Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-24
ALe1oN AND MELBOURNE HIGH
\ SCHOOLS TO GRADUATE
CLASSES NEXT WEEK.
EIGHT IN ALBION CLASS;
MELBOURNE FURNISHES SIX
Professor hiekok, Of Coo College, &C.
.dar Rapids, to Give the Address at
AIbion-Rsv. Mr.. Dudley, OF Oes
Moinss, to Preach Melbourne Bacea- =
laureats-other School Programs.

Two more county towns will be add
ed to the number scheduled for nigh
school commandments next week. AL
-bion will graduate a class OF eight
members on Wednesday evening, May
%. and Melbourne will furnish a class
of six for gradual ton on Friday even
ing. May 81.
At Albion Prof Charles T. Hickok.
Of the chair Of economies of Coe Col
lese, Cedar Rapids, will deliver the
: commencement address. At Melbourne
the baccalaureate sermon next Sunday
night will be given at the German Re
formed church by Rev. Mr.. Dudley. Of
Des Moines. The baccalaureate to the
Albion class will be given Sunday ev-
ening from the Methodist church by
Rev. S. c. Wadding, the Presbyterian
pastor.
: The Albion commencement program
will open with the invocation and
vocal solo, Voices Of the Wood" by
Doris Rolston Professor Hickok's adj
dress on The Insufficiency of Educa-
ton" will follow Misses Effie Arney
and Bernice Houghton will sing 20
That We Two Were Maying." The
diplomas will be presented the mem
bers Of the class by President E. B.
McRill, of the school board. girls
chorus will close the program with
number. Tn the Hay Fields
The members of the Albion class. six
boys and two girls, are Roy Mcintyre,
Andrew A. and Blanche A. Bradford,
Joseph W. Arney. Hattie l.. Molloy, F.
Theodore johnson, Ray E. White and
Frank A Ballard.
Melbourne Commencement.
{ Three boys and three girls comprise
the class of 1912 of the Melbourne high
school. The personnel is Veronica Don
-egan, Grace Grower. Sadie Wichael.
Ralph Coughenour. Floyd DeButts, and
Ernest Hauser.
The program viii open with pro-
cessional, played by Miss Cora Kindig.
Rev. Mr.. Hauser will give the invoca-
ton, following which a mixed quartet
will sing The welcome will be given
tby Grace Grower, following which
Hazel Rohrer and Emma korte will
rive a piano duet World Peace" will
be the title Of the opening grafton by
Ralph Coughenour. A ladies' quartet
will sing, and Miss kindig will give
another piano number, preceding En-
nest Hauser's grafton on Education"
The quartet will sing again prior TO
the reading of the class prophecy by
Sadie wfchael FLOYD DeButts will give
the valedictory, preceding d closing
musical number by ladies' quartet
and the presentation of diplomas by
George DeButts, president Of the
school board.
School Play at Rhodes.
Because the work of another grade
was added to the curriculum Of the
Rhodes high school there will be no
class for gradua ton this year. A school
play, however, has been arranged for
the evening OF Thursday. May 90. at
the opera house, when The Elope-
ment Of Ellen" a three-act comedy,
will be given. The cast for the play
is as follows:
Richard Ford. devoted young hus-
band NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. James Gray
Molly, his wife ........ Pearl ANYWAY
Robert Shepherd, Molly's brother....
Frank Bentley
Max Ten Eych, a chum Of Robert.
Observation-Disclosures. Wayne Weishaar
Dorothy March, engaged to Max, a
guest at Ford's. Nellie Darling
June Haverhill. Wellesley 'oS. who Is
doing some special investigation in
Economics ........... Persia Fertig
John Hume, rector of St. Agnes.
Roy Chevill
Palmer College Entertainment.
For the anniversary entertainment
of the Adelphian Literary Society of
Palmer College, LeGrand which is to
be given Monday evening, May 81, at
the college, the following program has
been arranged:
Music-Orchestra.
Reading, Independence of Cuba
Raymond Clark.
Vocal solo, Melody Of Love"-Miss
Ruby Sutton
Essay, "The Trinity Of Music"-Miss
Eva Brackney.
Instrumental solo, "Grande valse"-
Miss Mae Handorf
Lecture, "Life's Opportunities''-Rev
j. F. Burnett D. D., of Dayton, 0.
Sextet, Merry Spring" Misses
Corda Haynes, Doyle, meta Richards.
Eva Brackney, Leola Ferguson, Ruby
Sutton.
Nugget-Miss Letha MCGUIRE.
MuSic-Orchestra