The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
CLASS OF TWELVE
GRADUATE FROM THE
CITY SCHOOLS
EXERCISES HELD IN THE SC IN
&c, AND ATTENDED BY LARGE
CROWD. PROGRAM OF IN
SUAL INTEREST GIVEN.

Last Friday evening the Scenic
Theatre was the scene of the
graduating exercises of the class OF
1920 Leavenworth High School The
class numbered twelve. as follows:
Frances DeBlois
Howard Roach.
Mary Nelson
Jacob Weber.
Gladys Pinch
Ned Gosslee.
Laura Hathaway.
Ray Warman.
Irene Franklin.
Janet Fisher.
Emil kuch.
Chrissie Timpe.
Departing from the usual custom
of securing an outside speaker to
give long-winded and tiresome adj
dress, the 1920 class offered an inno-
walton in the way of program and
with the exception of Rev Krone
man, of Peshastin, who gave the in
vocation, and Mrs. Maud Starks. who
whistled an accompaniment to DAT
Whistling Lullaby" by the Boys
Chorus, each number on the program
was given by class member. Their
efforts were heartily enjoyed by the
large audience, and the program in
full, follows:
lnvocation...-.----..-.-..--- Rev. Kroneman
Dat Whistling Lullaby ...--.--. Webb
Boys Chorus; Mrs. Maud
Starks Whistling
Glass History ...-. Laura Hathaway
Glass viii -....-.-......--...... Mary Nelson
Prelude C-mi mi-................ Rachmaninofr
Howard Roach
Glass Prophecy . Frances DeBlos
Presenting Loving Cup to Juniors
-----...---......-.-..--. -...-.....-...Ned Gosslee
Acceptance -..-.--.......--.B Bert Holloway
Mammy's Lii Pigeon. .-....... Fearis
Girls Chorus
Class Gifts -.-.-.--.---.--. Chrissie Timpe
Valedctory .-.--...-......-. Gladys Pine
Glass Song, "The Blue and the Gold"
Glass
Presentation of Diplomas ......--.....
...---.-.-....-.--... Mrs. L. J. Nelson
Miss Pearl Day, principal oe the
high school, had general charge Of
the program, which was a cre9it to
the class, the school, and the com
munity. Miss Ruby Watts assisted N
the music, at the piano.
Gladys Pinch, who won the valedic-
tory and class honors. completed
the high school course with an aver
age of ninety-four This is a re-
markable record and the Echo adds
its congratulations to that of many
other friends, proud of the young
lady's achievement.
The exact plans of the seve al IN
dividuals composing the class have
not been ascertained, though 1t :
gratifying to know that a good per
centage Of them are planai.g to at
tend higher institutions of learning
ilt+Nt ldi4' I'd tHNoilu anu Aitl0ilh
ma" expect important things frop1
these voting people who are goine
forth to better prepare themselves
for lives of useful service.
Some time ago the class. with Ms,
Day, as chaperone, enjoyed tieir
skip day together, and i9ripg the
last week or ten days Of he term
strengthened the ties of their friend
ship by breakfasts. luncheons. DIN
ners, and parties Of various des-rIp-
ton, the greatest event Of thi, na-
ture being the picnic at Lake Wen
atchee given them by the Juniors
1t is hoped that this auspicious
time may be truly a commencement
to every member of the class of 20.
and that in the years to come many
of our children in the lower grade
will emulate their example by avail.
ing themselves of the splendid ,1I-
cational advantages offered here al
foot of the beautiful Cascades.