The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-07
LOUISA, LAWRENCE COUNTY. ke ekTuckv, JULY Z 1916
COMMENCEMENT OF
THE HIGH School.
EXERCISES ATTENDING eRAouA-
TloN OF a LARGE CLASS
AT K. N. C.

The commencement exercises OF the
High School department Of Kentucky
Normal College took place in the audi
torium Of the college building last Fri
day evening. A very large audience
was present.
The stage was tastefnlly decorated.
the class eolors Of rose and green being
appropriately conspicuous. The motto
And Them had prominent place
above the stage.
At the appointed hour those who
were 70 occupy the stage marched in
single file up the center aisle. First
came the Louisa Board OF Education,
then the faculty. followed by the twelve
young ladies' OF the class and the six
young men. Applause greeted the pro-
cession and continued until all were
seated upon the stage.
This large class. stretching across the
broad stage. made a most impressive
sight The girls were all becomingIy
attired in white. carrying bouquets of
pink roses. sweet girl graduates
they were. IN truth. II is not often
that a dozen girls so bright and pretty
are seen in one class Of this kind
The young men were handsome and
ccmp0rted themselves with all the dig
nifty required by such an occasion
The program printed herewith was
carried out in a very creditable man
nsr, II WAS not too long and there were
no duh moments Each number was
generously appiaaded. and deserved 70
be.
Miss Helen Wilson's salutaiory was
"a gem in composition and comprehen-
sion and was gracefully delivered.
The Grafton by Earl Justice was in
structive and interesting
Rev. Roscoe Murray handled his SUBJ
ject in an able manner
Miss Bromley sang with ease and ex-
precision.
Miss Dixie Byington. as Knocker.
landed heavily on faculty and class
mates
As class prophet Miss Nora Ssmmons
took peep into the dim future and
foretold the fortunes Of class members.
Miss Georgia Byington as giftorian
gave awa% \ lot of things and created
considerable amusement IN doing so.
VIM H Vaughan did the honors OF
yaIedietorian in a thoroughly credit
able manner.
The violin and piano music by Miss
Is Burns aud ochs was much enjoyed
by the audience.
High School Class ofieers.
Augustus H. Snyder ...-.... President
william II. Vaughan Vice President
James B. Hughes Treasurer
Earl J. Justice ----.---- 1885, Secretary
High School Class Roll.
Marie calIsta Holt
Georgiana Byington
Clara Garnette See
Nora b. Sammons
Elizabeth Leslie ConIey
Margaret Lou Chaffin
Dixie NeIle Byington
Sue Bromley
Nancy Mae Sammons
Emily Rebecca CARED
Fay Graham Adams
Helen Carroll vinson
James B. Hughes
William II, Vaughan
Augustus H. Snyder
George J. Bishop
Earl j. Justice
Scientific Class Roll.
Nathan George Roscoe Murray
Program
Violin Solo, . .Kizzie Clay Burns
Graduates March. Miss Airline
ochs and Kizzie c Burns
Invocation .---. ---- -Dr- lhennlson
SOng--only A Dream OF Summer
-.. High school Class
Salutatory. Helen Carroll VInsOo
Grafton; Liquid Air Earl ]. Justice
Thesis for Il : Degree Five Reasons
Why Believe the Bible TO be the
Word or God .-.-.-. Roscoe Murray
Vocal Solo Sue Bromley
Knocke- Dixie Byington
Class Prophecy - Nora Summons
Donor. - GeO-giana Parzlee ByingtOn
ValedictOry. --- William H Vaughan
Awarding Diplomas and Conferring
Degrees. .. Pres ByingtOn
Song High School Class
-------. Benediction- .....---