Report on the Lawrenceburg Public Schools in Dearborn County, Indiana for 1880 appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 10 Jun 1880 – Page 3, Column 3

The following pupils in the Lawrenceburg Public Schools were neither tardy nor absent during the school year:

• Rellie Woodward
• Eddie Gilland
• Louisa Decker
• John Koehler
• Louisa Sanders
• Lillie Callahan
• Tillie Heckheiser
• Thomas Rork
• Henry Wencke
• Willie Deuchle
• Ollie Sturm
• Maggie Klepper
• John Rork
• Carrie Schleicher
• Fred Everhart
• Louisa Sembach
• George Wencke
• Hiram Childers
• Retta Givan
• Mary Sanks
• Frank Emmert
• George Theis
• Charlie Childers
• Annie Wesler
• Henry Decker

The following were absent once, but not tardy:

• John Williamson
• Fritz Moeller
• August Henke
• Willie Wesler
• Fred Pfazgraf
• Birdie Pfalzgraf
• Jacob Stahl
• Elkanah Barrott
• Daisy White
• George Lommel
• Charlie Howard
• Tillie Vogel
• Emilie Baumgartner
• Annie Geisert
• Ernest Oertling
• Louisa Howard
• Joshua Terrill
• Eddie Ferger
• Ida Kappel
• John Everhart
• Mattie Seekatz
• Annie Stein
• Katie Decker
• Albert Weneke
• Gussie Spanagel
• John Sheperd
• Frank Kyle
• Katie Snider
• Susie Hawkins
• Eddie Kilner
• Henry Higgs
• Arther Kilner
• Anna Sembach
• Winnie Thomas

The following were tardy once, but not absent:

• Maud Rush
• Julia Akers
• Nettie Duck
• Carrie Dobell
• Ed Smashea
• Rita Dunlevy

The 1879 commencement of the Lawrenceburg High School in Dearborn County, Indiana appeared in:

Lawrenceburg Register – 29 May 1879 – Page 3, Column 3

The Public Schools of this city, will close on Friday, June 6th, and the commencement exercises will take place at the Court House on the same evening, when the following pupils of the High School will graduate and take their diplomas:

• Emma Brogan
• Ollie Brodwell
• Cora Bainbridge
• Julia Stockman
• Fred Everhart

The Maennerchor have been engaged to assist in the exercise. Programme next week.

Lawrenceburg Register – 5 Jun 1879 – Page 3, Column 3

LAWRENCEBURGH HIGH SCHOOL
Commencement, June 6th, 1879.

The Commencement Exercises of the High School will take place tomorrow evening at the Court House. The following is the programme:

• Awake, My Trembling Lyre—High School.
• Invocation
• Progress of Ages—Cora Bainbridge.
• United Effort—Ollie Brodwell.
• Eulalie—Serenade—Maennerchor.
• Idleness—Freddie Everhart.
• Life—It’s Morning, Noon and Night.—Julia Stockman
• Shepherd Chorus—Maennerchor.
• Unseen Influence—May Akers
• Twilight—Valedictory—Emma Brogan.
• Presentation of Diplomas—Dr. W. D. H. Hunter.
• Benediction.

The 1878 commencement of the Lawrenceburg High School in Dearborn County, Indiana appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 6 Jun 1878 – Page 3, Column 3

The Commencement Exercises
Of the Lawrenceburgh High School will take place at Odd Fellows’ Hall on Friday evening, June 14th, 1878.

The following is the programme:

• Music—Instumental
• Invocation
• Music—Vocal.
• Salutatory.
• Importance of Knowledge and Mental Improvement—George Schroeder.
• Selection—Tillie Israel.
• The Tree which ceases to grow, begins to decay—H. Lee Early.
• Labor, its dignities and achievements—Lewis Daniel.
• View of Happiness—Warren Hauck.
• Music—Vocal.
• Power of Thought—Alice Schleicher.
• A Business Education—Valedictory—Collins Fitch.
• Presentation of Diplomas.
• Music—Vocal.
• Benediction.

The Instrumental Music will be furnished by the Orchestra.

The 1877 commencement program of the Lawrenceburg High School in Dearborn County, Indiana appeared in:

Lawrenceburg Register – 24 May 1877 – Page 3, Column 2

GRADUATES.—Robert Colt, Herman Ferger, and Misses Emma Blair and Tina Pusey will be the graduates from the Public Schools this year. Mr. Colt and Miss Blair in the regular course, and Mr. Felger and Miss Pusey in the select course.

Lawrenceburg Register – 14 Jun 1877 – Page 3, Column 2

The commencement exercises of the High School took place in the Odd Fellows’ Hall last Friday evening. The house was well filled. The first on the programme was Miss Tina Pusey, who delivered the salutatory of the class. Her subject, “Human Life,” was very well written, and reflected credit upon its author. Miss Emma Blair’s essay, “Vanity of Human Aggrandizement,” was excellent in composition and read well. Fritz Ferger wrestled with the subject of “Ambition,” and did himself much honor. The valedictory, “Have an Object in Life,” was delivered by Robert Colt, and was well written, and delivered in a clear and distinct voice. The entire performance was good, and the class have reason to congratulate themselves of their success. The audience deserves much credit for the order that they preserved throughout the proceedings.—The diplomas were presented by Dr. C. B. Miller of the School Board. The performance of Willie Huber and Hugo Kupferschmidt on the violin, in company with Prof. Roehrig on the organ, was splendid. Mr. Collins Fitch and Miss Emma Blair were presented by the Trustees with a handsome gold pen and holder for having the neatest and best examination papers. The presentation was a complete surprise to them.