The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-05-03

10 49, Fortunate. The first time
a,ar cav Charles B. Aycock was
when he delivered an ADDRESS aoIt
the Cary High School, ana ~ -
time j saw him he was soIean nioas-
North carolina. and / now take pleas
1,rn in introducing governor-to-pe.
Hon. Thomas W. Beckett
After Mr.. Bickett's admlrabie AZ,
| dress the school with strong 60.
voices sang with spirit, no! ioi
! Carolina" ~.
In presenting the certificates TO inc
originating class Principal M. B. Dry
stated that eleven were Lop,
| resented by students in the scnooi
this wear. three from South Caroiiha,
| and eight from North Carolina. VI
a total enrolment of 81 hig scnool
pupils 80 were from the cary nisil
School district, % OUTSIDE.
we're 70 boarding pupils, nearly a
| ~oparter of the total enrolment. Inere
was . total of 207 pupils from the
. district. There were Al pupils IN the
music department and Is taxing tS-
| preston. Eight teachers olo the
work this year.
The graduates receiving diplomas
were as follows:
s O.. Holland, president, New Hin;
Rfyrtha Fleming. secretary, Cary; Z.
J.. Carpenter, Morrisville: W. b. Gov
ington, Laurel Hill; w. 6. Farrar.
Apex; A. L. Fleming. Cary; {. }.
Green, Raleigh; 3. p. Pearson. Apex;
Ruth Sears, Morrisville; W. +. Smith.
Riverside; Novella Smith. Cary; I.
T. Williams. Apex: Willine Womble,
Apex; Q. r. Yates, Morrisville; Q. w.
Yates, Morrisville-
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the Dec
lamation and recitation contest Tor
medals was held. The debate took
place last night. the speakers being
Howard Benton, Cary, and {. }. car
penter. Morrisv;lle, ALTERNATIVES; 5. ..
Holland. New Hill, and O. w. Yates,
MorrisviIle, negative. The query was:
Resolved, That the Navy Should be
Largely increased The Judges were
Prof. j. H. Highsmith, Of Wake For
est College, Principal X. II. Mcintyre,
Of Holly Springs School, and Prof. G..
c. keeble. Of Raleigh High School.
The negative won the decision and
Mr.. Carpenter, of the affirmative, the
medal. This afternoon the Clay So
ciety medal! for Improvement
in debate was awarded to
f. r.. Penny, Apex, and the
Morrisville. Mr.. Carpenters medal
was presented to him as the best de-
batter, In defamation the medal
went to W. +. Smith. Of Riverside, S.
c., II the recitation medal to Miss
Re1a Stephenson, Raleigh. The
scholarship medal was presented to
3. 2. Pearson, of Apex.
The contestants for the declama-
ton and recitation medals were as
follows:
Lena Stephenson, Raleigh, "Anan-
da's Wedding"
Mary Reddish. Raleigh, "OId Ace,
or Race for a Bride"
Azzie Scott, Morrisyille, "Our
Folks"
F. c. Harvard, Morrisville, My
Mother, Ny Country, My God"
w. b. C~ovington, Laurel Hill,
Writing a anne
B. +. Pearson, Apex, True Hero
ism"
" T. Smith, Riverside. S. G., Trial
Of Warren Hastings"
J. r. Hester, Roxboro, Americas
U~ncrowned Queen"
Q. r. Yates. Morrtsyille, The Com
ing OF Peace
This evening a highly enjoyable mu-
steal concert and play for the bene-
fit of the music department were
given, d large urn being received from
the auditorium. The pro
gram was as follows.
The Gingle OF Money. .Chaninade
+. Bonner, r. Sears, a. Fisher. r..
Pearson, K. Maynard, G.. Adams.
O.. Bailey, NJ. Howell, NJ.
Breeze, B. Franklin, r.
Ivey. A. Williams.
When Life IS Brightest 1890. .Pensuiti
Chorus.
When Birdie Studied Deisarte.
Mary Lillian Reddish.
Gingerbread Man =.
........... Burrowes
Annie Hall, Eiva Tempieton, hannah
Ivey.
Impromptu Mazurka.
La Rue Hunter.
Under the Buggy Seat.
Charity Partin.
Pancake Song Iacoco
Chorus.
Last Word. .....Henry Van Dyke
Ienora Cpchurch.
..... Schultz O'Neiu
GuSsie Adams.
Merry Lads and Lassies. Sanford
Ruth Sears, Bess Franklin, Katie |