The daily sentinel., 1914-05-27
commencement
PROGRAM MADE
PUBLIC TODAY
President SWire to Present Dl.
plOmaS;; Ben Griffith is
Speaker.
Ny J. HENRY ALLENl

THE following commencement
program will be given at the
Park opera house next week,
Thursday evening, June 4.
Rev. John W Heal.
Salutatory-Ilorace Herbert Hop
Lins.
valedictory- Edith Irene Glassford
Quartette--" 'Tis June. Denza
Ruth Marie Smith, Grace Harvey,
Hazel White, Marian Hatch
Address-Jamss Herbert Kelley.
President Colorado State Normal
School, Gunnison.
Presentation of diplomas w
Swire, president board of educa-
ion.
Glass song.
As is customary. the members of
the class will be given five tickets
each.
Thursday morning, June 4. at 8
O'Clock at Kraft & Emerson drug
store, tickets for commencement will
be on sale to the general public at
20 cents each. No seats can be re-
served by telephone. 1t will be
necessary TO be in line in order to
obtain tickets. No person will be
permitted to buy more than six
ltNhttS. Every year Il ldTSt HuHlDtI
have been disappointed because
they could not obtain tickets before
they were all sold However. there
are always number of seats left
upstairs. which are sold at the opera
house, and people who. have occu-
pied these seats have stated that
they could hear the speakers and that
they had fine view of the gradu-
2 "A and nfh4rg tho
Friday morning. June ), the mem
lars OF the EIGHTH lrad. graduating
fc,asses will hold their exercises in
the First Presbyterian church. cor
ner of Sixth and White. At this
, time each graduate will be presented
by the board of education with a
/ High School Annual and Fred NJ
Bacon. supervisor OF penmanship.
will present certificates for profit
cheney in writing and the silver low
ing cup won by the pupils in Miss
Foote'S room. John w. Swire, presi-
dent of the board of education, will
present the diplomas and Hon, Ben
Griffith will give an address at these
exercises
The public is cordially invited to
listen to the baccalaureate sermon.
which will be delivered by the Rev
A. Il. Shattuck. at the Congrega-
tional church. Sunday evening, May
81. Rev. Shattuek is an able and
intereting speaker an will undoubt-
edly preach sermon which will be
of value. not only to the graduates,
but to all who hear him.
The teachers are extending a cor
dial invitation to the school children
to march in the parade Decoration
day Saturday this week. 1t is
hoped that large number viii turn
out and show their patriotism and
their love of the old soldiers. whose
ranks are constantly growing less as
the years go by These noble men
faced shot and shell on the battle-
field with loyal devotion in the
service of their country, and ii is a
fitting tribute that the graves of
their comrades should be strewn
with the seasons brightest and
sweetest flowers.
A great rush is expected when the
tickets for the class play. "a Rose
of Plymouthtown," are placed on
sale at the Quist rug store, Saturday
morning. May 80. Great interest has
been shown in the play and it will
undoubtedly be pronounced sue
cess.
Never in the history of the Grand
Junction high school has a brighter
and more harmonious class than
the class of 1914 PASSED out from
successful high school training. The
faculty are united in high compli-
ments to this class and all of us
wish them bright and successful ca
reers.
The superintendent takes this OPP
portunity to urge all who wish books
for vacation study. to obtain them
from the office not later than Fri
day. June 5. The secretary closes
her work that evening. and the of
flee viii then be closed for the sum
mer. By remembering to get these
hooks now much Inconvenience later
on may be saved.