The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-18
CLASS DAY EXERCISES
PLEASE LARGE AUDIENCE
AMPHlDROME FILLED TO cAPACl-
TY LAST EVENlNG-OTHER
CLASS NOTES.

Amph drome auditorium last evening
by the members Of the class Of 1914 Of
the Houeh,on high school The AM
phidrome was packed 10 capacity and
the many friends and relatives of those
who participated i'm the program and
members OF the class proclaimed the
AFFAIR a great success and one of the
most elaborate II its kind held for
many Years.
Several musical numbers We're rem.
dered by the Houghton high school or
chestra that were very pleasing. The
orchestra has been one OF the leading
student organizations in the high.
school for the vast few wears. The
class song, sung by the entire class OF
1914. which consists Of forty students.
was another Of the pleasing features
of the entertainment. The words for
the class song were written by Ralph
WyC5f. one Of the graduates. The
class salutatory was delivered by Miss
Mildred Lewis and was well received.
The class history, read by Miss Ella
Bliss. furnished amusement, several
incidents in the life history of the class
being recalled. The class VIII was
furnished by Miss Dorothy Leisk and it
probably was the most fun-making eff
fort ever prepared 10y any local grad
uate. The things most dear To the
senior were willed 60 future aspnants
tu this class, and considerable con-
sternation was observed among the
seniors when they discovered that
one had ever known had been discov-
cred and presented for public approval.
Archie Levine rendered an eloquent
class Grafton on the subject, "Educa-
ton. the solution" Mr.. Levine for the
past two years has represented the
Houghton high school in oratory. Class
| gifts were awarded by Miss Francis
Dillon 10 the members Of the class.
| Miss Gladys Strobei was the prophet
! for the occasion and told Of the flu
| lures Of the seniors Many OF the
prophecies were amusing in extreme
and furnished considerable laughter
among those present. particularly the
members Of the class. The class me-
mortal was presented TO the high school
by Miss Marjorie Lewis.
! The browning event OF the evening
was reserved until the last. This was
the class yaledictory by Miss Margaret
Recder Miss Reeder won the distinc-
ton Of delivering the class valedic-
troy by obtaining first honors in hei
class, the average marks received FOL
the four years Of high school STUDY
being taken. Her valedictory was q
masterful effort
Commencement exercises viii bt
held in the auditorium Of the Amphi
drome tomorrow evening TWENTY-FIVE,
boys and eighteen girls will receive
diplomas.
Following is the commencement pro
gram
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fright Dcvs Of Morning" Grove
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| Ovcr; C1J .p Come Come Away,
Fausi-Iiougl.an high school girls
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Selection Grant Uourbtop bipi
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lr.ocat,ar. por William Reid Cros,
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