Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31
C0mmencements,

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The annual commencement exercises of
the Tecumsch High school were held at
the People s theater last evening The
attendance was large. Chancellor c. A
Fulmer OF Wesleyan university delivered
the address to the class and J. r. Croft
! president of the board OF education, pre-
sented the diplomas The list OF grad
yates follows Janet Barnes, Anna
Brundase Amy Boggs, Fred Buerstetta.
Mae Craney, Mary Hedrlck, Lloyd Henry.
Lucy Kelley, Lewis Laflin, Frank
Lempka Harry Livingston Susie Nc
Dougal, Roy Mcouary, Ellen Murphy,
NiVette Nelson, Roger Pierce, Howa rd
stewart, Merle Townsend, Lottie True.
man, Margaret Ward, Miles Wilsey, Ken
meth Wilsey, Anna Wright, Helen Young
ALBION, Neb., May 3o-(Speclal) The
commencement exercises Of the high
school were held this evening in the
opera house. The salutory was given by
Gladys Mabel Porter and Raymond w.
Jones was validictorian
The address was by Hon. George
Coupeland of Elgin. The following consti-
tuted the class: r. Warren Hare,
Charles w. Martin, Lyle d. Hart Adrian
A. Swing, Fred r. Waring, Carroll e
krause, Helene Peterson, Rose McAleer
Raymond w. Jones, Manderson Lehr
James Fox, Clara Madeline Riley, Laura
May Pittinger Violet Rosetta Reiss,
Odetta Lucille Warner, Maurine Enslow
Culbertson, Gladys Mabel Porter, Ger.
trude Whiting, Marian " Garvey, Inga
More, Violet M. Roberts
WAHOO, Nsb., May 3O.-(Special.) THE
twenty-seventh annual banquet OF the
Wahoo High School Alumni association
was held at the auditorium Thursday
night in which 150 graduates Of the public
school participated. Everett Wilson, stu
dent Of the University Law School of Lin
coin, acted as toastmaster, and the fo-
lowing responded to when called upon
for toasts: John Wenstrand, Planting
the Seed; Lucille Galloway, "Cultlvating
the Crop Florence Slama, Harvest
Time; Ferd Tornblom, The Crop"
AUBURN, Neb., May 3O-(speclal)-l
The graduation exercises of the Auburn
High school took place Friday evening
at the high school auditorium Superln-
tcndent Waterhouse OF Fremont deliv- |
cred the address. The members OF the |
graduating class are: Courtney Ander- |
son. Myrel Argabright, Mile Brings, Del |
bert Barnes, Van Burnes, Lynn Carman. |
Pearl Chambers, Alma Cross, Richard |
Curzon, zella Grner, Myrtle Harris. Marie
Hastie Charles Holman Ruth Horum.
Kenneth klepser, Lee Kite, Loris Lam
bert, Bessie Lawrence, Ada McKenney,
Daphne Miles, Alberta Mutz, Robert
Peery. Ruth Redfern, Harry Souders
Eva Stewart, Ruth Stewart and Herman
Thompson.
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NORFOLK, Neb., May 10-(Special)-
Today closed with the twenty-fifth an
liversary celebration last evening OF the
Alumni association. DIR. F. w. L.eavitt
'astor OF Plymouth church of Omaha.
irst president Of the Alumni association
# Norfolk. and many other former
,raduates were present at the big ceIe.
ration
DIR. Leayitt was the principal speaker
t the commencement exercises Thurs
ay night. President F. w. Koerber of
he Board Of Education handed out tbirtv-
I'VE diplomas. Seven of the graduates
re entitled to tea achers' certificates
avid Diefenderfer is the first honor stu
ent and winner of the 800 scholarship
'hich entities him to attend any OF the
Nebraska colleges. Miss Gladys Pase-
'alk won second prize and Miss Helen
precher won third
The graduates Of this year are: Helen
precher Verne X. Viele, Jessie Hepperly.
'ercival Blunt Mildred Rees, Ruth
roster. Ben A. Braasch, Helen Craven.
,erl Nightingale, Hazel Fentress. Harry
ladsen. Winifred Williams, w. K. Josias-
en. Alice Ward, chris Uecker, Gladys
asewalk, Walter Day, Fannie Cassel
ran Frank Manske, Lillian Clement. A.
Y Verplank, Cell Wallerstedt Lloyd Nc.
low, Esther Taft David Diefenderfer.
lice Clark, Francis Coulson, Faye Triem.
re- Heperley, Alice Van Alstin, John
symond, Gladys Hughes, Harold sutton.
lorence Nightingale and George salter :