Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-06
New Principal for
Monmouth High School
Capital Journal Special serviee.)

! Capital journal Special SerVlee.)
Monmouth, Ore, June G.-Professol
I Roy Glass, Of jefferson, was recently
elected as principal of Monmouth high
school for the next school year in the
place soon to be vacated by Prof. f. l..
Keezel, who has been principal of
Monmouth high school for the past
three years and who resigned the posi-
tion for the next year with the intcn-
tions Of returning to the university for
post graduate work. Prof Glass was
principal of Jefferson high school dur
ing the past year and bears the honor
Of being university graduate. The
other teachers for Monmouth high
school will remain the same as FOR the
past school year: Miss Armilda Dough
Is, history and economies; Miss Vida
Fatland, English; Miss Mary Hawley,
commercial department
The baccalaureate services for the
seventh annual commencement of Mon
mouth high school took place Sunday
morning, June 4, in the Evangelical
church at II o'clock. The program for
the services was as follows:
Gloria-Congregation.
cripture-Minister
Hymn, "Holy Bible, Book Divine "
Excel
Prayer-Rcv. Fisher.
Hymn, Coronation - Cougrega-
tion
Anthem, "NIoke Joyful Noise. -
Tussing- High School Chorus.
Solo, ooh! Thou Sublime, Sweet
Evening Star. "-Wagner-AIiss Bessie
Barnicott.
Sermon, "Thc Influence of the Bible
in the Formation of Character Rev.
+. NJ Fishetr.
Hymn--Congregation
Bonedictiou-Rey. w. A. Wood.
The regular annual commencement
exercises Of Monmouth high school will
be held ON Friday, June 8, in the high
school auditorium at o'clock The
class address will be given by F.. d.
Resser professor of industrial pcda,
gogy of the Oregon Agricultural col
lege The graduating class Of 1916 is
A. follows Alton A. Mcclellan, Ray
mond H. Steinback, Edna Marion
Parkes, Robert l.. Hendren, w. j. Null
key Jr., Mary Belle McAlGstcr, Laurel
M. Canning, Harold A. Haley, Daphne
l.. 0strom, Grace Parker, Charles W.
Strong, Douglas B. Parker. Ruth f.
Wilson, Jay b. Knapp, Ted B. McKen.
zie, NJ Barbara Steinberge, Irene Hag
enbuch, Erica Iynia Moore, Marian b.
Macdonald.
Thursday, June s, is senior class day
for M II. S., also the day for the an.
nual high school picnic.
The commencement exercises for the
Oregon Normal school will take place
this week. President Ackerman regrets
very much to announce that the cxcr.
cises will not be open to the public, due
TO the fact that the Normal chapel is
not large enough for many visitors to
attend ns the students themselves fill
the chapel However, preparations have
been made for inviting and seats have
been reserved for the alumni Of the
school. Sone few special invitations
for the exercises will he given out by
the Normal faculty and seniors. Owing
to the immense growth of the school
this situation of lack for chapel space
has come about, but II is hoped that
new provisions for enlarging the room
will be made before the beginning of
the next school term, beginning in the
fall,
A farewell reception was given to
Rev, Ritchey and family Of the Chris.
tian church last Saturday evening in
the church basement. There was a large
who expressed their regards