The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-06-10
CLOSING EXERCISES
OF THE |. H. S.
Prove A Great Success.

With the closing of this years school
work. the pupils have had the advan-
tage of other school pupils in other
towns by an extra month of work. and
this years work was one of the most
successful in the schools history. II
the boys and girls learned in their text
looks. in accordance with their plays
they have been presenting to the peo-
pie, we feel quite sure that the above
statement is true.
The program of the entire week was
opened up with the Senior Class play
Nose" which was played to please the
gods. All twenty two members of the
class having a very hard and difficult
part to play but each member playing
his or her part to perfection.
Bradley Bourne, the Foot Ball Hero,
Glass Carrier for Nose whom a
guilt of fraud was thrown upon.
Paul Elliott who was for Frank Thorn
ton, the part being played by Billy"
Miller, Infant Terrible" by Joe Kav-
anaugh, product of Journalism"
played by J. Heron, the old, man
Moses" father. played by James
Wood. The Society Boys" were well
PLAYED by Gowen Bourne, Wood Wilmot
and Milton Elliott
The girls, consisting of Miss Viola
Beagle, as Ann Shyler" played an
important part. Lena Schooler, as
Betty, Martha finder was a good
character in the person of "Katherine"
Miss Mae Powell, as Franks" sister,
was also a good char acter, Miss Iona
Dunn as MARY Susan a little girl"
played good part with Joe Kavanaugh.
Misses Viola Tribble and jamie Terrill
were two splendid characters, Miss
Jennie Cox, together with her Glass
History" (which she read) was played
fine. Miss Nora Brown was an admirer
of the boys together with Miss Ida
Rainey, Misses Melissa Sutton and Ora
Prather were two good characters
and the entire group was congratulated
for the high class play. The large
Auditorium was packed and many we're
unable not even to get in the doors for
standing room. This was the largest
crowd ever in the auditorium.
The Baccalaureate sermon was
preached at the Auditorium Sunday
morning by DIR. Clark of the Kentucky
Wesleyan College of Winchester. DR..
Clark is President Of that Institution,
and delivered fine address. The
Seniors marched in single file to the
stage, wearing their caps and gowns.
The Auditorium was laden with roses
and the sweet singing was great help.
The Declamatory Contest, was one
Of the greatest events of the program.
Misses Mildred Beazley. Rather.
Inc Bourne, Kathleen ogg Iona Dunn,
and Messrs Owen Hendren, Bradley
Bourne, Wallace Cotton and John Holtz.
claw were the speakers. The winners
of the $500 gold pieces were Miss Mil.
bred Beszley and Mr. Owen Hendren.
The operetta given Tuesday night by
Misses Smith and Morris pupils was
a pretty entertainment. 1t was Jap.
snese play and was graciously carried
out.
The Musical given Wednesday even.
ing by Miss Webb's pupils was a great
success in every particular. The Audi
forum was beautifully decorated in
ferns and flowers and was one Of the
best programs Of the week.
Misses Under. Ezella and Anderson
rooms gave fine program Wednesday
evening. Miss finders room present.
ing a Market Day" and Misses
Anderson's and Ezell's room presenting
q picnic In Fairyland.