The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-05-31

e. FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1918.
Southern, Rachel Allison, Will Allen
Byrn, Fannie Mai Chapman, LYDIA
Dixon, Megnonne Dancy, Ada Estes,
Mary Lou Heathcoek, Rosa Mulhgan,
Martha Morris, Olivia Powell, Alleen
Reid, Pauline Russell. Faye Russell,
Annie Solomon, Ivie Mae Sweeney,
Catherine Waterfeld, Beulah Ne
Cleish.
Sunday morning, June 2-The COM
fnencement sermon will be preached
at the Methodist church by DR.. A. L.
Boone, pastor of the First Baptist
church, Memphis.
Monday Morning, 1880, 0ratorical
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Chorus - - Sophomore Girls
Reading - Helen Davis
Reading - - - LIVE Taylor
Piano Duet - - - - - -
- Nell Coffey, Catherine Sangster. :
Reading - - - Ruby Lay
oPiano Solo ------ Cleo McLaurine
Defamation - - --Abner Num-
Defamation - = Charles Bruce
Piano Solo - - Alice Whitehurst
Defamation - Geo. Herring
Defamation - - Louis Dupree
piano Duat
Ruble Wilkerson, Henrietta VIII
! liams.
Tuesday Evening, $3.50,
Operetta Sylvia
Sylvia (soprano), betrothed to De La
cy-Rachel Allison.
Betty (alto), Betrothed to William
Margaret Morton.
Sir Bertram De Lacy (Tenor), the
court poet-Henry Carlton
Prince Tobbytum (Beritone), a man of
consequence-Frank Moore.
William (bass), an honest farmer
Houston Taylor.
Robin, country lad-Harold Carlton
Arabella, lady in waiting at court
Alleen Reid.
Araminta, her sister-Faye Russell.
Polly, Molly, Dolly, farmers daugh-
tersS friends Of Betty-Catherin Wa.
terfeld, Beulah McCleish, Ada Estes
Chorus of farm lads and lassies and
haymakers.
Wednesday Afternoon on the
Campus IS :30-Class Day
Class Promenade - -
Presidents ADDRESS Of Welcome y
,--- 80 - Walter Forrest
Alma Mater : - - - - Glass
Z tfisstorv--.- - 49, --Henry Carton
Aaraeieflzati9A EEatan ~ y.
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stlass Sona - VIII Allen f,S7Tt
Yell Paul Griffin
Prophecy Megnonne Daray
VIII ~ 80 - Martha Morris
Ballon Dance - - -
Mantle Grafton Pauline Russell
Junior Response - Houston Taylor
Crouch - - - Frank Moore
Tree Poem - - --Alleen Reid
Dedication of Tree Glass President
Wednesday Evening, $3.50
Graduating Exercises
High School Chapel.
Song-Alma Mater - Glass
Salutation- - Catherine Waterfeld
Song-Trumpet Chorus-Il Trovatore
Oration-Service-- Henry Carlton
/ Valedictory-Class Creed -
- ----------- Ivie Mae Sweeney
Song-Home to Our Mountains
! - - - - - = II Trova.sore
Address - Hon Israel H. Peres
Presentation Of Diplomas 80
,,--- ----- ------Supt. F. R. 0gilvia
Song-How Can l Leave Thee ?---.-
The work Of the Freshman class in
domestic art will be on display in the
domestic art room on the second floor,
Monday. Everyone is cordially invit-
ed to inspect this work.
We haye felt that a large part of
our building was not being utilized.
All the walls in the building are bare,
We have no funds to buy suitable pic
lures.
This year we have a plan by which
we may kill two birds with one stone.
The Elson Art Bureau of Boston mas
a travelling exhibit Of over two hun
dred copies Of the world famous pic
lures. These pictures viii be on dis
play during the entire week Of the
commencement exercises. A small
admission fee will be charged and all
Of the money thus obtained viii be
used by Us to purchase pictures from
this bureau In addition to this we
will take orders for pictures which
you may wish to purchase. We get a
small commission from this. This is q
rare opportunity to see famous COL
lection of pictures. At the same time
you will be helping to increase the use
fulnpSs of our scboni 0aa
A BOOST FOR