Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-24
THE COMMENCEMENT
 WEEK IN THE SCHOOLS

that attended the closing of the | schools. From every point of view ! Commencement Week this year has been a most successful and satisfac. tory one, and has not only furnished memorable occasion in the lives of the young people who were graduated or who finished their grade work but also gave much enjoyment to the Bis bee public
 The exercises of the week began last Sunday evening at the Presbyter- ian Church with the union services Of the Protestant churches of the city held in honor Of the high school grad uates The music for their service consisted of vocal solos by Mrs c. s. Thompson and Mir D. c. Boney, and two anthems by the regular choir of the Presbyterian church, and was much appreciated by the congregation.
 The baccalaureate sermon was preached by the Rev. John E Fry. who took as his subject Measure for Measure" using the scriptural pas sage in Luke 6-38 as his text.
 Mir Fry preached a strong and ef. fective sermon. pointing out to the young graduates that the world Is exactly what each person makes it for himself. and that life gives back to us whatever we put into it. just as the echo sends back the tone of our voices
 Monday marked the opening of the .EnrsnHffh A e tic Science. Drawing and Manual Training departments of the schools held at the Central school. and open to the public Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, and also Tuesday eve ming supt Philbrook reports that th's was the best patronized affair of its kind ever given by the Bisbee f schools Between 100 and 45O regis tered as visitors to the exhibit. and there were doubtless many others ttat , did not put themselves on record. And certainly all that took advan.
 tage of the opportunity to see what
 Che Bisbee school children have been . doing during the past year along the ? lines of domestic science. drawing and l manual training felt richly repaid for
 their attendance. The work on view ,. along all these lines was really excel Q lent and should be a source of pride
 to every parent and taxpayer in Bis
 bee The exhibit was attractvely ar.
 ranged SO as to show up every piece E Of work to the best adyantage The ?, manual training work attracted much !. favorable attention, and showed that
 some really remarkable pieces of V handicraft have been produced by in,
 Bisbee school boys this year. while r. the girls work along the lines of |, domestic science was equally admir-
 able and effective The drawing ex l hibited showed that the artistic taI e ents of the children are being most successfully developed Altogether
 the exhibit is probably the best that has ever been on view in the city and n reflects immense credit on an who arc it in any way responsible for it ,t On Tuesday evening the class day
 eNer ises Of the Class of 1914 Of the
 Bisbee High School were held in thS IT Assembly room of the central school y. The hall was packed on this occasion ,i and the audience showed much appre
 citation of the efforts of the younl E people of the graduating class. Th, e program, consisting of both musica Ir and literary numbers was remarkably
 we'll rendered The opening and clos
 ing son by the class were most favor
 ably received while the piano solo by
 Barbara Watkins and the son by th,
 girls quartette. Misses Anna Wallace a Bessie Gill Barbara Watkins anl
 Edith Chapman proved most delight '' ful.
 m Mir Harry Crockett, the president o e, the class distinguished himself in hi. h. address of welcome and stiu more i1 , his remarkably witty and cleyei ' Glass Will" The history by Mis-. n- Blanche Detlon sketched most anus u- ingly the career of the class of 1914 .d while the prophecy by Ruth Eiken
 gave weird and uncany glimpses into l9 the mysteries of the future The cl8s n- poem by Edith Chapman was excel ,e lent both in sentiment and construc
 ton, and John Mccullough the clas
 orator held the interest of his audi ne ence in most creditable manner in Miss Bessie Gil made the presenta or tions of The frieze and cup with prac
 and dignity and Che acceptance b. e Maynard Newman and Mary Rather ic inc Salmon were in the same spiri or and manner
 On Wednesday evening the Junio
 class of the high school got thei nt share of. the limelight by presentin ti- at the Orpheum Theater the comed is. For Wingate?". And certainly th
 Juniors are to be highly congratulate
 on their achievement The Orpheur les was filled to oyerflowing and 1t m safe to say that every member of th hs audience enjoyed every minute Of tn
 performance
 i" For Wingate?" is a bright am es amusing comedy of college life, admi en ably suited to presentation by amt
 tems The scene In the dressin
 room at the WingateLyons meet wa