The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-04
Glass Is the Largest in the
History of the Institution
Robert L. Kelly to Deliver
Class Address.
EXERCISES TO BE
HELD ON JUNE l5
Prin ipal Thompson De-
clares Work of Memberssf
1913 Class Has Been
Above the Standard.

Ninety-six students will receive d.
plomas from the Richmond High
school on commencement day, June
13. This is largest class which has
ever graduated from the local inst,.
tuition. Last year seventy-hve stud
ents graduated.
Robert l. Kelly. president of Earl
ham college, will deliver the class ad-
dress. John F. Thompson. principal
of the high school. will make a short
talk upon the work of the class. and
7. A. Mott. superintendent of the city
schools. will present the diplomas.
Rev. S. r. Lyons. pastor of Reid Me-
mortal church. will give the invoca-
ton. and the Rev. Thomas ]. Graham,
of the First Presbyterian church, the
benediction.
Principal Thompson declares the
work of the class this year has been
above the standard. and that he is
highly pleased with the results accom-
plished.
Program for Exercises.
March: Under the Banner of Vic
Orchestra.
Overture: Poet and Peasant.
Suppe
Orchestra.
Address. Robert L. Kelly
President Earlham College
Piano: Caprice Brilliant" Op. a..
................. Mendelssohn
Alta Mcpherson.
Presentation of Class.
............. John f. Thompson
Presentation of Diplomas .
........T Tomas Abbott Mott
Benediction- ... Rev. T. j. Graham
March: The Perian". Sloane
Orchestra.
Those to Graduate.
Those who will receive diplomas
are:
Gladys Barnard, Anna Barton, War
rem Beck. Walter Boyce. Herbert
Bradley. Bertha Brown. Mary Buila.
Florence Burgess, Mary Butler. Ros-
coe Gambler, Maurine Converse, Jes-
sic Cronin, Marguerite Deuker. wray
Draper. Lloyd Dye, John Eileman. Nell
lie Epps. lima Fasick. Rose FerIing.
Emily Fletcher, Mard Ford. Alvin Fox,
Vivian Fusan. Cora Gates. Philip
Gates. Celina Gehr. Lee Gem. Leroy
Gibbons. Eleanor Clifford. Ethel Ora
ham. Irene Haas. Beryl Hasty. NIL
dred Hoffman. EsteIla HoIlarn, wes-
ley Howard. Clarkson Hubbard. Ruth
Heitbrink, Blanche Ireton. Mabel
Johns, Marie Johns. Emerald Kemper.
Jessie Kimbrough, Ross Lyons, Alta
Mcpherson. Leila Manford, Hazel
Mashmeyer. Marjorie Mayhem, Ray
mond Mayer. Jennie Meranda, Howard
Messick, Harold Meyers. Paul Miller,
Aubrey Minor, Kent Morse, Forest
Murphy. Ruby Neff. Agnes Osborn.
Mildred Parker. Marie Peed. Margaret
Pohlenz. Eta Rose. Marian Russell.
Nola Russell. Alice Sharp. Cornelia
Shaw. Grace Shera, Marc Shofer. Ed
ma Sittloh. Martha Smith. Edith Steg-
man, Willard Stevens, Alfred Sudhoff.
Robert Taylor. Ruth Taylor. Margue-
rite Title. Edna Toney. Grover Tur-
ner. Vivian Fusan. Edith Uhl, Winfield
Urban, Donald Warfel. Gladys Weiss.
Eunice Wettig. Margaret wickemeyer.
Ethyl Williams. Max Williams. VIII
liam Williams. Monice willets, Mar
jorie Wiltrout. Pauline wrede.
Prof. Thompson read the names Of
those who made the highest grades
during the four years course in high
school at chapel this morning. The
highest grade of 9575 was made by
Miss Eleanor Clifford: second, Marie
Peed. 94.21; third. Mildred Hoffman,
1892; fourth, Kent More, 1888; fifth
Pauline Wrede. 92.55: sixth. Ruth Tay-
lor, 923S. Five received honorable
mention for making grades above 80.
They are Alice Sharp. Ruby Neff, Al
fred Sudhoff, John Elleman and Lee
Gem Prof Thompson stated that
there was one honor which he thought
should be mentioned He stated that
Lee Gem had attended school for eight
consecutive years without having been
tardy or absent. This is a record
which has never been equaled in the
city.