CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-05-24
HIGH SCHOOLS
GRAD TONIGHT
Canon City and South Canon High
School Commencements This
Evening

School Commencements This
Evening.
The members of the senior classes
of the Canon and South Canon high
schools are looking forward with much
of expectancy and pleasure to the an
nual commencement exercises which
are to be held tonight. One of the
graduating ceremonies is to take place
at the First NJ. E. church and the other
at the First Presbyterian church.
The graduates have reason to be
proud of their achievements in the
school room and triumphs have been
a source of qualification to their as
sociates, who have followed along the
devious paths of learning with a
friendly interest, rejoicing with them
in their victories and sympathizing
with them in their failures.
Graduation day marks a distinct
epoch in the lives of those who hon
orably complete the course of study
prescribed by an institution of learn
ing, whether it be a high school or
university makes but little difference.
1t is the end and elimination of long
period of mental application and means
much to those who attain it
To have finished the work laid down
in the curriculum of either the Canon
or South Canon high school is no small
distinction and those who have ac-
it are entitled to some spe-
cial consideration, as it implies a
that is highly commend
able and foreshadows a citizenship
that will be helpful to the community
and exalting to the nation.
The exercises tonight will be of
great interest to the public and the
churches where they are to take place
will, no doubt, be far too small to
all who would like to
be present to witness the commence
ment festivities.
The program of the Canon high
school class at the NJ. E church will
be as follows:
Piano solo, Glenna Combes; invoca
ton, Rev A. W. Henderson; salutatory,
"The Gulf Stream of Humanity" Ever
ard Fuller: class prophecy, Leslie Gar
linghouse; vocal solo. Absence
Mabelle Hooyer; address, President
James H Baker of the University of
Colorado; organ solo, G. W. Samson;
Natures Lessons to Her
Lovers" Martha Lamb: presentation
of diplomas. Mrs. Magdalene S. Ray
uolds. president of board; class song,
class of '06. .
The South Canon high school com
mencement program will be given at
the First Presbyterian church and will
be as follows:
Music; high school orchestra; invo-
cation. Rev. ]. T. Thomas, Jr.; saluta-
tory. Our Country's Mission Law
renee Henry Serry; piano solo, Nellie
Inez Heaton; address, Dr. Sanford
Bell; song, Sweet May" high school
glee club: valedictory, Our Noblest
Birthright.'' Katharine Winifred Jones;
piano solo, Gotta Acker; presentation
of diplomas, E. ]. Stinemeyere, presi-
dent board of education.
The motto of the Canon class of 'o6
is ''Esto Quod Esse Videris,' and its
personnel is:
Bertha NJ Buck. Mona Lillian Brown,
Artie Margaret Banta, Bertha E.
Banta, Ruby Elizabeth Cannon. Glen
ma COnOeS. burnle james NTdlS, pdi III
H Duell, Pearl Duncan, Violet Min
erva Fuller. James Everard Fuller,
Margaret Granger, Ethel Blanche Glib
son, Ben Adellbert Gray, Leslie Holmes
Clearinghouse, Monvilla Louise Grave
stock, Herbert T. Gravestock. Stella
Mabelle Hooyer, Lebbeus L. Harding.
Effie Hall. Martha Audrey Lamb. Lewis
]. Lloyd. Ethel McLain. Edna Payne,
Ethel Blanche Reed, Nellie Sartor.
The South Canon class motto is ITO
be, rather than to seem," and its men,
bership roll: Albert B. Colgate. Maude
Elynor Jenkins, Oralind V. kirkton,
Bessie Belle Moyle, Calvin Belmont
Preston, Emma Mae Quinlan. Law
renee Henry Serry, George Francis
Tripp. Bertel n. Ward, Nellie Inez
Heaton, Katharine Winifred Jones,
Byrtena X Mink. Jacob Coulter Pres
ton. Mary ]. Price, May Florence Snow,
Hulda May Talledge, Ida Warner,
winona Hazel Viewer.
In the Canon class Miss Martha
Audrey Lamb won first honors and
Miss Violet Minerva Fuller second
honors. In the South Canon class Ber-
tel n. Ward was honor man and Law
renee Henry Serry second.