The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-06-07
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Graduation
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Tie dresses cost about $3.50 each and
were, even more economical than the
dresses which the young women could
make themselves. In the snowy white
gowns the young women presented an
especially attractive and pleasing
sight. One that did not hurt the eyes
to look at.
The Commencement program, as
usual was far from elaborate. Essays
of few of the students were given.
Special music was given by Coach Vir-
gil Fl. Guthrie and Misses Nina Col
vile and Genevieve Goodwin. !
The Invocation was offered by Prof.
w. l. Kelsey, who also pronounced the
Benediction, in the absence of Presi-
dent ID. M. Edwards.
The Commencement Program fol-
lows:
Vocal soIo-"When the Heart is
Ioung"-Buck-Virgil H. Guthrie. =.
Essay-Out Door Schools-Dorothy
Holt.
Essay-save the Birds-Therorr COT.
fin.
Piano Duet Midsummer Night
Dream Nina Colville, Genevieve
Goodwin. -
Essay-Heroes of the Commonplace
Davenport.
Presentation of Fasces - George
Frederic HuXtable.
Valedictory-Hazel Norris.
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Academy.
Glass Song.
In presenting the diplomas, Mrs. L.
f. Corlett, Principal of Penn Academy
mentioned the special honors which
were conferred upon Miss Hazel Nor
ris and Larkin Martin Miss Norris
stood highest in scholarship and re-
ceived the four year scholarship to
Penn. Larkin Martin stood second and
was awarded the one year scholarship
Two members of the class, Harold
Tessman and George Wilson were not
present for the graduation, being en-
gagged in the campaign of increased
food production on far distant farms.
Their diplomas will be forwarded
them.
Members of the Glass.
The members of the Academy grad
uating class are:
Mary f. Barnes, daughter of J. Fl.
Barnes, OSkaloosa
Sam r. Barnes, son of r. H. Barnes
Oskaloosa.
Mabel Bass, daughter of Frank Bass,
Rose Hill.
Theron E. Coffin, son of DR.. T. e.
Coffin, 644 North B street, Oskaloosa.
Earl d. Colville, son of J. r. Colville,
r. F, D. No. /, Oskaloosa.
Nina Colville, daughter of J. r. Col.
vile, r. f. d. No. l, Oskaloosa.
Lucille Edith Davenport, daughter
of J. r. Davenport, r. F. d. 4, Abba.
Mary Olive Dimmitt, daughter of G.
NJ. Dimmitt, Pense, Sask., Canada.
Mabcllc Lucille Dye, daughter of D.
c. Dye, StOckville, Nebraska.
John II. EYeland, son of F. A. Eve
land, Beacon.
Mary E. Eveland, daughter of F. A.
e. Gland, Beacon.
Edna Frush, daughter of E. B. Frush
1872 Highland avenue, Oskaloosa.
Genevieve Goodwin, daughter of A.
H. Goodwin, University Park
Dorothy Holt, daughter of o. S. Holt
3O7 North C street, Oskaloosa.
George Frederick Huxtable, son of
G. l. Huxtable. Orlando, Florida. ..
Bryan E. Jessup, son of Stephen Jes-
sup, Union, Iowa.
Anita Kelsey, daughter of Prof. w.
/. Kelsey, 100 College Ave, Oskaloosa.
Paul Kinsman, son of P. M. Kins-
man., 3O5 North 18th ST., Oskaloosa.
Dena A. Lower, daughter of Mrs
Clara M. Lower, Colbert, Washington.
Rufus McCracken, son of l.. NJ Nc
Cracker, Richland, Iowa.
Edith McLandsborough, daughter of
T. H. McLandsborough, Lacey.
Larkin Mcneil Martin, son of Mrs.
&. M. Martin, 512 High avenue, East,
Oskaloosa.
Alma Masteller Lyle daughter of r.
A. Masteller Lacey.
Dwight Micnener, son of F. M. Mich
ener, Oskaloosa.
Esther Nicholson, daughter of John
OsKaloosa. ...
Hazel Norris, daughter of j. F. Nor
ris, r. F. d. /, Oskaloosa.
Charles OFT, son of w. F. OFT, r. F.
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Henry Prime, son of ]. f. Prime, Os-
Hazel Stanton, daughter of Albert |
Oskaloosa.
Harold T. Tessman, son of William
Tessman, 501 South b ST., Oskaloosa,
Stewart White. son, OF, H. N. White.
4O4 North C street, Oskaloosa.
Gail without, daughter of w. j.
Oskaloosa.
Esther Williams. daughter of DR.. B.
&. Williams, Oskaloosa.
Wallace Williams, son of ]. A. VIII
iams, 100 X avenue East. Oskaloosa.
George Wilson Eel Dorado, Kansas.
Some "0Id Familiar" Faces.