The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-05-19
CLOSE OF SCHOOL
This Week Finishes a Very Successful
School Year in Lamar

With the commencement program
on Friday evening Of this week the
Lamar schools for the 1914-15 year
will come to a formal close. The year
as a whole has been a success, and the
school board decided to stand pat and
have re-appointed the present staff,
both in high school and the grades.
There may be some changes later
through the desire of the teachers
but SO far as the board is concerned
they can remain as at present.
The senior class of the high school
is composed of twenty-nine boys and
girls as follows:
Anna Leah Butler, Loleta Paulina
Brown, Hector C. Beaubien, Barrie
st. Clair Curran, Ernest Clyde Cope
land, L. Elizabeth Coates, Sylvia
Mary Davidson, Charlotte Elizabeth
Davis, Edwin Curtis Deverman, Wayne
G. Downing, Benjamin Alfred FLESH
man, Lillian Grace Grimsley, Eunice
B. Howard, Clara Edna Leap, Will
liam Russell Lee, Lawrence Orville
Light, r. Walter Large, Katharyne
NJ. Myers, Helen Merrill, Beryl May
Mclean, Stuart wilkins Pratt, Nellie
Gertrude Russell, Alma Rose, Goa
May Ray, Veda Agnes Strong, Leon
ard Eugene SHILLING, Elsie Thomas
Jasper Lindsey Tucker, Florence Rob
erta Walters.
The first Of their closing exercises
was last Friday night when they gave
the usual class play for the purpose
of raising money to pay for the
class memorial, a beautiful statue of
Diana. They played to a crowded
house, and like the professionals, the
crowded house seemed to inspire them
to their best efforts for they certainly
carried off their parts in a manner to
please their auditors and friends. The
play selected, "a Cabinet Minister"
while a very difficult one, gave al
most all the class an opportunity to
play leading roles and all OF them
deserve high praise for their earnest
efforts and hard work. They reflect
ed deservd credit on those who so
patiently and generously coached and
helped them. Miss Odell, the class
instructor, and Mrs. thinner, who so
kindly assisted, deserve the highest
praise.
Cast Of Characters
Cabinet Minister ..... Barrie Curran
Lady Twombley ....... Elsie Thomas
Brooke Twombley, their SON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Stuart Pratt
Imogen, their daughter. .Leta Brown
Dowager, Countess Of Drumdurris-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Helen Merrill
Lady Euphemia Wharf, her daughter
.................. Nellie Russell
Earl OF Drumdurris. Lindsey Tucker
Countess Of Drumdurric-
............ berry, Mclean
Lady MacPhail 80. Florence Walters
MacPhail of Ballocheevin-
........... Elwyn Deverman
Valentine White, Lady Twombley's
nephew .......... Wayne Downing
The Hon. Mrs. Gaylustre-
............E Elizabeth Coates
Mr.. Joseph Lebanon. Eugene SHILLING
Mr.. Melton ......... Clyde Copeland
Mr.. Munkittrick ...... Russell Lee
Miss Munkittrick .... Anna Butler
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Charlotte Davis
Observation-Disclosures. Ben freshman
............ Katharyne Myers
On Sunday evening the churches of
the town united in the Baccalaureate
services at the auditorium, and it was
packed to the doors and many turned
away. A special choir under instruc-
tons of Miss Gordon gave very ex-
cellent musical program, and Rev. W.
S. Crozier Of the Presbyterian church
conducted the services assisted by the
pastors of the other churches. The