The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-06-07
HIGH SCHOOL Ex-
ERGISES TONIGHT
RYMAN AUDITORIUM
TO BE LIVELY SCENE.
Large Crowd Expect
ed To Be Present.
Twenty-three Graduates will Receive
Diplomas-Good Program to be
endered-Address to be De-
.Iivered by Mr.. HiIl-Presen-. -.
tation of Diplomas by
President.

The closing exercises Of Pearl
High School will be held at the Ry-
man Auditorium tonight, According
to past custom the spacious building
will be crowded with the parents and
children of the city. The gradual
ing class consists of twenty-three
boys and girls, who have completed
the course as laid down by the Board
of Education.
An interesting program has been
arranged The program follows;
Opening chorus, Jingle Bells" sa-
lutatory address, John Gordon;
MARY Had Little Lamb" Glee
Club; valedictory address, Villa
Brown; "The Last Rose of Summer
Glee Club; diplomas; closing chorus,
Pride of May" The eighth grade
diplomas were delivered Wednesday,
June 5, by Hon. w. w. Wilkerson, OF
the Board of Education.
The following compose the gradu-
ating class;
January Division-Willa A. Brown,
Mary l.. Christman, Kittie M. Davis,
Myrtle L. Gleaves, Clara L. Lowe,
Ada L. Nesbit.
June Division-Epperson P. Bond,
Edward L. Buford, Alvin H. Darden,
Ira C. Davis, Oliver R. Frierson,
John H. Gordon, Joseph e. Johnson,
George w. LYDIA, Thomas G. Mar
shall, Fulton r. Stockell, Hattie l..
Alexander, Leila L. Dillahunty, Eu-
phenia l.. Moore, Albert G. Neeley,
Mary L. Peaks, Maggie E. Reed, Mat.
tie o. Shannon.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
Those receiving Eighth Grade GER
tificates are as follows; Tyree l.. Al
zen, Samuel Batey, Ellison E. Bel.
cher, Werner Belcher, Allen Black,
James Black, Stephen Childress,
George Dixon, James Harris, Virgil
H. Hendley, Charles G. Jackson, Os
borne Jackson. John l. Marshall, Jas
A. Peaks, Benjamin Rucks, John B
Stocked, Beloid c. Stratton, Frances
Abbey, Gertrude Allen, julia Aston
Edna Anderson, Julia Battle, Rosie
Bounds, Bridget Branch, Mary Buch
anan, Mary Campbell, Phoebe Chill
dress, Hattie Cunningham, Josephine
Dismukes, Matte Evans, Anna j
Frister, Mary Hodge, Ethel Howard
Minnie Jackson Lucy James, Jeneva
Jet, Julia Jordan, Mary Liggett, Lii
Ian Lightfoot, Mary Mccullough
Georgia McRoberts, Addie Milan
Mamie Nifins, Mary ]. Page, Tennit
Perkins, Annetta Pins, Bette Porter
Mamie Rhodes, Aileen Raines, Car
RE Smith, Nellie Southali, Virginia
Steel, Matte Stewart, Villa Turner
Maggie Wallace, Susie Weakley, Ivy
Wyatt, Thos. D. Britt, Albert Canon
Jr., Thee. L. Cosby, Nelson E. Frank
lin. Albert F. James Herschel E. Lee
Charles B. Lowe, Jr.. Buford r
Majors, Perry p Marchbanks, Early
III. Marshall, Edward Mckinley
Pruett, Edward L. Samuel, John G
Walker, James T. Ward, William L
Watkins. Lucius E. Webb Elroid L
White, Minnie R. Acklen, Mary A
Baker, Viola S. Bibb, Fannie L. Bos
tic Rebecca L. Bounds, Cynthia Ma
Carr, Ozzie c. Carothers, Ollie E
Cheatham, Cordelia E. Cohen, Anna
Y. Couch, Madalene c. Dunlap, Mar!
S. Ewing Milria E. Hall, Lucinda w
Hinton Roberta H. Higgins Louis
S. Hunt, Lottie E. Jackson, Mamie L
Jennings Anna F. Johnson, Pearl r
Lewis, Ruth Mai Love, Frances L
Mack, Lady c. Martin, jamie f Nor
row, Julia F. Parker, Mamie r. Park
err Matte M. Peden, Prudence G
Petway, Maggie B. Powell, Marie
Price, Clara B. Roberts, Lady B
Shivers, Caroline E. Stockard, Bes
Isle NJ Taylor, Daisy F. Thomas
Cornelia R. Upshaw, Mary L. Van
noy, Ethel H. Wade, Mary E. Wal
lace, Vera Williamson, Helen r
Woods.
Mrs. Lee Webster was called t
| Columbia last week to the bedside o
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