The Nome nugget., 1924-05-31
lL0CAL NEWS
iGH SCHOOL COMMENC CENIENT EXERCISES IN \. E. HALL

atThe Commencement Exercises of Nn Nome High school were held Wursday evening in the A. B. Hall. o,d was enjoyed by a large audi wee. The Graduating Class was of fsecial interest to the people of cnme. since all of them but one. der. born and raised here, and re- I4ived practically all of their educa- non in the Nome School. Thos" tTaduating were Alvin Bahlke, aick Hamlyn, Donald Lyle. Emily y,let and Kristie Sather,
 I, The program opened with sell ;.iion by the Nome High School Or
 lestra. The orchestra played two Dpular numbers which were well
 ndered, and received by the audi
 ice with an enthusiasm that spoke
 ell of the talent of the young mu dcians.
 Professor Rynning then announc- .yl the Class Salutatorian. Miss Em ty Polet. and that young lady gave pretty welcome 10 all present in manner that bore evidence of fine ilass spirit and much care in the trepa ration.
 Miss Ada Arthurs appeared next n the program and rendered vocal election. accompanied ali the piano " Mrs. J. S. Stangroom. Miss Ar dlurs' talent as sweet singer is too reil known locally to make it nec-
 ssary to say that she sang beauti- hl'y-she always does.
 Donald Lyle gave an Grafton, Iuilt around the Glass Motto. 'Mush," and this oration had lot ,f good things in it, and was well lalivered and well received.
 Alvin Bahlke entertained with a ,.olin solo. accompanied by Miss tristie Sather. Alvin played well. ,xhibiting a fine natural talent and lever technique.
 The Class History and Prophecy gas given by Miss Kristie Sather. Miss Kristie was perfectly at ease at all times before her audience, and rave a Glass History and Prophecy ha; would have done much credit Her delivery was excellent. and the thoughts expressed were beautiful, and well selected
 h vocal solo was then rendered by Mrs. l.. E. Rynning. Mrs. Rynning pleased her audience so thoroughly that she had to respond to an en- core. and had it not been for the fact tha. she responded, the audience would have been aDplauding yet.
 Federal Judge G. J. Lomen deliv- cred the Commencement Address, in q scolarly and masterful manner He pleased his audience thoroughly, and gave to the young graduates nhmber of thoughts which should remain with them long way on their journey through life.
 Superintendent L. E. Rynning presented the Diplomas to the Class col graduating each one on his sue ccssful completion of his High School career. with well chosen re- marks which fitted the occasion.
 The valedictory was delivered by Jack Hamlyn. Jack had hard po- sition on the program, in that all the other members of his Class had acquitted themselves so nobly, it vas up to Jack to do something out Of the ordinary in the matter of de- livery. and Jack surely did it. His address was excellently prepared, ceuched in the most perfect English and delivered like the great lawyer his Class Prophet delineated him as being in her vision. Whatever else Jack may not be able to do, he can assuredly deliver a Valedictory.
 Through error and inadvertance, the Class Song, written by Miss Elm fly Polet and Miss Kristie Sather. vas omitted from the program. In order that the public may not miss the quality of this Class Song. the Nugget is availing itself of the priv ilese of printing it. The Class Song