The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-09

It has been a great week for the stu
dents teachers and parents Of Edger-
ton, especially so for the graduating
class, the largestgone in the history Of
the school. The years work ended, |.
the doors to;the schools have swung to,
waiting the~next army of our school
population to march up and take pos
session next fall. Mention of the &C.!
tivities of commencement week is made
in the following 3 :
JUNIOR CLASS Play
Booth Neutrality-suspicious. comedy
t'CIarence,,'' was given in the high
school assembly room before capacity
house Friday evening, The Juniors
taking part played with fine apprecia1
ton of the spirit Of the little classic:
The Wheeler family, into which Clar-
ence comes to shareain all it's awkward
situations and complications, entertain I
ed the audience by the clever dialogue
and meritorious acting. Clouden Wes-
colt as Mr.. Martin, Kathleen McIntost
as Mrs. Wheeler, George Nichols as.
Bobby, Mildred Harrison as Cora,
Katherine J ohnsong as Violet Pinney,s
the governess, Charles Kellogg as Clar-s
ence, the hero, Cleo Herrick as Della,
the maid, Harold Becker as Dinwiddie,s
the butler, John Eufran as Herbert.
Stem, the grass widower, Lorene Scho-zz
enfield as Mrs. Martyr, Mrs. Wheeler'ss
secretary, gave a very creditablei ac-s
count of themselves in the play Much
work must have been put on the pre-
sentation Of the comedy to attain the
ensemble of word, action and point.
The delivery was distinct, and there
was not dull moment in the whole
play. AN orchestra furnishedmusics
between the acts. 9sP z@s ss# q
The seniors of Whitewater Normal.
presented Monday evening the same
play given by the Edgerton junior class.
Friday erening. The cast came over.
to witness the Edgerton performance.
ANNUAL PICNIC.
The annual school picnic for eejun-s
Tor and senior high school students and
teachers was held Saturday at N ars-.
den's grove. Games of all sorts, con-
tests, baseball game and the incom-
parable pleasure Of eating lunch nearly
all day, ice cream, pop, and the allper-
vadifagz elation in antieip alton of the
coming vacation made the day oneafull
of unadulterated acknowledgements
NAL child. ~,
Saturday evening after the school
picnic the students and teachers had a
social hour at the high school.
COMMENCEMENT SERVICES.
The seating capacity of the. -Norwe-
gian Lutheran church was taxed to the
last seat Sunday evening. The Rev, E.
A. Boyd had charge of the altar serv-
ice, Mrs. J. A. Jensen presided. at the
organ and d. G. Ristad delivered the
sermon. The choir was augmented by
Mrs. Wanamaker and the Rev. C. L.
Atkins s : r1i, l9F7fGr
The class day exercises were carried
out Monday evening according to the
program printed in last weeks issue in
the presence of an audience filling the
high school auditorium
The program was given over to the
class from start to ,fnishg and wss en-
pertaining throughout. Good natt1red
banter with occasional quibs and jokes
at the expense of members of the class |
gave spice to the performance, espec-
tally so to those initiated into the mys- |
teries of local high school student life. |
On the whole, class night was a credit
to the class and to the school. The |
large audience filling the assembly to
the last seat was thoroughly sympa- |
thetic and interested
80. ,,--.,< ~KIWANIS LUNCHEON geqE sri ~
The boys of the graduating class |
were entertained: at luncheon by the
Kiwanis club Tuesday, The room at |
the Carlton was set for over so persons
and the men and boys had good time |
singing and talking together.
COMMENCEMENT DAY.
The commencement program Wed !
nesday evening, June 7, was a stately |
affair. There was a vocal solo by Miss |
Edna Hanson, Satisfactory by Kenneth |
Fessendenr, presentation of token by |
Arthur Cunningham, solo by Leroy |
Draeger, 4 valedictory by Miss Mary |
Young, presentation of diplomas to 40 |
graduates, and vocal solo by Mrs. c. |
Wanamaker.
The commencement address was given
by DR.. Ganfelde president gefgCarroll |
college. Additional interest Was Gre
ated in the presence of Garfield by |
the recent notiEicaf sfnannrtance oiven |