Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-05-08

COMMENCEMENT exercises Will be
held IN the high school auditorium
Thursday evening, May Both. AS has
peen already announced, the program
will be given by the class members
themselves, and will be as follows:
L. Music $500 Girls Double Quartette
Z. Salutatory -------- Agnes Berget
). History-Gerda Anderson, Flor
ence Anderson, Florence Gustaf-
son, Clara Knutson, Ella Nelson.
4. II Can't Do the Sum- --
------ Edna LindQuist and chorus
8. Presentation of Gift from Glass
OF 1918 --------- Andy Morkassel
q. Acceptance -------- Mrs. Cassidy
Z. Class Will ---- Eda Swanson
s. Reading. 'PrO Patria''
-----------------G Gladys Mitchell
8. Music
10. Glass Prophecy --- Ester Lundgren
IL. Presentation of Hatchet ------
Carl Arness
II Acceptance - Mathew
Halvorson, Pres. Junior Glass.
Is. Grafton, keep the Home Fires
burning ------------ Allan Powell
IA. Valedictory ----- Florence Hanson
10. Presentation of class of 1918 to
the Board Of Education, Mr.. Mitchell
16. Presentation of Diplomas ----
Mr.. LamberSOn. Pres of Board
of Education
II. Music ---- Girls Double Quartette
The following will receive diplomas
this year: Carl Arnes, Agnes Berget.
George Copp, Florence Hanson. Carl
Rays. Ester Lundgren, Gladys Nit
chell, Andy Morkassel, Allan Powell,
Eda Swanson. Philip Strombo, Gerda
Anderson. Florence Anderson, Florence
Gustafson, Clara Knutson, Ella Nelson,
Edna Lindquist. The six last named
are finishing the normal department..
Four of last years graduates have
taken post graduate work in the nor
NAL department and will receive certifi-
Gates. These are Mae Blawd, Dagny
Lindstrand, Irene O'Loughlin and Ruth
Wood.
Mr.. johnson gave a most interesting
talk Tuesday in general assembly in
regard to some features of st. Cloud
his home town. He described the
famous granite quarries and also spoke
entertainingly of the Pan Motor Co.
and Mrs. E. S. Pandolfo, the manager
of that company.
The grades Of the Warren schools
will give Folk Song program. con-
sisting Of folk songs and dances of the
different European. countries. at the
high school auditorium. Tuesday. May
18th, at 2 80. This program will take
the form of a contest and judges will
decide as to the best work. considering
the grade. The following have con-
sented to act as judges: Mrs. r. r.
Taralseth. Miss Lille Anderson and
Mrs. w. F. Powell. No admission will
be charged and we shall he pleased to
welcome all friends of the school to
hear the children sing.
Folk Songs and Folk Dances.
Grades I and II, High school build
ing-Gypsy Peddler, French; The
Clown, French; Dance of Greeting.
Danish. go. -.
Grades I and II. Washington build
ing-The Huntsman, French; The
Parade, French; Shoeinakers Dance.
Danish.
Grades III and ". High school
building-In Wooden Shoes, Swedish
Pussy Willows.
Grades III and Iv-Washington
building-At the Dance, Finnish
Sleep, Little Treasure, Lithuanian.
Grade V-Dear Harp Of My Country,
WEIGH; Homesick Lowlander, Ty-
rolese; Sweet Nightingale, English.
Grade VI-Follow the Plow,
English; Horse and Cock, French
Good Night, French.
Grade VII-Fishermans prayer,
Swedish; Shepherds on the Hills, Nor
wegian; Cossack Song, Russian
Gustafa Skol, Swedish Dance.
Grade VII-Naples, Italian; Bar
carolle. Norwegian: Passing of Sum-
mer, Neapolitan; Clap Dance, Danish
Dance.
MAKE W.S.S. PLEDGES
Information Wanted as to Where
abouts of Mike Mizisin.
Mike Mizisin left his home near
Warren, Minnesota, on April 18th at 8
p. M, and failed to return. He is
about #. 6 in. in height and weighs
120 lbs, light complexion, has freckles,
greyish blue eyes, medium brown hair,
age 16 years, and Of quiet disposition.
He wore working clothes, blue cap and
no coat. Please notify John Mizisin,
R. F. D. 4, Box Al, Warren, MINI.