Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
SCHOOL NOTES.

| SCHOOL NOTES.
| School closes for the year on Frida
of this week.
The graduating exercises will be hel
| at the Municipal Theatre. Wednesda
tevening at s o'clock. With the excer
ton of few rows reserved for th
families of the graduates, all seats wi
be free to visitors. President Royc
of the Platteville normal will delive
the address. Following is a list of tn
graduates
| Bessie Jane Allen
Minnie f. Clark.
Gertrude H. erase.
Avis Daum.
Isabel G. Ellery.
Carl C. Engels.
Rudolph F. Forrer
Herman J. Gilman.
Ida c. Goelz
John e, Gray.
Frederick II. Grunow
Ellen b. Hales.
Walter George Horn.
Howard C. Hanscom.
Reuben M. Hughes.
Marguerite b. Hupperts.
Loretta j. Huxtabe.
Dorcas L. Jacka.
Frances E. Jelliffe.
Alfred ID. Ludden.
Horace P. Martin.
Russell A. Meserole.
Charles j. Morgan.
Ruth M. Murrish.
Roy j. Penberthy.
Thelna E. Richards.
Florence M. Ross.
Gertrude B. Schmit.
Edna NJ. Schmitz
Let<,5 O. Steller.
Ruth Irene Walker.
John A. Walsh.
Leila Lavon Whitford.
The patriotic exercises held at the
Municipal Theatre Friday afternoon,
in honor of the old soldiers, was a great
success. The six hundred children of
the public schools formed in procession
at the high school and headed by the
high school band, marched to the thea
ire, where the following program was
given to an appreciative audience that
pack edrhe building
Address by Mr.. "a. w. Rood of Mad
ison on .3iLe Origin of Memorial Day. Z
May lfoIe dance, Kindergarten.
SongsSrf the nation
:. Hail Columbia. Eighth Grade.
2. Patte Hymn of the Republic,
pageant of famous Americans -
Sixth Grade, Columbus; Poca-
hontas, Powhatan; Peter Styves-
ant, Dutch girl; William Penn,
Quaker girl; Puritan maid; Geo.
and Martha Washington; Betsy
Ross; Molly Pitcher; Gen. and
Mrs. Grant; MIR. and Mrs. Lin
coin; Red Cross nurses.
8. Marching Through Georgia, 9Th
Grade.
4. The New America, FIRST Grade.
5. The Girl | left Behind Me. A
soldiers Dream.
6. Yankee Doodle, First Grade
7. Red White and Blue, 3rd Grade.
8. Maryland Tableau. Peace blessing
Uncle Sam joining the North
and the South, Fourth Grade.
8. Dixie Southern Scene.
The Iittlest Rebel, Loretta Huxtable
Flag Salute, Fourth Grade.
Solo, Just Before the Battle Mother,
Everett Wiesen.
Rose Drill, seventh Grade.
Star Spangled Banner and Flag Trib-
ute, all grades.
Mr.. II. w. Rood of Madison ad-
dressed the high school during the as
sembly period Friday morning.
Friday morning letters were pre-
sested to the following students who
had represented the high school in in
terschoIastic events during the year:
Samrson Paynter, basket ball, track.
Horace Martin, track.
Russell O'Hare, basket ball, track.
Fred Wearing, track.
Alonao Jacka, basket ball.
George Bliss, basket ball
Crist Hendra, basket ball
Charles Morgan, basket ball.
Herman Gilman, basket ball
Roy Phillips, basket ball.
VIII Jelliife, oratory.
David Brown, oratory.
Florence Ross, defamation.
Loretta Huxtable, defamation.
The awards of twenty dollars. kindly
given by Mr. Meserole, for work in the
domestic science and manual training
departments, were awarded at the
same time.
Death of Frank Spensley.
| Announcement Of the death Of Franz