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Show HINCKLEY DI8TR.CT 8CHOOL. Last Friday evening the District School prospective graduates ga3 a dmce in the Academy Oym. The dance was a great success socially, ii .nl they cleared up some $14.00 to apply on library books purchased this eeason. Saturday evening the prospective graduates assembled in the Auditorium of their building about 8 o'clock before be-fore a large audience of parents and others and rendered the following program: Song Members of class under direction direc-tion of Principal Brlnton. Prayer Jacob H. Langston. Speech of Welcome Arnold Workman Heading Miss Claris Krlckson. Kssay Pluck and Stlcktultlveness Roy Hilton. Instrumental Music Afton Hinckley. Notes from the Growler David Richards. Rich-ards. Recitation Miss Fanny Cropper. Stump Speech Harold MorriB. Song Elsie Richards, Mary Cropper and Myrtle Camp. F.ssay "Is it Worth While" Miss Nellie Bishop. Prognostication M Iks Nelta Burke. Instrumental Music Miss Myrl Robl-son. Robl-son. Address to Graduates Prof. 11, W. Black. " . Song Amy and Laverna Wright. Kssay "Patriotism" Ernest Stout. Valedictory Laverna Wright. Benediction H. F. Stout. The program was very interesting throughout, and showed that a great Interest had been taken In preparing for the occasion. Professor Black gave a very interesting talk to the graduates and urged them to not be satisfied with attaining the first great step on the ladder, but to aim high and strive hard to reach that aim. The names of the graduates are as follows: Arnold Workman, Laverna Wright, Nelta Burke, Mary Cropper, Fanny v'ropper, Hetm Reeve, Elsie Richards, Myrtle Camp, Amy Wright, Claris Erlckson, Afton Hinckley, Myrl Robl-son, Robl-son, Madona Stout, Nellie Bishop, Harold Har-old Hinckley, Merrill Blake. Ernest Stout, David Richards, Roy Hilton, Ivan Hilton, Wliford Moench, Harold Morris, Leslie Lewis, Lemlra Turner. The last two are from the Hurtner branch of this district. There were seven others from Oasis and Abraham! who took the examination under the direction of Principal F. A. Brinton. Owing to the new method of handling handl-ing the books, suggested by our principal, prin-cipal, less than fifteen books were lost tr damaged out of about 17.'0 used by 2'M'i students. There will be a complete change In th! faculty for next year, but the principal prin-cipal desires to here indorse the work of the teachers. They worked in per-; feet harmony with him. He says he never worked with a more earnest and easily managed class of students than ! he had here. While he did not make i much fuss or create any excitement, we can now see and appreciate his unrelenting un-relenting efforts to attain success In our district this winter. As some of his students remarked at the program the other evening: The trustees might have hired a larger "nun In stature; stat-ure; but they would have looked long before they got a larger man In the school room or a more Interested teacher for our school. |
