Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-01

The diplomas are in book form. be-
ing enclosed in gray sheepskin.
The evening will be closed by ben1'
diction given 10y the Rev. A. T. Gross
man.
Members of the graduating class
will be attired in their gray caps anu
gowns
The arena of the hall will be re-
served for parents of the seniors,
members of the faculty and schoor
board.
Closing Event.
The last item of commencement
week viii he the annual alumni re-
ccptiOn to he given in honor of the
graduating class at the home of Miss
Leona Galbreath, 1900 South Boulder
avenue, Friday evening.
Seniors. as well as others in the
school. VIII be given their final report
cards Saturday afternoon. all eXaml-
nations being completed today
Yesterday was senior class day ana
a highly successful program was rem
dered by members of the graduating
class, under the direction of the Eng
lish faculty, Miss Berrigan being
chairman of the committee.
The program was given in the high
school assembly. the stage of which
was ullN h'NbltN III Jdpii'ot
fashion. The entire program was
carried out in oriental manner.
The high school orchostr furnished
excellent music between numbers.
The program was opened by the
salutatorians address, given by flar-
old orr, and this was followed by
Miss Lucille Tyler, who sang vocal
solo.
The class history was presented by
Harold Altkin and was acted in pam
tomime by various members Of the
class. one of the most nota BILE num-
bcrS was the violin solo by Maur1c :
Taylor, who held the audience to the
last draw Of the bow
Lamp Of knowledge.
Full of humor was The class
prophecy Nv Miss Josephine Forster,
who posed as a crystal gazcr with a
background of pretty oriental misses.
The class viii. given by Mary Sill,
was next ana the presentation of the
lamp of knowledge to the junior class
closed the light part of the prog am.
Harold orr made the presentation
speech ana Lloyd Stone responded for
the juniors.
\ volcal solo hv James Tuttle pre-.
Ceded the address of the class Valedir-
| torian. Miss Thelua EcnninShoft. this
concluding the program
Those who graduate:
John Harold Aittin, Thomas Afford
| Agsas. Cecil Vernon Argenstcin
Alice Hattie Ball. Maude Ethlowayno
/ Bates. Thelma Bennnghoff William
! clyde Black, Paul j. Browne, Sarah
| Jane Bullers, Mildred Evelyn Bum
! CORNER Beryl Louise Butler, BNrdc
! Maurine Bycrs, Glenn Campbell Mar
| tina Pryor Chenault, Walton Spenc.
/ Clinton, Gladys Missouri cody. Wal
| lace Eugene Covert. blanchc Lucille
| CrCckmorc, Rosemary GeneVieVt
| Crate, Harriet s. Culhertson, Edit
Arselia Dilling, IRA Lee Duncan
| Mary Josephine Forster. Elsie Mae
| Harpcr, Roy Albert Harris. Syh
Harrison, Harry B. Harter, Norns
Hays. Nelma Leu Vera Hopping. Ho'
NOR Kenneth Hughes, William Fran-
els Impey ir., Alta Johnson. Matti,
Armour Kennedy, Josephine Iayman
Lucille Lee, Clara Narnum McJunkin
| Ida Estellc McNicol. Norman W. Mil
Ter, Justin Russell Morse, Thomas
Miller Neal. Eunice Belle Newbcrry
| Harold James orr. James A. owens
! H. Everett Pope. Mary Hazel Roome
Leroy Fugh Rylander, Winfred Au
! gustus Setscr. Mary Gould Sill. Mar!
Marguerite Swagler. Maurice Waite
Taylor, Tessa Timmons, James lienr.
Tuttle, Helen Marjorie Thurman, Lu
cillo Doris Tyler. Juniata Nisher Levi
| ElZey Washington, Neneverett- q
| White. Vera V. Willhour, Violet VIII
hanson, Everett Albert Wood. Thel
ma Irene Woolley, Ivy Mitchell Wynn