The Redwood gazette., 1935-05-30
81 WILL RECEIVE
DIPLOMAS FRIDAY
DR.. Eliot of St. Paul to Give
Commencement Address
at Lincoln School

DR.. Frederick M. Eliot, pastor
of the Unity church, st. Paul, will
give the high school commence
ment address at exercises to be
held Friday evening in the Lin
coin auditorium.
The program win begin with
selections by the high school or
chestra, directed by S. w. Linn
burg and the professional march
will be played by Miss Elizabeth
Adams. Rev. Godfrey O'Sullivan
will give the invocation.
Myrl Lindeman, salutatorian,
will talk on "The Changing
Times" which will be followed by
musical numbers by the high
school mixed chorus and the brass
quartet from the high school
band.
The valedictory, "The Youth
Movement" will be given by Will
liam C. Finn and the American
ism awards from the American
Legion and Auxiliary will be pre-
sented by Mrs. j. w. Lauterbach.
Other numbers on the program
will be- the presentation of the
class memorial by Oscar Joneson
Jr. and the awarding Of honors
by Superintendent j H. Wichman.
DIR. Albert Asleson, president of
the board of education, will pre-
sent the diplomas and the closing
PRAYER will be given by Rev,
Oscar Joneson.
Commencement week was begun
with the baccalaureate service
Sunday evening when Rev. w.
Henry Westby of the English
Lutheran church preached the an
nual sermon. With all ministers
who were able to attend on the
rostrum, the program began with
the professional march, "Grand
March from Norma" by Bellini
played by Miss Elizabeth Adams.
Ruth Alexander and Gilbert Web
er, of the class of 1886, led the
march Of the seniors.
Rev. O'Sullivan gave the invo-
cation, the scripture reading was
by Rev. G. E. Martin and the pray
er by Rev. Oscar Joneson. Miss
Adams directed the mixed chorus
in the singing of To-day There is
Ringing" by Christensen and
Pilgrims Chorus" from "Tann-
hauser" by Wagner. The bene-
diction was given by Rev. ]. G..
Larson.
Class of 1885, Gordon L. Al
exander, *Ingrid E. Anderson,
"Viola Mae Billie, Margie Mae
Bliss, Percy M. Brandt, Carman
Ann Byram, Clarion R. Byram,
Ferne A. Byram, Raymond S.
Cheney, Helen M. Clipson, Joseph
j. Coubal, Donald L. Crooks, Doro-
thy l. Docken, Donald R. Duea,
**William C. Finn, Elsie I.
French, Gordon A. Georgius, Le-
Roy w. Hardy, Howard Hillman,
Mary M. Hoepner, Marie C. Hubin,
Edythe Jaehning, Oscar A. Jone-
son, Berniece M. Kleaver, Cornell
ius Kramer, Evangeline L. Kurtz,
Myrland w. Lang, Norma A.
Lang, Lester R. Leslie, **Myrl
A. Lindeman, LaVonna M. Nc
Conkey, *John A. Mcconnell,
Keith R. Mckay, Lloyd A. Melges,
Walter E. Mertz, Wesley H. Neale,
Irene Neuschwander, George j.
Novak, James Parsons, Wallace
M. Phillips, Donald j. Pistulka,
Lulu I. Quesenberry, Dorothy Roh-
ik, Dorothy Sampson, Verna Har-
riet Schafer, Hills B. Slaymaker,
Stanley E. Stassen, Shirley Mae
Steiner, Floyd C. Stewig, III.
Elaine Warner, Florence C. Whea-
ly, Leon X. Wheeler. Eunice Will
cox, Lester Wolverton, *Mervale
L. Wolverton, Bernice E. Wood,
Elizabeth B. Woodford.
"*Valedictorian, **Salutatorian,
Honor Students.
Teacher training class (post
graduate )-Edythe Ahrens, Alice
j. ALEX, Myrtle A. Christensen,
Blanche L. Frederickson, Ruth C.
Hansen, Adeline Pistulka, Irma r.
Schumacher, Marcella Siegfried,
Ura Simondet, Viola Simondet,
Lois Y. Sorensen, Hazel Werner.