The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-06
Four THOUSAND Persons See
High School Graduation.
Schools Characterized rs the
Makers of Mon.
Presentation of Diplomas by
President L. n. Jones.

II KTGSGHG0toO0 OF UID4Om0S Uy
III President ID. M. Jones.
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Eour tbou.ard nerson. saw the larx-
a.t cIo.s =, the hisforv Of Topeka hieh
! sotorI 40 ~-odueted IA y,irht The
e~ares... 80 haLs AZ fhe Anditorium
and the building was crowded to its ca
ns ca+v- There were az rirls ana AZ boys
r. the class
Tha ,,ro.-.,,, o,ar.d ~ 4 o'clock with
SELECTIONS nv the htSh school orchestra.
This was followed Nv q violin solo by
1na.s p nas Ell, ri. ,nvocatton var
given by Rev. NJ. F. Troxall. A piano
/ solo was rendered by Elmer OLSON.
/ Wilbur N. Mason, president Of Baker
university. made the address, 1.-THE
Making Of a Man" Mr.. Mason spoke
cry graduate and characterised schools
as the makers of men. He spoke Of his
own high school career, of the good
that it had done him In later life and
Of the commencement exercises when
he graduated DR.. Mason's aouress was
an excellent one. wei ntteo TOT the oc-
caslon.
Superintendent wilson mace oI1eI
talk. principally about the improve
ments that VIII be made IN the nlgn
school building this summer.
Diplomas From Jones.
L. Zones. OI08lQS0I
board, presented the diplomas. As each
name was called, the graduate walked
to the front Of the stage and received
1 the paper that took four years to OBJ
tain All Of the girl graduates were
dressed in white and the boys in dark
blue. There was a round of handicap
ping when each diploma was presented.
And when the last one was presented.
four thousand people, parents, rela-
tives. friends. left the Auditorium and
142 graduates carried with them the
precious parchments they had re-
Honor Students.
Class scholarship honors were d.
vided between Mildred Elisabeth
Bowman and Majel Elaine Langhart.
The other honor graduates having
twenty-four or more 'sE'' grades in
Everine Carls, Mabelle Cook, Faith
Hamaker. Clifford Olander. Kathlene
Rogan, Amy Swenson, veva vawter
Jack Waggoner, Maynard Walker.
Those Who rraduated. Robert n
Adams Hannah ruth Arthnr Hes+e,
P,tt ne-ha- Eneana> Pot+av A.
hert Hcmer ReaI Myrtle Ersnce.
Boataman- Mildred Eiiza beth Bow
man. Avs Catherine Bradv. Archibaid
Elizabeth Rruce. Lovd W. Ruck I-ois
Inez RurhanIx Rnfh claire Rntton
Paw IT Caiihar Bertha Faith Carls
+. Everine CARTS Harry n Carlson
Treasie I.orena classify NeIIe Eupenif
Chance. WesIev clark Ferris Marie
lCIose Mabelfe Lillian Cook Emma
| Fel1e. .sra hi Thornas Iansf1en Craw-
ford. John s. Dean. Jr.. William L
Dfckerson. Nora Ellen Drever. Eliza
beth Ellen Dyer, Bessie Alice Eddy
Leon Everett Edwards. Clara J. Elk
strom win Russell FEEDER CIaude
Samuel Field. Ruth Field. Fay Sarah
Friedbere. Elizabeth Frew. Mildred
GArlinehouse. IS Ruth Jane Carver
; Harold Storrs cav. Jean Florence
Gil. Grace Lydia Giililan. marguerite
kathryn Gohike, Abraham Louis Cor
don. Myron e. Grice. Bureoyne Griff-
ing. Eugenia Grotewohl. Ruth EVELYN
Child James Earl surfien FAITH
j Hamaker. Seaton r. HamiII- Winifred
Kathrvn Hamilton- GLADYS Arab Ham
mon. Marraret Eiizaheth Harf Irene
Henslev. Sarella IuciIle Herrick Mur-
) lei Hili. Charlotte Alice Hinaon' Ora.
! lea Hinson. RUBY Elizabeth Hoa tson
Adele G. Holtwfck. Hazel r. Hvnee
Fay Marie Inskeep. Freida Neols
Jackson Archibald w JarreIl Theo.
dore IL. Jasperson. Mabel ZONES MAT
Florence Kanode Neva lee Kin1
I.WiIlfam G.. Kinke1. E1tv Raw Knoll
Ruth Rooster FIorencc Hazel XIV.
Kendall Rubv Ruth I.ainr MAZE
blaine I.anrhart Sarah T..rimer
Ruhv r.oniae T,evhurn Fla. Vial.
Iorsn Hazel Maud Tc,lev rh.ris,
RenfIev LYON Marv VViflard T.vore
Je.sie M.rie Mcf,IeIiand M.vae .nI;v.