Alma High School Class of 1907 Commencement
The Alma High School Class of 1907 held its close day exercises at the Opera House, featuring remarks by Miss Bernice Walker and a valedictory. The program reflected on four years of study, growth, and the path to higher education, praising the school’s teachers, facilities, and preparation for college or the workforce.
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Alma High School
Dekit
Vas
Mewinger
Walker
A L. Wood
Wrde
Bernice Walker
Mins Walkers
Mite Walker
Goetheban
Stuold
Alam High School
Miss Walker
Prane Huhike
Pram Wena
Aniliute Elven
Leontine Meminger
Liaeteur
Furefil Roater
Borr Iaighter
Allplane
Atare
Axara
Eli
Mee Mar Jnney
Alma College
J. Wirt Dunning
Y. W.C.A
M. C
Presbyterian Church
Bruske
Sp. m
Lois Fraker
A. W. Johnstone
Cadillac
Commercial Department
Alpha Thata
Young Ladies Literary Society
Lis Fraker
Raymond Robins
Chicago
School of Music
Emanuel Lichenstein
Thesday
Academy
Davis Field
Wright Hall
Alexander
Grace Messinger
Maynard Cook
Amsbury
Wilson
Alma
Tecumseh Quartet
Phew
Miss Alexander
Miss Messinger
Kindewarten
Class Song and Parting Reflection at Alma Academy
Marian Spinney writes a farewell class song as students from Alma Academy prepare to part ways. The verse reflects on friendships, leaving old haunts, and answering a beckoning call to rush into the wider world beyond the Pine River banks.
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Alma’s
Friends and Big Green School
River Pine
Commencement Exercises At Local High School
Commencement exercises were held last evening at the opera house with full seating. Forty four eighth graders received diplomas presented by Bera Smith of the school board and Prof Elsworth led the ceremony. Ex-Auditor General Perry Powers of Cadillac delivered the main address praising social and political uplift and reform, noting increased openness in public life and the fight against child labor.
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Opera House
Elsworth
Bera Smith
Perry FP. Powers
Cadillac
PF. E. Elsworth
Powers
Elliott
Harvard
Angell
Michigan University
Tiay
Joan
Virginia
Baccalaureate Sermon Opens Alma College Commencement
President Bruske delivers the baccalaureate address to Alma College graduates in a large Presbyterian Church gathering. He reflects on growth, knowledge, and moral duty, urging self reliance, true learning, and the vision of a meaningful, lifelong pursuit of truth rather than mere dry scholarship.
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A. F Bruske
Britten
California
North Empire
Hawk
Bog Hood
Sven
Alent
Elu
America
Kentucky
Erie
Michigan
Handreds of Colleges
Thirty Nine Graduates in All Departments
Commencement week at Alma College draws unusual interest with varied programs. The baccalaureate address and other exercises promise pleasing and profitable entertainment for graduates, families, and residents.
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Alma College
Farewell to Alma and the class of ninety nine
A nostalgic college farewell song laments endings as students anticipate going home. The chorus promises departure from duties and campus life, while reflecting on study, growth, and forthcoming life work.
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Friend
Alma
Naughty Nine
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