The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-05-27

exhibit. superintendent Browning of
fered prizes TO the ones making the
best loaf of bread. The judges-Mrs.
McCarl, Mrs. Sexauer, and Mrs. Chap
pell-awarded the first prize ($1) to
Great Johnson, second prize (75c) to
Myrtle Olson, and third prize (50c) to
Grace Lanphier.
The manual training department
was also a very attractive and inter
esting place for the visitors. The pic
ture shown here represents one corneT
of the manual training shop as could
be seen on exhibit day. The work
done in this department reflects great
credit on the excellent work Mr.. Mes
seth, who has charge of this depart
ment, has been doing. The high school
classes in cabinet making have made
a number of pieces of furniture this
year that is a credit not only to the
school but shows what can be done
under such a capable instructor as Mr..
Nesseth has proved himself to be.
The first event indicative of com
mencement week was the baccalaure-
ate service at the First Methodist
an excellent sermon to an audience
that taxed the capacity af the church.
Special music was furnished by a Sc
lect choir, under the direction of Miss
Leekly.
This evening the class will present
their class play at the grand opera
house. The title of the play is "The
Touchdown. Tomorrow evening the
commencement exercises will take
place when the class will give a short
play, entitled The Dear Boy Gradu-
ate". There will be t~hirty-eight to re-
ceive diplomas. The following are the
names of the graduates:
Girls: Alvia NJ. Anderson, Frances
Harriet Carlisle, Harriet LARAMIE
Cheever, Daisy Alma Elston, Julia
Margaret Enright, Nellie Olevia Erick-
son, Agnes Mae Fifty, Alice Grape,
Frances Floy Harza, Erma Hubbart,
Ora Onita Larson, Leila Beth Linn, Joy
E. Morton, Mabel o. Bitterness, Ethel
Helen Patterson, Edith Herberg Poole,
Mabel A. Plltz, Pearl Vivian Randall,
Clara Belle Shambarker, Hazel ].
Skiff, Esther Mae Sommers, Dorothy
Florence Squirting, Cecile Swift.
Boys: Ray X. Atkinson, Guy w.
Austin, Frank H. Bergeim, Albert n.
Browning, Leroy J. Chichester, Otto B.
Dybdahl, Leonard Orlando Fem, Har-
ry NJ. Halverson, Harold Knutson, AL
bert NJ. Thompson, Delbert W. Jerde,
Andrew NJ. Pultz, Delmer S%wenehart,
Walter j. Whitmus, Claude Vinegar.
The following students have a Sc
mester grade of 80 or above in all
their studies, not having been tardy
the semester is 80 or above were eX-
empt from the final examinations and
given a place on the honor roll of the
school.
High School-Ray Atkinson, Frank
Bergeim, Harriet Cheever, Julia En-
right, Nellie Erickson, Leonard Fem,
Alice Grape, Frances Harza, Ora Lar
son, Mabel Bitterness, Edith Poole,
Pearl Randall, Clara S~hambarker,
Hazel Skiff, Esther Sommers, Dorothy
Squirting, Albert Thompson, Cecil
Brown, Genevieve Chappell, Genevieve
Caldwell, Clara Hoffman, Great John
son, Lawrence Knappen, Myrtle Olson,
Florence Palmer, Mary Perso, Harry
Solberg, Nora Thompson, Marguerite
Wix, Frances Alton, Helga Anderson,
Thelma Brictson, Guy Davis, Esther
Irish, Leah McGill, May Swift, James
Milne, Kamilla Fjeldt, Ruth Atkinson,
Aslang Bjorge, Zaida Coulter, Marshall
Knappen, Rose Lynch, Blanche Pear