Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-05-22

Domestic Science, Vera Baker
Mason, Mimi.
Normal, Anna Costello, Sank Cen
tier, Mimi.
9Th grade, Lillian English, Beck
err MINI.
18th grade, Mary Cue, Lake City,
Mimi.
intermediate Grades, Helen Lin
coin, Fergus Falls, Mimi; .Jessa-
mine Gould, Bemidji, Mimi; Pearl
Hesli, Anoka, Mimi; Edith Sinclair,
Argyle, Mimi; Julia Rue, Rushford,
MINI.
| Primary Grades, Hazel Isle, Roy
alton, Mimi; Ulla Wood. Minot, N.
Dakota.
| The long looked for commence
ment programs have arrived and
the Seniors are rejoicing as a re-
suit.
The churches of the town are re-
quested to unite in attending the
baccalaureate services before the
class Of 1913 at the opera house
Sunday evening at 500 P. M.
In spite of the cold weather, the
school gardens $50 in number) have
been very nicely laid out and many
of the gardeners have already
planted their seed. Those having
gardens at home are likewise get
ting them in shape for the seed.
Here's wishing that the rain and
sunshine may unite with the efforts
OF the children and give them a
hountiful harvest in the fall.
State examinations begin Friday
and continue until the following
| Wednesday,.
The Caesar class has had exciting
times lately.
The FRESHMEN had their picnic
Thursday after school, beyond the
race track. On tho next day the
Sophomores had their picnic on the
! EpdulQlllS ldIlI. t5
Early hours do not agree with
some of the pupils.
The high school cooking classes
are making ices this week.
The children are busy finishing
their gardens for seeding.
Mr.. Julius Olson was kind enough
to let us plant corn on his two lots.
1t was planted to Minnesota No. %,
which is thought to be the corn for
northern Minnesota. The ground is
in fine shape, and if properly cared
for from now on, will produce a
good crop of corn.
Mr.. Munger and son were in on
Tuesday evening for their corn. Out
OF five sacks of fine looking Mime
sofa No. % corn, only one sack full
gave test sufficiently high to war
rant seeding. Appearance, evidently
counts for very little and it shows
how important it is for every farm
er. to test his seed corn.
| Don't worry boys, Caesar is very
anxious to become acquainted with
you.
The commencement program will
be as follows, May 3Oth:
| Invocation ......-........ Rev. Erlougher
Music--Merry May -.-, C. Vincent
Girls Glee Club
Salutatory Address -----.-.-.--...
......--.....---------- Alice c.. Johnson
| Commencement Address, Educa-
! ton and Life ...-....... G.. q. Se.V;g
| Music, Last Night Kinrulf
Girls Quartet
Valedictory Address ......................
.........--.--.---- r. Cheney
Presentation Of Diplomas.
BenedictiOn -.-.-.-.-....- Rev. ErlOugher
The members of the graduating
class are:
James Elmer Boyd, Anna Evelyn
Cheney. Elna Matilda Erickson,
Henry Martin Hanson, Alfred Mel
son Hayter, Alice Christine Johnson,
Ida Mathilda Johnson, Edith Marie
| Itindstrard, Arvid Alexander Lind
slrom, Waller Robert Melgaard,
Eleanor Mary Millar, Elmira Ruth
Rudloff, Beulah Mabel Smedbron,
Harold Theodore Swanson, Edgar
!. Alton Smith.
Glass motto: by our efforts we
hope to rise
Glass colors, blue and white.
FOR SALE 100 bushels Of Bur
bank potatoes at 20 cents per bu-
| shell. Call up at John G.. Rue's. or
! the Vandervall farm.
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