The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-05-16
NINETEEN TO
GET DIPLOMAS
FRIDAY EVE
Twelve Young Ladies and Seven
Young Men to Graduate
from High School
TWO HAVE GONE TO WAR
Professor Kreager of State College
to Speak on Wartime Edu-
cational Readjust menfs

cati0nal Readjustmenfs
At the eleventh commencement exer-
cises of the Kennewick high school,
Friday evening of this week, twelve
young ladies and seven young men will
be given their diplomas. Out of this
class of nineteen, seven will be grad
uated with honor, having maintained
a grade above ninety during their four
years in high school.
This years commencement program
will be varied somewhat in that there
will be salutatory and valedictory ad-
dresses by members of the graduating
class. For several years members of
the class have taken no part in the
program except in the musical num-
bers. The salutatory will be delivered
by Miss Burdette Hoadley and Miss
Marjorie Taylor will be the valedic-
tory speaker. The commencement adj
dress will be delivered by Prof. Frank
O. Kreager, of the State College,
whose subject will be: Wartime Ed
ucational Readjustments."
The exercises will begin at eight
o'clock. Relatives and specially in
vited friends of the graduates will be
admitted by ticket to reserved seats.
The following is the class roll with
a brief review of the school activities
of each member:
Marjorie Taylor - Finished eighth
grade in Kcnnewick, graduates at the
head of her class with an average for
the four years work of 94.3; sings in
chorus; member cast. of Senior comedy;
classical course. M @
Tom Soth School work all taken in
Kennewick; ranks second in his class
with average Of 93.5 for four years.
work. Played on class basketball
teams; out a good deal with i'll health
but maintains very high standard in
spite Of that handicap; English course,
member of chorus.
Norman Lynch-Finished the four
years work in Kennewick; gone to
aviation section of Army; ranks third
in class, average Of 1914 for the four
years work; star debater, county
champion in 1867, won three out of
four contests in State Series this year;
in charge Of high school Y. M. c. A.
drive last year; did work on food pro-
duction posters last year that have at
tracted much attention; member of the
chorus; enlisted in National Army, is
now at Ft. Leavenworth.
Burdette Hoadley-All of schooling
in Kennewick; ranks fourth in class
with average of 91.7 for four years.
work; leading part in Senior comedy;
star debater, winning county cham
pionship last year and three out of
four contests in State Series this year;
work chiefly in commercial course;
member of chorus.
Lorene Kennedy-All work in Ken
newick schools; ranks fifth in class
with average of 9O.3 for the four
years; sings in chorus; heads school
orchestra; graduates from the English
course.
Gladys Hudnall - All high school
work in Kennewick, has average above
ninety for four years and hence is on
honor list; sings in high school chorus;
played basketball on class and school
teams; part in Senior comedy; ex-
poets to prepare for teaching; grad
yates from English course.
Nova Terril-All high school work
III Kennewick; sings in chorus; grad
yates on honor list; finishes domestic
science course.
Stanley Randolph-Has taken all
high school work in Kennewick; sings
in chorus; star debater on county
teams and in State Series; has high
rank for all high school work; has been
out much of second semester on ac-
count of his fathers illness; president
OF student assembly this year; English
course.
Earl Anderson - All high school
work in Kennewick; star basketball
and football man, captain of both the
football and basketball teams several
times during high school course; help
ed in high school Y. M. c. A. drive last