The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-06-02
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES BEGIN THIS Week
Chancellor L. D. Coman of the University Minnesota
be the Speaker the High School Graduation Exercises
Friday June 9th.

Beginning today the schools Of Dis
trict No. IL will inaugurate the season
of graduation and commencement ex-
ercises eliminating with the High
School Commencement at the Washing
ton Auditorium on Friday, June g.
This evening program will be given
at the Winton school.
The Baccalaureate Services will be
held on Sunday evening at the WASH
ington Auditorium. These services
usually take the place of services In
the churches of the city and the con-
gregations unite at the Auditorium for
the evening. The program for the SER
vices is as follows:
Professional, ............ WAR March"
Orchestra
DoAO1OSy,
Class and Audience
Invocation, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Rev. j. Thomas Dixon
Selection, $500. 'The Long Day Closes"
Mixed Chorus
Scripture Lesson, End Peter, 1st Chapter
Rev. III. Russell Browne
Girls Sextette
Sermon, 49,. Mans Highest Calling"
Rev. Alex Tamminen
selection, Largo"
Orchestra.
Hymn, -. How Firm Foundation"
Class and Audience
Rev. j. Thomas Dixon
Monday, June 5th, the White Iron
closing exercises will be held at the
White Iron school.
Tuesday, June 6, is the date set for
the Grade Cantata. This will be under
the direction of Miss Julia Keefe.
Commencement.
The commencement exercises of the
High School and Junior College will
take place on Friday, June 9th, with
Chancellor L. D. Coffman of the State
University as speaker for the evening
The fact that this noted gentleman will
be here for the evening will in all
probability add to the always large at
tendance for the occasion.
Elsie Harri was designated valedic-
torian and Sadie Koivunen salutatorian
of the graduating class this year. Miss
Harri had an average of 95625 and Miss
Koivunen an average of 93.472. The
ten next highest having grades over
90 were:
Anna Ahonen, Margaret Bouska, Edna
Herranen, Josephine Senta, Helen
Kukko, Barbara Skradski, Rose Moch-
MIX Elizabeth Peternal, Christine Mer-
har and Mayme Chernivetz.
The tentative list of graduates so far
given out by the faculty Is as follows,
although there may be others who have
not as yet completed their finals:
Irma Ahola, Anna Ahonen. Christine
Belehar, David Berglund, Sallie Beuk,
Margaret Bouska, Terry Brownell,
Theresa Buraglio, Mayme Chernivetz,
Catherine Childers, Jack Coad, Carmen
Dargis, Florence Edwards.
Aune Enquist, Eugene Filson, Frank
Fink, Joseph Garni, Lawrence Golobich,
Ali Gustafson, Violet Hanson, Elsie
Harri, Edna Herranen, Berneice Jerich,
Charles Johnson, Sylvia Johnson, Alice
Kaplan, Dorothy Kotchevar.
Sadie Koivunen, Christine Kolenz,
Henry Korent, Joseph Kovach, Helen
Kovall, Emily Kriznar, Toivo Kuitunen,
Bernhart Kukko, Helen Kuklko, Mary
Kuzma, Frank Laing, Walter Leino,
Christine Lenich, Hilma Lundein. Paul
McCarty, William Mcfarland.
Tulip Makela, John Mantel, Angela
Marench, Isabelle Mascot, George
Mattela, Ina Mattila, Josephine Mavetz,
Christine Merhar, Robert Merhar,
Angela Miklavich, Rose Mochnik,
Florence Morris, Joseph Musich, Mar
garet Musich, Lillian Nirva, Frank
Nosan, Marie Okstad, Josephine Osaben.
Frances Otrin, Bertha Palo.
Lee Paulos, Katherine Paun, Stanley
Pechaver, Elizabeth Peternal. Frank
Prosen, Dorothy Prowse, Agnes Pucel,
Aune Ranta, Wilfred Robertson, Ali
Rosdet, William Schiltz, Margaret
Seliga, Josephine Senta, Arthur Sera-
phine, Matt Sever, Jenny Skeryanc,
Angela Skala.
Barbara Skradsh, John Skradsd,
Katherine Skadsk, Elizabeth Skube,
Frank Skubitz, Margaret Skule, George
Slabodnik, Angela Slogan, Bernard
Slogan Matthias Smrekar, Fern Strom,
Evelyn Sund, Rennold Theno, Charles
Trezona, Mary Turk, Charles verantll,
Joseph vidmar, Esther Williams, Tony
zaverl and Mary zgonc.