Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-26
NORMAL SCHOOL
CLASS. EXERCISES
This Years List of Graduates
Largest in History of Ship
pensburg Institution

ShippensburE, Pa, June 26.-This
years graduating class at the Cum
berland Valley State Normal School
here is the largest in the history of
the school. Among the graduates
are:
Mary C. Allen. Shippensburg; E.
Kathryn Askin. Carlisle; Lillian B.
Baker. Shippensburg; V. Mary Ben
der, Millersburg; Myrtle M. Bortner,
Hanover; Nellie NJ. Bowman, Le-
moyne; Helen II. Brown. Shippens-
burg; Mabel NJ. Burtsfeld, Shippens-
burg; Mary c. Byerly, Wiconisco;
Margaret o. Carothers. Shippensburg;
e. Mildred Crook. Williamstown; Ell
sic r. Daley. Shippensburg.
Eleanor L. Donnelly. Shippensburg:
Pauline NJ. Douden, Millersburg;
Emma f. Doyle. Shippensburg: n.
Elizabeth Eby. Shippensburg; Ruth l..
Emmert, Hanover; NJ Marguerite
Eshleman. Shippensburg; Rhoda f.
Fogelsanger, Shippensburg; Mabel r.
Fortna, Shippensburg; Sara r. Cor
don. Greencastle.
Ruth w. Harling, Duncannon; F..
Blanche Heiges. Biglerville; Clara r.
Hockersmith. Shippensburg; Sara c.
HoffeditZ, Greencastle; A. Jeanette
Hoffman. New Cumberland; Miriam
NJ Horning, Harrisburg; Ada w.
Hykes, Shippensburg; Ethel S. Kam
erer. Newville; Emma L. Klinger,
Williamstown: Margaret d. Lewis.
Wiconisco.
Lois E. McCaleb, Shippensburg;
Xenia P. Miller Mechanicsburg; Ro-
maine e. Nell, Mount Holly Springs;
Esther Nell, Harrisburg; Mabel B.
Plasterer, Shippensburg; Margaret A.
irlya
Rife, Hanover; Mildred L. Robbins,
Carlisle; Erma X. Rolar, Shippens-
burg; Vida NJ. Rupp, Carlisle; Esther
A. Sechrist. Duncannon; Jennie r.
Seip. Wiconisco; Ruth C. Sensenig,
Fort Loudon; Essa r. Small. Ham
over; Edna NJ. Spath, Dillsburg.
Mary H. Swartz. Port Royal: Sara
A. Tack, Harrisburg; 4. Angela I'm
verzagt, Shippensburg; S. Elizabeth
Watkeys. Williamstown Leila Q:
Webb, Shippensburg; C. Edith Wei
gle. Biglerville; Helen j. Widney,
Highspire; Helen NJ. Woffenden, Will
liamstown; Mary c. Woodrow, Ship
pensburg; Helen s. Voter, Shippens-
burg; Venita f. Young, Carlisle.
Shriver L. Coover. Shippensburg;
Brinton C. Cramer, Shippensburg;
Ralph |. Hubley, Shippensburg; John
ter V. Myers, Siddonsburg; Kenneth
L. Preisler. New Bloomfield; David r.
Reese. Shippensburg; Lester G.
Sachs, Gettysburg; Harley B. Surface.
Mechanicsburg; Wilbur ]. Thrush,
Shippensburg, and Lawrence E. War
rem, Shippensburg.
Saturday evening every member of
the senior class was on hand for the
senior banquet. The faculty and at
least a third of the trustees also sat
down to the dinner. DR.. Ezra Leh-
man acted as toastmaster and the
following toasts were given:
The Subjunctive Mode of Life"
Prof. ]. S. Heiges The Glass of
1918" Kenneth Preisler "Camou
fiage," 10 Hays; Now" Prof. H. NJ.
LeVan; The Trustees" Quinn T.
Mickey.
All of the Sunday school classes
united in the closing service on Sun
day morning. The musical numbers,
under the direction of Miss Adams,
were of a high order. Prof Heiges,
superintendent of the Sunday school,
addressed the students on the place
of the Sunday school in their life
work. Prof. Stewart and DR.. Leh-
man also spoke briefly.
For the baccalaureate services Sun
day evening many persons came from
remote parts of Franklin and Cum
berland counties to attend this serv-
ice.
DR.. George Leslie Omwake, presi-
dent of Ursinus College, delivered a
fine sermon. He based his remarks
on the twenty fourth verse of the
seventh chapter of Matthew, There
fore, whosoever heareth these sayings
of mine and doeth them 1 will liken
him unto a wise man which built his
house upon a rock"
Other numbers on the p rogram
were: Professional hymn. senior
class; invocation, the Rev. DR.. ]. L.
Grimm; reading of Scripture. the
Rev. j. B. Crawford; girls chorus.
tenor obligato. Richard Horton;
prayer. the Rev. J. d. Lindsay; Of
fertory solo. Edna Spath. with violin
obligato, Frances Oyer; benediction,
the Rev. r. S. Taylor.