The Klickitat County Agriculturist, Goldendale, WA., May 30, 1919, page 2

GLENWOOD DEDICATES NEW H.S. BUILDING
(By Emma Kuhnhausen)

     The dedication of the new high school building, which marks another epoch in the history and progress of the Glenwood community, took place at the school auditorium on May 15th. Large numbers attended, and all were enthusiastic about the program rendered by Professor Kreager of Pullman, and two junior music students, -- all of the State College.
     The programme was opened by several favorite selections by the youthful musicians. This was followed by a very interesting talk by Professor Kreager, giving a full comparison between the colonial and the present system of education. The audience were then again favored with a few selections by the musicians, including such pieces as "The Last Rose of Summer," "Loch Lomond," and "Annie Laurie."
     After the delightful programme had ended, the audience were served a dainty lunch, consisting of cake, sandwiches, and coffee, by the high school students. The tables were very prettily draped in streamers of orange and black, the effect of which was also carried out on the stage, in the form of an eight-pointed star made of high school pennants and Oregon grape.
     During luncheon a very social hour was enjoyed, after which the guests departed to their respective homes, all feeling very enthusiastic about the rapid advancement that the high school has made, and that they may now educate the children at their home.

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