The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-06-13
NEXT WEEK BRINGS
THE CLOSE OF SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES WILL
BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY
CLASS HAS SEVENTEEN MEMBERS
Class Day Exercises Will be Held on Tues
day. Juns16-closing Exercises in
Grades on Monday

The school year of i9l3-14 will pass
into history next week with the
graduation Of class OF IL members on
Wednesday evening, June H. Exami-
nations have taken mp most OF the time
during the past week SO that every
thing is set for the final event.
Prof Hill and his corpse of teachers
have been working hard during these
hot days to close up the school in its
customary excellent manner and the
exercises of next week promise to be
as good as any that have gone before.
GIRLS uUTNUMBER BOYS
The class of 1914 contains IA girls
and 3 boys, thus maintaining the pro-
portion that rules in most high schools
of the boys to the girls In the gradual
ing classes. Crystal Falls boys are no
better than the boys of neighboring
cities in getting through high school
ard when one considers the large num-
Der of little fellows that may be seen
in the lower grades and then consi der
the few boys who stay with the ship
until IL sails through the senior year
one gets some idea Of the large number
of young men that are growing up in
the land who have not the advantage
of even a high school education
The boyr begin TO drop of at the
sixth or seventh grade and when the
eighth Is reached and mastered. the
large proportion of them cut loose to
earn their living and 20 assist their
families to keep younger brothers and
sisters In school.
The roster OF the class of 1914 is as
follows,
ENGLISH
Margaret Beatrice Cassidy
v Selma Irene Burling
William Daniel Ross
LATIN q ERMAN
Lillian Irene Penglase
Soren Sorenson
Thir2a Mae Lyons
Frances Ruth Russell
LATIN ENGLISH
Hilma Ronquist
ENGLISH-CoMMERCIAL
Lenore Elizabeth James
Carl William Moline
Marion Jocye Pierce
George Thomas Breen
Matte Marie Nelson
Eleanor Cossette
Erna Bowman
GERMAN.ENGLISH
Verna Carolyn Heath
Jeannette Warshawsky
Jennie Amelia Erickson
This class, like all others who have
preceded II, has its organization and |
has worked TO leave a legacy In the |
shape OF piece of sculpture to mark |
its memory This practice on the part
of senior class has been very fine
thing for the school as no school room
/ in the state can offer finer array of
pretty sculpture and pictures than
does the Crystal Falls school room.
The practice was inaugurated by Prot
Hill many years ago and has been
religiousy followed ever since its start
The class officers are as follows;
Presfdent-George Breen
President Erna Bowman
Sec y. Treas .Soren Sorenson
CLASS MOTTO
"Onr Aim, Success; Our Hope, To
Win
Claas Cctors Gold and olive green
Class flower Tea rose.
ALL WILL HAVE OPPORTUNITY
Ii one wants to hear the boys and
girls themselves nc must attend the
Clhss Day exercises for IL is on that
phy that the class members will deliver
aeir orations The exercises will be
held on tho afternoon Of June 10th in
the Forest Park school auditorium.
During these exercises every boy and
girl Ia the class has opportunity 10 APP
pear before the audience the program
OF the days exercises being as follows
nSong ~ Sunrisc" Manney Girl's|
= Glee Club
> salutatory Jeanneue Warshawsky
Aprison Rsforms" Verna Heath
Glass History Jennie Erickson
eIndustrial Education for Boys
william RcA
industrial Education for Girls
Matte Nelsa.
Piano ~ lMiss Ruth Ross
The Literacy Test for Immigrants
George Breen
aThe Rise Of the American High
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