The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-05-15
TWENTY-SEVEN
Will GRADUATE
1918 Class Of Denison High School is
Smaller Than Year Ago-Fac-
uity Proud Of. Class, However
EXERCISES sE6IN ON. MAY 10 I'LL
Glass Play, "Hen Own. Way" at Opera
House Thursday Evening""
Cast Of Characters .>,E r;5

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1918 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE s..
Margaret Aebiseher ~ 2...
Gertrude 5achmann -.
Duane Bassett
Louis Boyd
Joseph Finn
Mauri"s :I zam'ey
Agnes Henry
Mabel Houlihan
Leslie HuItsch
John HelsIey.
Lehman LaIIy
Henry C. Laub
Martha Lehfeldt
lone Mccord
Marcus McCord
James O'Connor
Leo o'conneII
Dorothy Pfarr
Edna Portz
Lucille Rollins
Chester SchIumberoer
Marie Sievers
Elizabeth Wearmouth
Mary Fangn1an
Francis Hill
Nathalie Allen
Twenty-seven bright young men and
women will graduate from the Denison
high school in the class of 1918. The
class this year is somewhat smaller
than q year ago, but members of the
high school faculty are particularly
proud of the 1918 class.
Arrangements have been completed
for the comm encement exercises
which will open on Sunday evening,
May 10Th, with the baccalaureate ser
mon at the Methodist Episcopal church
at o'clock. The, sermon will be de-
livered by Rev. J.. L. Boyd.
Il One of the pleasing entertainments
Of commencement week is the orchs'
ira concert to be given at the opera
week. The high school orchestra Of
some forty pieces under the leadership
of Professor Gratke will give the con-
cert which promises to be an enter
tainment of high merit.
On Thursday evening the graduating
class will present their class play,
Her Own Way."yat the opera house
commencing at O'Clock. The play is
unusually clever and the talent we'll
selected. and the people. of Denison
undoubtedly have a real treat in store
for them. Below we give the cast OF
characters.
y, Georgiana Carley-Margaret Aeb'
=, ischer
Mrs. Carley, her step-mother-Dor-
othy Pfarr.
Mrs. Steven Galley her sister7in-law,
born Coast" sand daughterfOf Mrs.
Carley by a former marriage-Mau-
rine Hamley.
Philip, Christopher and Toots, chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Carley
Eugene Eisman. Anlendus Grau and
Bruce Schluter. ! -
Elaine. from the next. loor-AbbA An-Y
ma McHenry.
Lizzie, Mrs. Carley's maid-Mabel
Houlihan.
Miss Bella Shindle, "The Lady Hair
Dresser."-Lucille Rollins.
Lieutenant Richard Coleman-Leslie
Hultsch.
Sam Coast, Louise Carley's own cousin
John Helsley.
Steven Carley,, Georgiana's brother
Lehman Lally.
Moles, butler to the Carleys-James
O'Connor.
The commencement exercises will
be held at the opera house Friday eve
ming, May Oath, at which time N. L.
Hunt, president of the board of educa-
ton, will present the members of the
class with their diplomas. DR.. Star
buck, of the State university, will de-
liver the commencement address, his
subject being "Training for Democ-
racy."
Commencement week festivities will
be brought to close on Saturday eve
ming with the alumni reception which
will be held at the Carnegie club
rooms. The committees are devising
plans this year to make the affair of
unusual interest and it is hoped that
a large number of the, alumni men,
bers will make a special effort to be
present at this time to welcome the
class of 1918. There will be no extra
charge for plates" as heretofore, and
only the regular dues of rs cents will
be charged. The refreshments as plan.
ned will be in keeping with the con-
servation ruling and will be appropri- |
ate to the unique program planned.
The usual invitations have been dis |
pensed with this year and all alumni
are invited and expected to attend this |
recpnti0n DuoS are IN no maid in adj