The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-26
BACCALAURETTE
SERMON TO Be
DELIVERED TODAY

OF the Ardmore high scool this
morning at II o'clock at Convention
Hall.
The class OF 1913, with member
ship of ~, is the largest graduated
in the history of the school The
class comprises Katllerir. Adams
Jerome Alexander, Selma Bodovitz
Nyda Booth, Alma Brooks, ohm K
Bum, Lucille Butler, Alpha Bel
Clark, Hettie Lee Davenport, Bon
ME Duston, Maurine Easley, Myr-
tie Enloc, Beatrice Everett, Nea
Ferrell, Ivy Giddens, Margaretta
Graham, Letha Hancock, Gussie
Lee Hayden, Gladys Holland, Fran
ces Jones, Simon Kahn, Lloyd Lar
drum, Geneva Lykins, Gladys Mar
tin, Doris Kitchener, Irma Mueller
Thomas Norman, Pancy Petty
James Pulliam, William Ratiey, Ha.
eel Richardson, Mary Ringer, EloisC
Sandlin, Lois Scivally, Aline Skir-
worth, Bessie Spencer, James Stark
Crete Stewart, John NJ. Thompson
Frances Thyng, Florence Nerno:
Ruth Warren. Floy Weeks, Eva
Whitehurst, Lillian White, Ruby
Wilson and Addie Wolverton. One
OF the members, Simon Kann, is now
in the military service. He enliste
Feb. II and is now a sergeant in the
l03rd Aerial Squadron, Taylor
Field, Montgomery, Ala.
Following is the detailed program
for this mornings exercises:
DoXology.
Invocation, Rev. c. +. Wagner.
Hymn, Coronation Congrega-
tion.
Scripture reading, Rev. c. c.
Weith.
Anthem, My Faith Looks Up to
Thee" (P. A. Schnecker), Choir.
Morning prayer, Rev. D. Fl. Coop
Solo, 20 Divine Redeemcr' (Gou-
nod), Mrs. +. +. Gujllot.
Sermon, DR.. William States Ja-
cobs, Houston, Texas.
America congregation.
Benediction.
The closing events OF the schools
will include recital tomorrow night
at the High School Auditorium,
when Miss Eleanor Li!Iey. lNpres-
sion teacher, will present ta'ee ad-
vanced pupils, Miss Mildred Gait,
who will give the late war story,
The Three Things, by Shlpman
Andrews; Miss Beatrice Everet;
who will present an impersonation
OF SIX different characters IN pho
tographers shop, and Miss ElolSe
Sandlin, who will give The Sweet
Girl Graduate, by Pauline Phelp-.
Tuesday night at $50 o'clock Miss
Lilley will present her grade pupils
in recital at the High School Au-
ditorium.
Class day Will be observed We'd
nesday morning at 9:5O o clock at
the High School Auditorium, when
the pupils will present the following
program; o>
Faith in the Future, (Lord),
Senior Class.
Presentation, John NJ. Thompson,
president Senior class.
Class Prophecy Frances Jones,
Beatrice Everett.
Class poem, Eloise Sandlin, Doris
Mltchner.
solo, jerome Alexander.
Glass statistics, Margaretta Gra-
ham.
The Sweet Crrl Graduate,
(Phelps), EloiSe Sand.in.
Reign OF Good King John, Senior
class junior Glass.
Class Play.
The play, The Reign OF Good
King John, is complimentary TO
John Thompson, president Of the
Senior Glass. Mr.. Thompson has
served as president OF hia class
through his four years IN high
school. \ short synopsis OF tEe play
recites that the time draws near
when King John is to abdicate the
throne in favor OF King Jerome.
The prime minister advises the king
20 call council OF wise men to de-
eide who have brought honor to The
Kingdom. The kings lester, the
beauties, the high judicial court,
the court vender, the chemists, do