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Hot Springs Weekly Star
Hot Springs, Fall River County, South Dakota
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Hot Springs High School to graduate nine students in June, with detailed commencement schedule from May 28 to June 1. Prof. Bates to speak on Mark Twain; list of graduates provided.
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Class of Nine to be Graduated From
Hot Springs High School in June.
From Superintendent R. R. Lewis,
of the Hot Springs public schools, we
learn that the high school will graduate
a class of nine young ladies and gentlemen
this year. The program for
the commencement week will be as follows:
Sunday, May 28th, baccalaureate
sermon; Tuesday, May 30th, Moore-Roberts
oratorical contest; Wednesday,
May 31st, junior banquet; Thursday,
June 1st, commencement.
It is a matter of commendation, we
are sure, that the class orations are to
be eliminated this year, for be they ever
so good, nine lengthy orations would
become tiresome. Instead Prof. Bates,
of the South Dakota State college at
Brookings, has been secured to deliver
the commencement address. The subject
of his talk will be "Mark Twain
and the value of humor."
The members of the class who will
graduate are as follows: Elizabeth
Dudley, James Dolliver, Alta Boyles,
Jay Crane, Freda Sanson, Raymond
Gillespie, Evelyn Tillotson, John Mueller
and Paul Dennis.
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Hot Springs High School
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May 28th To June 1st
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The Hot Springs High School will graduate a class of nine students in June, with commencement week program including baccalaureate sermon on May 28th, Moore-Roberts oratorical contest on May 30th, junior banquet on May 31st, and commencement on June 1st. Class orations are eliminated, and Prof. Bates will deliver the address on 'Mark Twain and the value of humor.' Graduates: Elizabeth Dudley, James Dolliver, Alta Boyles, Jay Crane, Freda Sanson, Raymond Gillespie, Evelyn Tillotson, John Mueller, and Paul Dennis.