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EXERCISES WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP PUBLIC SCHOOLS MARION COUNTY, INDIANA 23
MAY 1900 Commencement Exercises of Washington Township Public Schools, at Opera House, Broad Ripple Park, Wednesday Evening, May 23, 1900. 8:00 P.M. Music Miss Pearl Cummings Invocation Rev. Benninghoff Violin Solo Miss Jessie Porter Recitation, "Life's Weaving" Reading, "Morning, Noon, Evening Recitation, "The Price We Pay" Class Song, "Over the Stars There is Rest" School No. 5 Oration, "Opportunities of Today" Recitation. "Why Should the Spirit of Mortal be Proud?" Oration. "Love of Country" Music, Piano Duett Pearl Cummings, Stella Hessong Essay, "How Oregon Was Saved" Fred B. Deford Recitation, "The Price of a Drink" ' Geo. Bridgford Music, Piano Solo Miss Rolena Bennett Oration, "True Education" Nora Aveland Solo, "Mid the Green Fields of Virginia" Sarah Horton Music, Coronet Solo Mr. Peck PRESENTATION OF BATES PRIZE. PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS. W. F. Landes Music Miss Jessie Porter GRADUATES School No. 1 Lotlie Kirkpatrick L.E. Tyner Guy Roberts Alice Lankford School No. 2 Frank Leatherman Florence L. Moats Lizzie Thurman School No. 4 Martin Morket School No. 5 Edna Kirkpatrick Fannie Gresh Blanche Elliott Ethel Ferguson Ivin Hill Elva Fitzpatrick Earl Hill School No. 6 Katherine Lease School No. 7 Nellie Trester Louie Davis School No. 9 James Haston School No. 10 Fred. B. Deford School No. 13 George Bridgford School No. 14 Ross Smith Minnie Newby Pearl Carson Sarah Horton School No. 15 Rose Kirkpatrick Albert Kirkpatrick Bertie Bounsall Maggie Byers Nora Hareland SCHOOL OFFICERS W.F. Landes, County Superintendent. O.J. Pursel, Trustee. Geo. T. Blue, Supervisor. TEACHERS No. 1- J.W. Leonard No. 2- Emma C. Moats No. 4- Mary Easterday No. 5- Nellie Spahr J.B. Hessong Anna C. Young No. 6- J.R. Fry & Ida Mankin No. 7- J.E. Morris & Bessie White No. 8 - Myra Jackson No. 9 - H.A. Cummings No. 10 - Ivy Hessong No. 12 - Florence Whiteman No. 13 - J.A. Urmston No. 14 - Arthur Jackson No. 15 - J.W. Noble Pearl Cummings M. Louise Stabler's grandmother Eva Charlotte "Lottie" Kirkpatrick graduated from Washington Township School No. 1 in 1900. A copy of the commencement program was found in her sister's home in Bruce, Illinois. |
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