Galesburg Augusta High School - Rambler Yearbook (Galesburg, MI)

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A A, PROGRAM OF CLOSING EXERCISES. A A X PRIMARY and INTERMEDIATE X May 29th. 1901. 2 P. M. at School A Building. A Prayer, Opening Chorus. Welcome. Exercise, Recitation, Month of May Vacation Time The Bird ' s Wrongs Rev. O. H. Perry. Louise Fullerton. Primary Boys. Robert Struble. Dialogue. Do You Love Butter? Pauline Watts and Marjory Morten. Sifter Drill, Recitation, Song, Dialogue, Recitation. Recitation, Song, Exercise, Recitation, Closing Song, Presentation of Certificates Till Vacation Brought to Trial for “Blowing The Seamstress Four Leaf Clover - Brownie Song Bo Peep’s Sheep Picnic Lines Primary Girls. Fred Zinn. Primary Girls. Intermediate Boys. Violet Steen berg. Ruth Blake. - Primary Boys. Third Grade. Florence Geiger. Vacation Song. Sup’t. E. C. Hambleton. X EIGHTH GRADE PROMOTION. X Held at High School Rooms May 31. 1901. 2 P. M. Class Motto. Class Colors, Class Flower. “W T ork Wins.” Violet. Heliotrope and Lavender. Violet. PROGRAM. Prayer, Salutatory, Greeting Glee. “The Bridge Keeper ' s Story.” ‘Tom’’ Instrumental Solo. “No Peddlers Wanted.” Harris D. C “On the Rappahannock” Song. “Beautiful Streamlet,” “A Leak in the Dyke,” “Caleb’s Courtship.” Drill. “Spring Garlands.” Song. Valedictory, Presentation of Certificates. Rev. S. Pearson. - Earl C. Annis. Class. Ruth N. Burnham. Isaac J. Payne. R. Eva Smith. Comings. Harold A. Towne. J. Jay ’rittenden. Isaac J. Payne. Nina I. Kirby. Girl’s Quartet. Lulah A. Boyce. Charles (). Cameron. Sixteen Lads and Ijassies. Sextette. Carrie M. Draper. Supt. E. C. Hambleton.

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I work. Our physical laboratory known as the “William Schroder Memorial Laboratory” is one of the best in the county. Among the many pieces of apparatus are the following: scales, air pump, guinea and feather tube, terrestrial telescope, eight low power microscopes for botany class, one high power microscope, stereoptican, Voss electric machine, dynamo, motor, incandescent and arc light, electric bells, induction coils, and many other pieces. We have a good school library of four hundred se¬ lect volumes suitable for reading and reference. It con¬ tains quite a number of books of fiction for the children and older students such as Louise M. Alcott’sand Gen. Lew Wallace’s works; a good collection of biographies of the most prominent historical characters, a dozen sets of histories of the different nations, books of ref¬ erence for the sciences and Chamber s and Johnson’s encyclopedias. W. L. WHITING, Dealer In Fresh and Salt Meats , Butter, Eggs and Vegetables. Galesburg, Mich. Fchroders XOe ha-Ve the Fjcclusi ' Ve Sale of the Famous Julia Marlotve, Lady Bartmar and Queen Quality Line of Ladies 9 Fine Thoes . J chrOder’s, Galesburg.

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I A A PROGRAMS Continued. A A A JUNIOR CLASS EXERCISES. A A COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. Tv May 30,1901, 8 j00 P. M. Pra er, . Rev. S. Pearson. March, ..... Alma L. Eaton. Music. Evergreen Waltz, Russel S. Reid, James R. Comings. Salutatory, ... - Helen B. Smith. Recitation. “Her Excuse,” - - Mamie J. Reed. Round, Mary A. Nye, Minnie F. Spier, Bessie A. Rice. Debate: Resolved, that novel reading is a waste of time. Affirmative. Harold D. Kirby, L. Blanche Batey, Negative, Carl C. Clapp, Ethel M. Cro98tield. Vocal Solo, “Tit for Tat,” Bessie Rice. Essay, Fixed Stars, - Louie Dunn. Essay, ...... Roy C. Andrews. Instrumental Solo, .... Helen B. Smith. Oration. Decline and fall of the Roman Empire, Harold E. Kirby. Recitation, “The Old Soldier’s Story,” Minnie Florence Spier. Vocal Solo, .... Arthur Pearson. Orignal Story, .... Mary A. Nye. Declamation, The Address of Spartacus to Roman Gladiators, James Wood. Music, A Serenade, .... Orchestra. Class Prophecy, ..... Cora B. Nicholson. CLASS 1901. Friday Eve., May 31, 1901. Congregational Church. Baccalaureate Sermon, by Rev. S. Pearson, Congregational Church, Sunday Evening, May 26th. March, Invocation, Soprano Solo, Salutatory. Class Oration, Piano Solo, Class Prophecy, Valedictory, Presentation of D iplomas, Duet, Mrs. F. D. Howell. Rev. O. H. Perry. Mrs. Cutshaw. Lizzie C. Dorr. Harry H. Hunt. Fanny Zoe Wells. Amy Lillian Whiting. William L. Pearson. Supt. E. C. Hambleton. Messrs Stafford and Watts. Address, “Twentieth Century Education.” Prof. S. B. Laird. State Normal College.