The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-05-17
FARMINGTON SCHOOLS
''Stt CLOSE THIS WEEK

another successful school year today.
The Harrington public schools have
supported every patriotic movement
launched by the Government and have
undertaken much work in addition to
the regular course this year. -
The graduation exercises Of the
High School were held last night in
the High School auditorium and the
Eighth Grade graduating exercises
will be held tonight. The Baccalau-
reate sermon was preached last Sun
day night at the M. E. (Rock)
church by Rev. J. M. Bailey. The
Senior graduating class contains
twenty and the Eighth Grade gradu-
ating class forty-two. -
The graduating exercises of the
Senior Class as given last night is:
Program
Chorus with Professional "Gaudea-
mus Misunderstanding Glass.
Invocation-Rev. R. S. Boyd.
,Salutatory and Oration-"Ihe Duty of
An American Citizen Frank
Knox. 49,.
Instrumental Duet "Barcarolle"-
Villa Ware and Lucille Counts.
Essay-"The Red Cross and Its Work"
Edith Clark.
Reading with Accompaniment-"Mu-
sic on the Rapahannock"- Mary
Holman and Jessamine Halle.
Glass Roll-CalI with Patriotic Re-
| sponse-Gradnating Glass.
lOration--"T Mission of America
Carlisle Helber.
Chorus--"America, My Country" -
| Graduating Class. ,g
Glass History-Eleanor Pullman and
| Virginia Bailey. al.t1s .
Piano Dpet-"Grand Gallop De Com
cert,n- -Susie Antoine and Freda
| Trauernicht.
Essay and Valedictory-"1s Democ-
racy Worth Fighting For ?"-Nan-
ME Edwards.
Presentation of Dipiomas-Dr. o. A.
Smith, Pres. Board Of Education.
Benedction-Rev. j. M. Bailey.
J The Senior Glass roll is:
Susie Antoine, Virginia Bailey, Jes-
sic Bowling, Florence Brent, Allen s.
Burks, Lucille Counts, Mamie Ed
wards, Edith Clark, Jessamine Halle,
Mary Holman, Audrey Horn, Rather
inc Jennings, Carlisle Hclber, Frank
Knox, John Lowe, Eleanor Pullman,
Doshia Robertson, Selma Sample,
Freda Trauernicht, Villa Ware.
The graduation exercises of the
Eighth Grade, which will be given
tonight, is as follows:
Chorus, "On Mountain Heights
Class. a ...
Invocation-Rev. o. H. L. Cunning
ham.
Salutatory-James Orten.
Defamation, "Uncle Sam at War
Eugene Morris.
Reading, {a) GLORY; (b) "The
Questionnaire"-Ann Caroline Tet'
ley.
Piano Solo, "Godard's End Mazurka
Helen Karsch.
| Uncle Sans War Preparations, part
Margaret Sylvester; part 2--Leh-
man Braning.
Essay, Thrift stamps"-Mary Or,
ten. ,,.
Violin Solo, "Setes from II Travatore'
--Ula Bugg.
Defamation, "Missouri"-Jesse Turn
| baugh.
Valedictory-Elizabeth Buck.
Chorus, away to the Woods
Glass. -....,- -
Delivery of Certifcates-M Karsch
Delivery of Saving Stamps-Hon. B.
H. Marbury.
Benediction--Rev. Duggins.
! Following is the class roll of the
Eighth Grade:
) Genevieye Antoine, Cecilia Best
Lehman Braning, Edna Brown, Eliza
beth Buck, Ula Bugg, Herschel Bur
CESS, Lucille Chapman, Cecil Chap
man, Minnie Alva Counts, Aubra
Counts, James Croke, Elizabeth Croke,
Harry King Denman, Thema Francis,
Edward Garner, Willard Griffin, Ma
rie Helmer, Ruth Holman, Mildred
Hough, Helen Karsch, Albert Karsch
Lester Knowles, Leonard Marbury
Alexander Marty, Harry McLarney
| Hazel Miller, Eugene Morris, Karl
Nations, Mary 0rten, Orville Rhodes
Lillian Ryan, Vera Sebastian, Mar
garet Sylvester, Ann Caroline Tet-
! ley, Louis Thurman, Jesse Turnbaugh,
Margaret Wood, Viola Wulfert, Vel
ma Zimmerman, Ruby Zolman.