Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-31
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MISS WIGFIELD
VALEDICTORIAN
Harry Paul Hooker, Salutator-
ian; Other Commencement
Speakers Announced

With the selection of Miss Azalea
| Wigfeld as valedictorian and Harry
Paul Hooker as salutatorian, arrange
ments for the thirty-second annual
commencement exercises for the senior
class of the Steelton high school to he
held tomorrow evening have been
practically completed.
DR.. A. c. Rothermel, principal of the
kutztown State Normal school. will
he the principal speaker and the pro-
gram will include: Music by high
school orchestra: prayer. the Rev. c.
b. Segelken, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church; salutatory. Harry
Paul Hooker; recitation, Laura Esther
keim; defamation, Harry Edward
Trawitz; recitation, Henrietta Gather
inc Porr; piano solo, Florence Chris
tine Finger; defamation, George Ed
gar Wolf essay Esther Reah Lau; dec
lamation, Harry Devore Sellers: vale
dictory essay, Miss Azalea Wigfield;
presentation of diplomas. w. f. Darby,
president of the school board; address
by DR.. Rothermel.
Miss Lille May Zimmerman read an
essay on Efficiency No. l. at the
grammar school transfer exercises.
Officers of the Glass of 1916 are:
President, Harry Devore Sellers; vice
president Harry Paul Hooker; secre-
tary. Lydia Fay Weaver; treasurer,
Harry Edward Trawit2,
The class roll includes: Martin At
ticks Albert, Clarence Joseph Arm
strong, Elizabeth Bryant Attick, James
Howard Vincent Avery. Virginia Beh-
man. Pearl Marie Beidel. Minnie Ellen
Wesley Brett William clyde Broadus.
Joseph Matthias Coleman. Rachel Dar-
by, Martin Ferguson, Clayton Miller
Fickes. Florence Christine Finger,
Margaret Ethel FRANKIE, Mary Louise
Gardner. Edith May Good Ethel May
Hendricks. Sylvia Elizabeth Hepler,
Harry Paul Hooker, Helen Margaret
Hooker Helen Wilhelmina Hoffman,
Bruce Emwood Householder. Mary Ola
Jackson, Anna Ethel Keim. Russell AL
ger Keller. Eva Marie Kohler, Esther
Reah Lau, Fred Albert Lightly, Alta
Elizabeth Malehorn, Ruth Mae Nc
Naughton. John Joseph Norris. Ro-
Sella Mae Phillips Henrietta Catherine
Porr. Nina Viola Ruth. Anna Jane
Sanders Henry Devore Sellers, Bruce
Shanner. Joseph Benjamin Shepherd.
Freeda Cumbler Stees. Harry Edward
TrawitZ. Sirelle LeBaron Walck. Harry
Franklin Walter, Ethel May Watson,
Lydia Fay Weaver. Azalca Wigfield.
Franklin Earl Wolf. George Edgar
Wolf. Mia Belle WoodCock, Mabel
Christine Wright. William Mckinley
Young, Lille May Zimmerman.
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by. president of the school board.
awarded the Darby prizes for efTicien-
cy in geography in the public schools
Monday
The first prize was awarded to Isa-
bel Hope. room of the high school
building. Her average based upon n
years work in this branch was 96 Ia.
Second prize was won by Bennett
Fields, of the East End school, with
an average of 95 Ia and only one
third of a point more than that of
Ahram Goldsmith, of the central
grammar school, who was awarded
third prize. The prizes We're $2.5O,
$3.50 and $1.OO.
There were 166 pupils in the class
to which competition for the prizes
was open.
License Tags Here. - Borough Sec
retary Charles p. Feidt to-day received
dog license tags for 1916. All permits
for keeping of CANNES in the borough
expire at midnight tonight.
Buy New Uniforms. - Edward T.