Winamac High School - Totem Yearbook (Winamac, IN)

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Respectfully Dedicated to THE CLASS OF 1911 of the W1NAMAC HIGH SCHOOL.

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The Totem. Commencement Number. 1911 Winamac High School. COMMENCEMENT The twenty-second annual com- meneemenl will be held on the even- ing of May 12. L911, at the Vurpillal Opera House Rev. (!. L. Mackintosh will be t he speaker of the evening. Rev. Mackintosh is well known in Winamac, having at one time been pastor of the Presbyterian church and a teacher of psychology in the Winamac Normal School. Ihe diplomas will be presented by Prof. 0. C. Kinnick, principal of the High School. The valedictory ad- dress, a short talk on The Teaching of Domestic Science in the Public School, will be given by Carrie Campbell. Opal Taylor, in her salut- atory will discuss Lack of Prepar- ation for High School. Waldemar Hhiddleston is preparing the class history and prophecy. The music during- the lirst part of the program will consist of harp solos by Montana of Indian- apolis. Mr. Montana is the best harp- ist in Indiana, and tile school has been fortunate in securing his serv- ices. The second pari of the program will consist of the cantata Re- bekah, given b y the class, assisted by other members of the High School. Miss Mary Blew of Class 10 will have the pari of Kebekah; Mr. Kinnick will sing the pari of Eliezer and Mr. Spencer that of Isaac. The baccalaureate address will be delivered on the evening of April . ' ! . at the Presbyterian church, by Rev. Peter Birrell. The subject of the ad- dress will be The Noiseless Builders of the Soul. Names of the Graduates. Alma Conn — Suffrage . L ll( ' st i 11 of Today. Jose Mulvaney — The Social Po- sition of the Educated Woman. Hazel Murphy — Crusade Against Tuberculosis. Ruth Ream — Adventures of a Counterfeit Dime. Mary Werner — A New Era in Farming. Zola Riggs— The Mexican Revo- lnt ion. Hazel Netherton — The Growth and Influence of the Rural Route Syste m.