The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-21
Commencement Exercises
Of Dickson City Schools.

nasstlDn fos the boys and girls ot
|shs graduating class.
Following The prayer, we're: soma
by the choir. directed BY Prof
Swank; the scripture reading. by
Rev. strieklin, whiah was from III.
Cor. is; song. The Lord y NY
Shepherd, !" by choir; Solo. Fear
Not, Beloved by Proi. swank,
Kew. j. w. Mcdaniel introduced the
speaker, Rev. Whitesids, who, after
/ few PREDATORY remarks, took his
text frnm John 1876, aud announced
his subject, "HnRini.sa 6oest Thonf'
Ds. Whitssides . subject was moss
fitting ior sha occasisn, and In deal
ing with IL, he brought forth many
gpspel truths. He said the Qnes-
tion, Whittier Goest Thou" was
for both old and young alike, bat
iii was in. a. special sence Tor ths tss
graduating class, and emphasized
the Importance Of using good iudg-
ment im making their decision. lie
delivered the message in a most
pleasing. eloquent manner, and IL
vas well received by an audience
which filled the auditorium.
FOURTH EvENfNG-A0NDAY
All music lovers again enjoyed a
rare treat at the Recital OF the Music
and Expression Departments under
the auspices of Prof. ID. l., Swank
and Miss Doekie Anne Shipp at
the school auditorium Monday even.
ing.
Misses Mamie Roth, Winnie Me.
Laushlin, Alien Taylor. Glars Mil.
Ter, Carrie MeCaul. Sarah Leeeh
and Dimple Johnson and tuson
stricklin gave piano solos; Misses
Mary and Ruth Durrett, Marguerite
and Virginia Boyte, Lorene Crutch-
er and Mary Bryan and Willie Bax-
to: and Irene benson gave piano
duets; Misses Mary Nichols, Louise
Cummings, Evelyn Crow gave a
piano trio; Miss Wrenn Hopkins, a
violin solo. This concluded the
musical numbers.
Following Is the Expression pro-
gram which was rendered: Read
ing, The Jinersn--Miss Lura
Donegan; Reading, Growing In
dignity" Malcolm Clement; Read.
ing, The Bamble Bee Miss
Hazel Halbrook; Dialogue. The
Doctor"--Miss Hazel HHslbrook and
Frank Dunn; 0rations--Malcolm
Clement and Lipo Henslee; Read
ing, Truth in Parenthesis Miss
Ida Clement; Musical Reading.
Little Boy Blue'--Miss Mary
Walker; Reading, Saint Peter at
the Gate''-Lipe Henslee; Indian
Club Drill--Le Roy Elrod.
FOURTH EvRNING-WKDNBSDAY
The exercises for the fourth even
ing OF the Commencement was given
Wednesday. the attraction being a
Recital, consisting OF a play, Drills,
pantomimes, action songs, readings,
monologues and vocal and inStru-
mental music, directed by Miss
Dockie Anne Shipp and Prof. d. l..
SHank.
Piano Solos were given by Misses
Myrtle Miller. Nellie Burgie ana
Eloise Grain; Piano Duets. Misses
Ida Clement and Louise Crow. Lo-
rene and Ruby Harris and Prof.
Swank and Fuson Stricklin; Violin
Duet. Miss Wrenn Hopkins and
Prof. Swank; Violin Solo, Prof.
Swank; Vocal Solo. J. Max Cowan;
Readings, Miss Sammye Bryan and
Lipe Henslee; Musical Reading,
Miss Ida Clement; Monologues,
Misses Hazel Boyte and Sarah Leech
and Malcolm Clement; Grecian
Drill and pantomime Of Holy City.
Misses Shipp. Hopkins. Miller,
Jones, Leech and Donegan; Dumb
Bell Drill, Expression Students;
Pansomime. Expression Students.
Play; After Fashion," Misses
Mary Walker and Eioise Grain and
LIE Roy Elrod.
FIFTH AND SIXTH EVENINGS.
Following ara the programs ol
|the Eighth stade aud the High
school which will conclude the
Commencement exercises. 20 ne
given ia the School Auditorium
rhuradsy and Friday evenings, Msy
2oth and 2lst. 7.45 d CLOCK respect
lively;
EIGHTH GRADE,
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