The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-28
CONCERT BY TIE
 EUTERPE:AN CLUB Opens High School Com
 mencement Week TANNING OF THE SHREW Annual Shakespearian Presentation to Be Given Wednesday Night
 and the Final Exercises
 on Thursday
TANNING OF THE SHREW

The programme for class and graduat- ing exercises of the Birmingham and Ensley High schools, which will be held Thursday. has been completed and the names of those who will be presented with diplomas by Dr. J. H. Phillips of the Board of Education at o'clock Thursday night have been printed on the pro- gramme.
 From the Ensley High school 1t is prac- tically certain that there will be nine to receive diplomas, though there are sev- eral examinations yet to be held.
 On Monday night the commencement exercises will be begun by the Euterpean concert, the chief production to be Gaul's cantata, Joan of Arc" for which elabor- ate preparations have been made in the training of 100 voices or more.
 The following is the concert pro- gramme:
 PART I.
 'In Praise of Song (Strauss), club.
 "The Chase" (GeibeD, Boys chorus
 ''Nobodys Lookin' But de Owl an de Moon" (Schattuck), Boys club.
 Indian Mountain Song" (Codman), Girls chorus.
 The Soldiers Life" (Sullivan), club.
 PART II.
 Cantata.
 Joan of Arc' .................A.lR R. Gaul
 Characters.
 Joan of Arc, Mrs. Carolyn Lum- Cole Phillip, MT. J. D. McGill.
 Robert De Baudicourt, Mr. John Shad- dick.
 "The Voices" Girls chorus.
 Youths and Maidens of Domremy, Flu terpean club.
 One of the chief features of the High school commencement which has aroused a great deal of anticipation on the part of the friends and patrons of the institution Is The Tanning of the Shrew," to be given Wednesday even ing by the five literary societies. The clubs have always presented the plays undertaken with the greatest credit and success, and it Is understood that even more than previously the public has right to expect a splendid per formance.
 The following are the graduates who will receive diplomas:
 Lloyd Bowers. Gregory Brown, Lee Hooper, Lee Poe, J. D. Oliver, William Bedtom Wingo, Leon Isreal A. H. Williams, Cecil Sims, Ben Gross, Miss Johnnie Mae, Garner, Miss Jessie Black burn, Ralph Riddle, Miss Cecelia Me Crossin, Miss Fannie Evans, Pryor dTdHl3 RlSS lillOSeic IOc, MISS LUIS Brown, Miss Mary Wagner, Miss Louise Neville, Miss Lula Maddox, Miss Court ney Hanson, Miss Sallie May Wade, Miss Irene Irwin, Miss Willie May Posey, Miss Helen Hirsch, Miss Pauline Strickland, Miss Anita Waldhorst, Miss Anne Montgomery, Miss Alma Shell, Miss Fannie Jacobs, Miss Sallie Will Hulsey, Miss Winona Pierce, Miss Ern- estine Abbott, Miss Josie Belle Wilson, Miss Florence Wright, Miss Hazel Bell, Miss Edith Wright, Miss Amy Gourley, Chester Odom, Miss Lockey Wingo, Miss Rena Mae Pomeroy, Miss Eugenia Blount, Miss Carol Jackson, Miss AL berta Rogers, Miss Sallie Evens, Miss lin, Miss Mittie Beavers, Miss Fully Strange, Miss Alma Sarta. Miss Annie May Zimmerman, Harold Rowley, Wal ter Orcutt, Randolph Thornton, Miss Mary Forbes Miss Frances Ozane, Miss Flora Sparrow, Miss Blanche Frazier, Miss Grace Goeghan, Miss Mary Hud- dleston, Miss Muscoga Wildsmith, Miss Margaret Waters, Miss Lois Wild smith, Miss Maybelle Self, Miss Inez Thompson, Ben Goldstein, Joseph Gold stein, Ed Lee Gordon SparkeS Griffith Harsh, Miss Ida Lee Brown, Miss Mabel Stallworth, Miss Alabama West and Leonard G. Barker.
 The class day exercises will be held Thursday morning. The annual com mencement address and presentation of diplomas will be events of Thursday night. I