The daily sentinel., 1910-05-27
OVER HUNDRED
IN THIS CLASS

The Presbyterian church would
not accommodate the many friends of
the graduates Of the eighth grade
wien the latter received their iii
llomas from Dr. C. r. Warner Ehu
presented them on behalf OF he
school board this morning 1t was a
delightful surprise to the many who
attended. the high standard. prompt
ness and precision of the exercises,
and the spirit with which the young
people entered into the occasion, re-
sembled more the commencement G.:
a high school or college than the
ceremonies which have been inaug-
urated TO celebrate the completion Of
what is often termed, a common
school education, and the students
entrance into high school, which IL IS
hoped all will achieve next fall.
Prof. ]. Henry Allen and Dr. Ireo
X Warner delivered the principal
addresses, the former speaking on the
subject of Formation of Character
and the latter talking upon the theme
of Education
The program follows.
Song The Lord is My Shepherd
The School.
Invocation .... . Rev D.L. Edwards
SONG .................." Mary Jane
Girls Glee Club.
Address. Formation of Character
Prof j. Henry Allen.
Violin Solo .-... Orson Adams, Jr.
Address and Presentation of Diplomas
President G r. Warner.
Song -........-..... Jolly Students
The School
The song Mary Jane, was eN-
ceptioually pretty and the manner in
which 1t was sung showed most thor
ough training and direction. The
voices OF the young ladies harmonized
well and there We're indeed some
sweet voices among the number.
The invocation, by Rev, Edwards
was impressive and was very approp-
riate for the occasion,
Prof. Allen in his usual entertain
ing and instructive manner could not
but impress his hearers and the grad
uating class with the force of his
words and the value of a true educa-
ton Ii some perhaps are prevailed
upon to finish high school and college
who do not now plan upon so doing.
the wise counsel and sound advice of
their superintendent can be accred-
tied with having much to do with the
better determination.
The violin solo by Orsou Adams,
Jr.. accompanied on the piano by his
mother, Mrs Orson Adams, was one
OF the best selections ever heard in
the local school and the talent and
ability OF the young musician We're
indeed surprising.
After the presentation of the di-
plomas the lusty voices of the coming
freshmen OF the high school shouted
forth the strains of that old and pop
ular school song, Jolly Students
The services completed this morn
ing were undoubtedly the best ever
held by any graduating class from
the eighth grade of the Grand juno
ton high school.
The names of those who received
diplomas follow:
Harley Barnett, Preston Dean
Warren Ferbrache, Donald Hays,
Frank Liston. Gilbert Limberg, Bert
Logsdon. Walter Reams, Eldred
Reams, Archie Sills, Edward Wilson,
Florence Allen, Lillian Campbell,
Ruth Cannon. Gladys Dains, Carolyn
Derryberry Clarinda Gekkelcr. Edith
Glassford. Grace Harvey, Marian
Hatch. Elsie Hoyt, Edna Lille, Mary
Martin, Elsie Robinson, lreSslt Null-
mer. Bertha Casparek, Orson Adams
Jr VIII Essert, Russell II. Coles
Hugh Doherty. Raymond Goette, Al
bert Hubbard, William Lurvey Earl
Nelson, Waldcmar Newman, Leslie
Ramey. Robert Rhone, Clarence Wei
( mar. Noble WhittemOre, Charles An
drus. Raymond Wilson, Olin Mac"
| Howard Robbins, Paul Byers, Clara
Byers, Clara Beye. Marian Branstet'
ter. Vera Calhoun, Mona Cannell
| Helen Doherty, Lorraine Halbouer
| Frleda Hermann Ada Huff, Neyadi