Graduating Exercises at Yakima High School
Graduation exercises proceed Friday evening at the Yakima theater for the Yakima high school class. The program includes invocations, orations by Blanche Rodman and Alice Remy, vocal solos by Floy Rossman and Emily Spalenka, and the presentation of diplomas by Prof. B. F. Barge. Reverend H. P. James and Father Brusten give benediction.
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Yakima
Yakima High School
H. P. James
Italia
Charles R. Hauser
Uhlans
Car. Bohn
Rowena Case
Agnes van de Aarde
Dr. Whitman
Blanche Rodman
Floy Rossman
John P. Buwalda
Babe of
Dennee
Cox
Taylor
Bolles
Gerber
Pioneers of the Northwest
Alice Remy
Jeanne d'Arc
A. Rouen
Emily Spalenka
F. L. Hayden
B. F. Barge
Board of Directors
Father Brusten
Eighth Grade Graduation Exercises Planned At Local Schools
Eighth grade commencement will be held at the Presbyterian church with an eloquent speaker from abroad. Professor McClure departs for medical studies. High school exercises at the opera house include class addresses singing diplomas and a speech by Rev. F L Hayden D D. Music by Miss Rossman and several students will read and perform. The class numbers about sixty and expects a strong freshman class in the fall. Doors open at 8 and program at 8 30.
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Presbyterian Church
McClure
Opera House
F. L. Hayden
Times
Rossman
J. H. Morgan
Ellensburg Normal School
Vera Butler
Panama Canal
Harry Reed
Florence Stephenson
Florence Jones
Elmer Goessena
Hamlin
Eloise Stacy
North Yakima High School 1955 Graduating Class
The graduating class at North Yakima High School includes Alice Remy Lee Lampson Garfield Taylor with front row students Amy Bedell Blanche Rodman Charles R Hauser president Rowena B Case Albert H Arendt and Agnes Van der Aarde listed among the seniors.
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Alice Remy
Lee Lampson
Garfield Taylor
Amy Bedell
Blanche Rodman
Charles R. Hauser
Rowena B. Case
Albert H. Arendt
Agnes van der Aarde
Clang of the Forge and Diploma Day Featured
The ceremony highlighted by the clang of the forge and a diploma presentation led by Superintendent W. F. Selleck concludes with a benediction.
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W. F. Selleck
Commencement Exercises at Woodcock Academy Review
Woodcock Academy holds commencement in the academy hall tomorrow evening with six graduates led by Edith Hibier Christina Sherman and class members from the preparatory department. The program includes piano solos recitations vocal numbers violin pieces an oration on the educational heritage and various dipoma presentations. Also listed are local real estate notices from D L Cruse and a property trade notice for Fruitvale and Summit View.
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Woodcock Academy
Academy Hall
Edith M. Hibler
Christina Sherman
Minnie Noble
Katie Rickels
Clara Woolsey
Howard Gillette
Agnes Hackett
A. J. Smith
Norris Mrs. Woolsey
Ruth Leslie
Edith M. Hibier
Ward Mrs. Woosey
Valse Capriecc
Rathbun
Helen Smith
Poultry Show Promises Great Exhibition in Washington
Washington poultry producers urged by Harry C. Collier to contribute richly to the fall show set for October 2 to 7. Theodore Hewes to judge, famed across state national and international exhibits. Entries close September 28 and all birds must arrive by October 1 for exhibition.
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State of Washington
Harry C. Collier
Tacoma
Poultry Department
Collier
Theodore Hewes
Hewes
United States
Orpheum Theater Premieres The White Slave And Peaceful Valley
Orpheum theater schedules The White Slave a thrilling Mississippi river tale with sensational scenes on Monday to Wednesday. Peaceful Valley follows Thursday to Saturday with bright droll humor. Also featured are illustrated songs by Leo ssivens and moving pictures including The Poachers and famed robberies. A Saturday matinee helps patrons catch both show and circus.
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Orpheum Theater
Mississippi
Peaceful
Leo Ssivens
Forst
Tms
Orpheum
A Romance of Athlone Opens Yakima Theatre Run
Chauncey Olcott opens his Yakima engagement June 7 with A Romance of Athlone a romantic Irish comedy drama by Augustus Pitou. The play features Dick and Rose Manning in a test of manhood, a dual with an adventurer, and a gypsy subplot with a spirited ending.
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Athlone
Chauncey Olcott
Yakima Theater
Augustus Pitou
Olcott to Star in Stage Revue at Mansion Park
The production features a century old setting with spaces including a mansion abbey and an autumnal park. Dick Ronyane, played by Mr. Olcott, is an honest hero opposite a calculating half-brother. Olcott performs songs such as Many Years Ago The Irish Swell Olcott's Lullaby and My Wild Irish Rose plus a new piece When Song Is Sweet by Miss Gertrude Sans Souci.
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Sir Philip Honyane
Dick Ronyane
Mr. Olcott
Rascal
Olcott
Gertrude Sans Souci
Minneapolis
St. Louis Exposition
Modern Addition lots to rise after June
After June 5th unsold lots in blocks 3 4 13 14 23 and 24 of Modern Addition will be raised $25 per lot. Tennant and Miles advertise sales and local merchants promote millinery hats calico and saddle horses while prices for ginghams and calico are listed.
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Tennant & Miles
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Weigel
Yakima Avenue
North Yakima High School
Tickner
John Bankherd
Harold Olds
George W. Cornett
Marjorie E. Moran
Grover C. Green
Florence McCoy
Genevieve Gervais
Laura Burbank
Edith Perry
Leah Lampson
THE
Katie Nichols
Lange Robert Shelton
Keller Helen Smith
Summit View School House
Young Orchard
D. L. Cruse
RK. F. D
North Yakima
Arenot
Crawfords
Marie
Fruitvale
Power
J. T. Gains
R. F
Paris Green
Ansbacher
Jones Manufacturing Co
Helena
Mont
Rose Manning
Eleanor McBride
Francis
Rose
Coffin Bros
Schott
H. H. Schott Co
I. M. Doty
Mit
Fair Grounds
H. M. Helliesen
Orien Miller
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North Second Street
Wheeler & Wilson
E.G. Peck, Saexes
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