Evening journal., 1914-06-20
Graduates MERRY
At Class EXERCISES
w. H. S. Graduates Have
Futures Predicted at Social
Before Commencement
FUN THE ORDER
OF THE EVENING

Glass night exercises, the last funt
tion Of the graduating Glasses Of th
Wilmington High School before th
commencement exercises were held las
night ia the auditorium Of the scboo
The night will 60 own in history q
another one Of the successes OF the l0I
classes, w II. 5.
The member Of the two classes oceu
pied tiers Of chairs on the stage an,
hanked BY groups Of palms, the girls an,
boys made a very attractive scene. Thl
members OF the classes went on tn
stage rs the orchestra played the open
ing selection, T3urgomister" from
Luders, and the audience appIanded. III,
exercises were sparkling with the spirit
Of good fellowship
One Of the features was the Jun,
class prophecy, written oy Lawrence L
Mitsil and Miss Selma Bachfacn. who
dressed IN very unique costumes, PRO.
fessed 20 pfy into the future through
2 crystal bail Ind from = witch's canl.
dron.
Willard Richardson Heaid. president
Of the February class. delivered the
greetings. His remarks were especially
appropriate and We're well delivered
FOLLOWING his remarks Miss Alice JEFF
ieris gave the history OF the February
class The history was composed by
several members Of the class and IN
rhyme told the story Of the days OF IA.
brick, which Il 20 be the first one
used IN the construction Of the new
school gymnasium, was presented bv
Robert Bayue Wheeler IN hehaf of fhe
February class. Paul d. Matthews. Of
me June class, also presented bucket
oi mortar as the June class contribution
to the same project.
questions, song by the classes.
was very pfettily sung under the direc-
tion Of Miss Nell G. krumme. musical
director Of the school.
Aiies Lillian alberta Groves gave the
history q the june class. Il revealed
many secrets uf tie class and caused
much meFrimeut.
The presentation cf the class banner
was made hy JoAn stanford Mullln.
q the 1918 ciafs and was accented bv
James Willard Humphrey. 81 the class
q ie, VINO promised 40 guard ID jealous
". Mr Mnllin pmnied out that the
banner represents the dignity 81 tins
class, while Mn Humphrey promised
with q voice oi dissemination 10 puard
and preserve ID and raise IL IA even
greater heights After another selee.
tiou BY the orchestra. wedding Of the
Mmas, the June class prophecy was
given by Don Diabolo Cuspidoro, Law
renee r. Witsil and sonora Mephisto-
pholo Dribolo, Selma Bachrach.
= witch's cauldron steaming over red
flames was the spectacular central fn
ure. The seers appeared IN their gro
tesque garh and proceeded to send cold
'hivers down the spinal columns Of their
classmates by the things which they
aw revealed IN the crystal BAH ana the
yitch's cauldron.
The june class poem was written bv
'lnry Elizabeth McKeever and The class
ltt 20 the school OF iive.section book
ase was presented by Miss Elizabeth
iooding.
Nlass songs were sung by the mem /
ers q the classes and Frank j.. Horty /
old the future of the February class 4
iany q the members Of the class. ac- /
ofdfng to air Horty's prophecy. will +
lc among the foremost citizens of the
and. He and Robert Bayne Wheeler
we're the authors 81 the history.
~ karl Brown Schilling fen the lot 1
! bidding the lower classes good bye. .
was the only sad part on the pro- +
ram but his words were FUN of cheer
ind good wishes for the lower classes
md he wished them the joy and pleas
lrc IN completing their school course
hat the June class has enjoyed.
Following the usual custom the pro.
ram was printed ON fans. On the back
't these were the names Of the com.
uittees and the officers Of the class.
With appended remarks on each indi
'idual Among the Inscriptions on TIC
program was. "Who said: Eat in the
elhrs" IT caused much laughter among
he audience.
The officers Of the class and tho com
nittoes follow;
February Willard R. Heald. presi.
lent; Alice NJ. Speer. vice president.
Mildred y Hopes, secretary; Leon p.
stayton, treasurer.
June-Karl r. schilling, president:
Gooding, vice president:
Regina Kurtz, secretary: Davis 3.
lones, treasurer.
Committees.
Executive committee Wy Frank ].
aorty, chairman; Ella Bradbury
Mildred G. Cleland, Grace McCaughan
Margaret l.. Almond, Helen G. BayIis,
edith z. Griffith. Eleanor G. Spear.
Mildred E. Stoops, Vera S. Collins
Florence b. Melehoir. Florence NJ.
-osse, Mary T.. McKeeyer, Lillian a
Groves, Helen G. Walsh. Mildred q. 4
Booker, Pauline NJ. Smith, ]. Irwin
Iefferis, Ernest S. Wilson. I.ineas
ioopes, G. David Keesey, Howard b.
Torwood and Paul d. Matthews.
Decoration committee Thomas S.
'arswell. Hazel Armentrout. Marie G
lyan, Helen r. Alexander, Ruth
.iliegren, Elizabeth n Carswel. Alice
efferis, Rosalind Ephriam, Rehecca
little. Reba Thompson. Myrtle ID
'astelow, Freda Blumberg, Helen A.
'urke, Joseph H. Jones Jr., c. Mil
ard Lang, Medford II. White. Ethel
!. Calvert, Nellie ]. Cassidy.
lawrence R. Witsil d. Clinton Todd.
hammond Freeze. W. Grattan Ladd.
elma Bachrach, Marian Gookin.
.thel N. Jervis, Harriet Miller.
lvelyn Martin, Joseph Tum Jr.
'harles n. Pierson and John McDer-
lott.
Printing committee-M Lead Gar
EFT, Verla NJ. Collier, Reba Finger
Agnes VI Grant, Irene A. Johnson.
'haries f. Schell, A. Ozella Sayllle
anna NJ. Bowe. Sarah w. Bovce
Dorothy NJ. Kleitz. ]. stanford Mnilin