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Host Of Friends and Relatives Of Young
Folks Flock to High School Audi
iOrium 10 See Closing
Exercises
PROGRAM PROV0KES
PLENTIFUL APPLAUSE
Slpi. Ramey Presents Diplomas 10 Mem
bers Of Class and Offers Words
Of Encouragement; List Of
Graduates

A total of one hundred and twenty
eighth grade graduates received their
diplomas last night at the close of ex-
ercises held in the high school audi
torium. Ten more students expect TO
make up sufficient work during the
summer to receive certificates and
hence there win be one hundred and
thirty boys and girls ready to
enter the high school in the fall.
The seats In the auditorium were
all taken early last evening, rela-
tives and friends coming in throngs
to witness the closing of one epoch in
the young graduates educational ca
reer, and by the time the exercises
commenced there was no standing
room left
The interesting program was well
rendered, the different ehoruses being
especially good. All of the numbers
were received with hearty applause.
After the closing address superintend-
ent Ramey awarded the diplomas, pre-
ceding this act with a few appropriate
remarks In which he praised the stu
eeats for their work ii the past. and
offered words OF encouragement and
Inspiration to them. for the continu-
ance OF their successful school work.
The evenings program was as fol
lows:
Graduating March Mendelssohn
Ida Chestnut.
Invocation ------ Rev. G. Lyle Smith
Opening Address LaBoon
Alvin Windham
Piano solo-orelene Leeds.
Honors OF the Glass Baird
Jewell stine.
Merry June ---------------- vincent
Girls Chorus.
Taking an Elevator Selected
Claribel Buford.
Butterfly ------------------- Grieg
Piano solo-Margaret Terrell
Out on the Deep -Lohr
Boys Chorus.
Marche Militairie -------S Schubert
Piano Duet.
Marjory Mays. Isabel Duffy.
Good Byes to School Torman
Chorus-The Glass.
Closing Address -------------LaBoon
Estella Baird
Awarding the Diplomas Mr.. Ramey
The honor roll OF eighth grade grad
yates, including those who made an
average OF 90 per cent or over during
the year, follows:
Ray Bell. John Bradley, Claribel
Buford. Charles Burnell. Martin Cay
wood, Ivan Cleveland. Dorothy Col
Inns, Richard Cooper, Irving Coryell.
Frances Dashner, Lois Dobbins, Isabel
Duffy, Marguerite Early, Marion Fos-
ter. May Frederick, William Griffin,
Glenn GrimsIey. Alice Holmes, Mil
dred JosIin. Irene Kenyon. Gladys
Larson. Orlene Leeds, Texas Looney
Grace Lusk. Margery Mays, Charles
McClelland. Marie McElreath, Iona
Miller, Marie Morgan, Maury Moseley,
Carlton Moss. Louie Nauddin, Lula
Robinson. Wilma Schussler, Gladys
Sharp, Martin Sprakties. Jewell Stine.
Mabel Tignor Margaret Terrell. Irene
reis. Hazel White, Thurman Williams,
William Wilder. Leroy Womack. Fay
Young.
The other graduates we're as fol
lows:
Estella Baird, Geneva Lee Barnes,
Henry Baker, Ruby Benge, Avah Hell
en- Bevens, Myrtle Benton, Edna Boles.
John Boles, Aldene Boucher, John
Bradley, Susie Bradley. Lucy Bran
non. Leolla Briggs. Marguerite Brit
tain. May Estelle Bruner. Irene Buie,
Bessie Burke. Ruth Byron. Edna Car
ter. Nala chittum. Clarence Cline, Ia
viniah Coker. Alma Collins, Oteka
Crawford. Downey Daisy. Will Ed
Dews, Bonnie Dolan, Juanita Drake,
Stanley Driskell, Roma A. DuBose,