Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-05-24
school.
COhe1tE ]: FQ((,,Il:: I:
Last Week of School to be
Marked by Commence
ment Events for
Each Day.
SENIORS r. BUSY
Graduating Exercises are
Thursday Evening at
High School.
SENIORS ARE BUSY

With the last week of school at hand
the seniors Of the high school will h.
kept busy during the entire week
with each day marked by some com
~mcnccmcnt event. Tuesday and We'd
ncSday evening the class play. Other
wise Peg" will be given. "Wednesday
afternoon the class day program is Il
he presented. Thursday evening tn,
graduating exercises will be held. anl
! }'riday morning ''Thc Web Will be is
sued.
The senior class which is to ht
graduated this year is the largest il
lir history Of the school. and is pub
fishing this year the first annual Tho
school has had since 1917. The class
organization was affected at the be
ginning of the term when the cOlOrS oi
orange and black were chosen and til,
motto, "Out of school life, into life,
school, WAS adopted. The officers
Of the senior class ne:
President. Chester Miller; vice
president, Lois Meadow: secretary
and treasury, Winnifrcd Winchell.
Class Play.
Tomorrow and Wednesday evenings
the class play will be presented, and
in choosing the east for the play every
effort was made to select those stu
dents who would best ~impersonate the
various characters in "OtEcrwise.
Peg" Il clever little comedy. Miss
Lola Hughes has acted as coach and
director.
Wednesday afternoon at . O'Clock
at the high school, the class day pro
gram is to BE given and is open to the
general public without admission
charge. Practically every member OF
The senior class will have Il part in this
exercise which is to be an ~allcgorical
Interpretation of The Spirit OF Web.
&ter City High" The spirit OF friend
ship. the spirit of fun, etc, all viii be
represented, and the program promises
10 be both unique and interesting.
The graduating exercises Thursday
evening mark the elimination of the
important events Of the week, and on
this evening the seniors will be pre-
scented with their diplomas. The pro
cram Will be held at the high school
auditorium. and six Of the students will
deliver orationS. Miss Lois Meadow
and Miss Blnnch Wilson will deliver the
v.ledictory and saiutatory addresses.
respectively, while the four other ora
lions will he rs fellows: Stanley
Ncgors. John J.. pcrshihg:' Vera
Iiitsman, Menace Of the Reds Mae
Roihrock. Music as Il liainan Need
Wayne Carver. industrial Develop
mcnt of Webster City Music Will
he furnished by the slee clubs of the
high school. and the diplomas will DE
presented by X. L.. Cox, president OF
,lC school board.
Issue 1.-THE Web"
There is. however, probably no other
event to which ,he students look for
ward With nor" interest than TO re-
criving their ANIMALS which are to be
issued Friday morning. Tie Wen
was chosen rs the name of the annual,
been suggested by Russell
I'wcedic. Il member of the senior class,
and it contains Il complete history OF
the school Hcar-SrapShotS, Jokes Oh:
students and teachers, athietics, in
dividual pictures OF the seniors anu
glolp pictures Of other classes and Il
record OF all school events. Miss
Ecrlla Teal is class advisor II the
members of the annual staff are:
Editor-in-chief. Lois Meadow; rs
editor. Evelyn Channer; bnSl-
ness manager, Chester Miller: assist
ant business manager. WAYNE Carver:
literary editor. LeOna Icgct: art @d!-
tor, Blanci Wilson: social editor.
,.ennadorc Berg, department editor,
1uMgcIaS: joke editor. Earl
jacobson: miscellaneous. Nlnnitred
Winchcll calendar. Merle Dick
athletics. Harold Clifton: diStribut-
ing editor, Charles Mason.