Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-05-27
ANOTHER BUSY WEEK
People, Students and Teachers
all Have Been Going Some

the public schools of this district
after a very successful years work,
and it can be taken with degree OF
sertainty that everybody is glad it's
over. The past couple Of weeks
have been strenuous ones for teach.
ers and pupils, and with four public
the present week, the people are be
ginning to feel little tired. 1t has
been one continuous round of pleas
ure; everybody has had a good time
and everybody seems to be pretty
we'll satisfied with themselves, with
the schools and with conditions gen
orally
The beginning of the end was the
baccalaureato service held i'm the Con-
gregational church Sunday evening
when an exceptionally fine musical
program was rendered and the High
School graduates had an opportunity
of listening to strong sermon in
tended as Il scale by which to meas
ure their future acts. The sermon
was delivered by Rev Joyce Kendall
of the Methodist church.
The senior class play took place
at the Standard theatre Wednesday
evening and came fully up to expec-
tations both ways. The house was
filled to capacity and the play was
very well received 1t was clever
little comedy and the manner in which
it was presented showed careful at
T. ntion to detail and studous care
on the part of the performers. The
music by Cushmans Quartet proved
very pleasing feature Of the even
ng's entertainment.
Tha ten members Of the graduating
class and Purdy Eaton and Allen
ONeill made up the cast and all of
them did remarkably woll in their
respective roles.
The entertainment in connection
with the eighth grade commence
ment took place at the school gym
nasium. The program as outlined i'm
last weeks issue was carried out and
it proved to be a very pleasing enter
tainment There was a big crowd in
attendance and everything went off
very nicely.
At the time of writing this the
High School graduating exercises are
being held at the gymnasium, and no
doubt this feature will prove as sue
cessful as have all the others. Rev.
l.. B. Francks of Twin Falls delivers
the address to the graduates Rev.
Francks was here about six weeks
ago during Episcopal Mission week
and delivered three serrSOns which
made very favorable impression.
There is little doubt butthat he will
give the graduates some things to
think about that will prove Of value
to them and at the same time prove
entertaining to the large audience in
attendance.
This Saturday evening the Junior
Senior banquet takes place at the
Mountain Home hotel. This event
will mark the close of the graduating
exercises. Covers will be laid for
thirty and no doubt this will prove
the crowning event of all the good
times that have been had during the
past couple of weeks.
THE GRADUATES
High School
Adele Labbee, Fay Black, Faye Bru-
neau, Anna Gray, Frances Riddle,
Osborne Casey, Lucinda Grey, Addie
Rohrer, Denning Tye, Carl Miller.
Eighth Grade
Eva AXE, Kenneth Boch, Walter
Beach, Mario Bonecher, Winston
Caldwell, James Carroll, Edith Chat
terton Pearl Chatterton, Altha Epper-
son, Laura Friedman, Alice Griffith,
Jack Griffith, Meldred Hall, John
Harvey, Volney EIickok, Bertha Hill,
Mary Horgan, Gardner Johnson, Allie
Lahtinen, Nellie Lozier, Delma Nc
Donald, Margaret Mather Homer Nc
Arthur, Mary McHenry, May Munson,
William O'Neill, George Pinkston, Es-
tella Scott, Jennie Sethen, Myrtle
Smith, Anna Stafford, Bruce Stan
field, Thelma Sullivan, NADIA Swami,
Hazel Swenson, Edward Trathen,
Irene Tyler Adaha Walker, Minnie
White.
EIGHTH GRADE LEADERS
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