Milford chronicle., 1918-05-31
MILFORD High SCHOOL
GRADUATION EXERCISES
Commencement to be Held Wednes-
day Evening Grammar School
Exercises Tuesday Evening.

The commencement season for the
Milford public schools will be in full
force next week. Unlike the other
schools Of the state. the town Of Mil
ford graduates its pupils from the
Grammar school to the High school.
This practice is excellent in that it
gives the children an incentive for
better work and results in many en-
tering the High School who otherwise
might have lost interest in school life.
This year graduation class at the
High School numbers eight persons:
They are. Academic Course, Charles
David Abbott and Emma Clark Pos
ties: General Course. Mary Grace
Hall. William Emerson Hallett. Ethel
Virginia Harrison, Mildred May Ow-
ems, Edith CrOpper Powell and kath-
crime MyrOn Van Leuvan. Charles
Abbott is president OF the class.
The program for the High School
exercises. which will be held in the
Methodist Protestant Church, follows:
Overture. Professional Royal Ital-
ian March" Sextette-Mrs. Mary
Humes. Miss Mabel ShattOck. Messrs.
Cotton, Lewis, Humes, Daugherty.
AAHON4AAuI - - ~ gANAAs
Chorus, ITO Thee, 0 Country"
Greeting, The Countries OF Amer
lea and Germany Contrasts" "-Ethel
Harrison.
Glass HistOry-William Hallett.
Class Will and Bequests-Mildred
Owens and Edith Powell.
Chorus. The Lost Chord"
Transfer Of Mantel to Glass OF 19-
Charles Abbott.
Received by Fred ireland for the
Junior Glass.
Glass Prophecy-Katherine Van
Leuvan and Grace Hall
Glass Song.
valedictory, "Woman's Past In
War"-Emma Postles.
Chorus, The Song OF the Vikings"
Presentation Of Annual Prizes
Col Townsend Gold Medal for Gen
eral Scholarship: Dr. G. Layton Grier
cup for Glass Scholarship; Freshman
prize.
Presentation Of Glass for Diplomas
Rev. Nickel
Presentation of DiplOmas-ReY. H.
l.. Bunstein.
Benediction.
RecessiOnal.
Grammar School Exercises.
The Grammar School exercises will !
be held Tuesday evening in the same |
church, and for It also an interesting |
has been prepared. Those |
who will receive certificates Of gradu- |
alton from the Grammar School to /
he High School are:
George May Abbott. Joseph Belts,
Zelda Clarrisa Clendaniel, Anna Mae
Davis. Naoma Arts Farber, Frances
Virginia Fisher. Ellen Day Harper,
Roy TheOphilus HOlcOmbe. Telforde
Dixon Hudson Trena Florence Lem
*. Roland Pennewil. James Henry
aostles. Morton Vaughn Plumb. John
Shepard Prettyman III. William Hen
y Robinson. Bernard Burdett Riggs,
Helena Anna Ruth Southard. Emily
Iallett Vinyard. Curtis Davis Vim
'ard. Russell Webb, Samuel Richard
Wilson.
The program for the evening will
,e in charge of Rev. II. L. Bunstein,
md will be as follows:
Overture, Dame Blanche"
Professional March, La Perede
'ictoire"
InyOcatiOn-Rev. r. X. Stephenson.
Chorus, silver Eyes"
Greeting-John Prettyman.
The Name of Old Glory"-James
'ostles.
Duet. Sparrow Chirping Emily
'inyard. Trena LemeX.
There's Room at the TOp"-George
IbbOtt.
Our Flag'-ROy HolcOmbe.
Chorus, Anchored"
"A Cabin Tale"-Ellen Harper.
lass Prophecy Clendaniel.
lOrtOn Plumb.
Piano Solo. "Galop Brillante"-Wil-
lam Robinson.
THE Girls Over Here"-DOrothy
iartin, Anna Davis. Virginia Fisher.
eanette Maloney, Helen Southard.
Benediction-Rev Davis.
Recessional. boy Scouts"
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