hoag
Alice Mae Hunter
Margaret l.. Hurley
Willie A. Hildebrandt
Roy Jensen
sRoland Johnson
Ernest e. Johnson
Jennie o. johnson
Eva M. Kuppich
William Henry Knapp
Blanche L. Kelsven
Florence Cathrine Knapp
Dorothy Keene
John ID. Keye
Glenn King
Pearl LEVITT
Marjory Caroline Iceberg
Henry Oliver Lynner
Martha Isabella Landers
Esther Ludwigsen
George Lucier
Dagny A. Loken
Clara Larson
Lillian D. Mackerracher
Laura Mae Marsh
Paul A. Moher
Robert ID. Morgan
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