The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-06-06
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me coior scnelhe' Shy Dlue ana sea
smell PINK the graduating class col
orsi, were very enectiVeiy carried out
III uecoratiis the nan. All those that
'ooh part III tHe program look thelr
part well Whlch shows thoroughness
anu ehieiehcy Oh the part Oh the
teachers lhaI had the entertainment
III charge. Inc program was opened
by song by the school followed by
uriils ana dances Dy the pupils OF
the primary and intermediate room
wmcn were well given.
Inc play entltled uncle Ephrams
summer Boarder given by the gram
maE~and high school pupils was re-
celved with much applause.
Epnram Hlgglns ...:...Wll Hussep
squire briggs .....kenneth Golmer
halph Brlgss ....,... oscar Lubke
sam Johnson ........ Bradley Leo
MI. Phalin .....,...... Merlin Ryan
rom fnailn ....... Harold Wolcott
Epenezer saunders Raymond FitZloff
Herr Comlnsky $3.50. Ernest Miller
fercy Augustus Wltherspoon
...:.............. Daniel Fitzloff
Mr.. Bangs ...........keven O'Brien
harold Bangs ........Clair Wolcott
MRS. HIGGINS ......Lydia Grawander
molly higgins 49,. Esther Schroeder
annie higgins -. Katherine Golmer
susie higgins $1,000. Ellen Fitzloff
betty higgins Loretta Mates
MRS. Pnailn ...... Lucille Pagenkopf
haue Phaiin 1890. Agnes Roerig
MRS. Bangs ....... ,Liiah Matteson
Drucinda Ketchum 49,. Elsie Ford
MRS. ROBERT VanCleave Hazel Hintze
Lucille vanCleave ....... Eileen Leo
marguerite VanCleave ..Adela Kruse
MADAM Elson .Alzada Juliar
Doiotny Elson -: .fosalla schroeder
-, Lucia filtter, Lena kruse, Emma
meme. Lypurnla Georgus and Will
lrea MATES contributed songs and
recitations in the last act. Marjorie
rtzloH presided at the piano. Lor-
etta Lyncn and Marjorie F1tZloff en-
tertained the audience between acts
Win instrumental selections. On ac-
count of the school years work be-
ing greatly lnterferred with this year
Dy forced vacations on account of the
flu and various other diseases such
as measles. chicken -pox and other d.
seases "hlcn mas caused the pupils
10 lose considerable time from their
scnool WORK IL was made very hard
this year for some of the scholars to
make tnelr grades. Lila Matteson
and Aizada Juliar completed their
work at the school here and are now
ready 10 take up third year high
scnool work. Their class flower was
the pink rose; their motto, Strive
on.
owing to the prevalence of the flu
last winter Rev. Miller, pastor of the
Lutneran, church himself being con-
nned TO his home for several weeks
win II, the class that was confirm
eu last thursday, was not as large
DIS usuai. Ihose confirmed were Will
nam Westphal, CARL Doss and Elsie
folgnt.
MISS Zeiske. the Grammar teacher
ana MISS ferguson, the principal, will
ieave Tor their respective homes Sat
urday': school having closed on
THURSDAY:
MISS Fannle Andrews is sewing for
MIS-. CHARLES Hilton and daughter this
week.
MI. Precht is building an up to
udte Kltcnen on the north side of his
mousse: MI. kortz did the mason work
ana Mr. McGovern the carpenter
work.
| MI. and Mrs. Robert McZenske
VISITED at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
FRANK flsher Thursday.
| MI. and Mrs. Grawander received
lhe sao news OF the sudden death o!
cousin at Alma City last week
iney motored to Alma City Sunday
AFTERNOON TO attend the funeral.
Ernestine Frank closed a success
lui term OF school Friday of last week