Arizona republican., 1918-05-22
Something Like 140 Pupils Will Graduate Into the
 Higher Schools and Busi- ness on Thursday Evening

Alter undergoing four years of ac- tive service in the Phoenix high school and after having stored up within their brains worlds of knowledge and book learning the seniors of the class of 1918 will graduate from their high school alma mater in the high school auditorium tomorrow night at S:30 o'clock
 commencement exercises will not be hel6 on the cement stadium at the high school as previously planned, but will take place within the auditorium where there is greater seating accom- modations and less chance of catching cold.
 The class of 1918 will be the largest class that has yet graduated through the portals of the Phoenix high school Having an enrolment. of 140 pupils the class of 1918 has about 8 more pupils than the preceding graduating class. The class that will graduate next year, unless a good many pupils are enrolled next year. will fall below the mark set by this years senior class
 Following is list of the pupils who are members of the class of 1918:
 Among the Graduates
 Marion Haldiman, Dorothy Nogler Carrie Yelton, Zita Pisel, Ellen Burton, Nellie Shultz. Esther Keith, Anne Riv- CTS, May Getsinser. Vida Anderson Mary Stuart, Esther Chipman. Mary Cross, Sadye Feel, Florence Harris, Rosa Valenzuela, Carolina Nalenzuela Elizabeth Wilson, Meredith Bishop, Clara Lane. Capitola Roach. Florence ] Osborne, Ermine Hackbarth, Marian Phillips, Lela Steel, Ruby Bankhead, Edna Hawkenson, Jpanita Gorrell, Florence Latimer, Alice Chipman, Isabelle Irvine, Maytea Smallhouse. Myrtle Champe. Lois Randy Clara | Chadwick, Lena Stansbury, Alpha Will | Hams, Mary Josephine Ceilings, Irene Ford, Maureen Olson, Madge Kilpat- rick, Gladys Sanders, Esther Miles, Marcia Brodhead, Vera Baird, Dorothy Knox. Alice Erickson, Thelma Lytle, i Florence Sharpe, Hughie Bone. Ruth Rick, Mrs. Eleanor Brown, Alice Hall. Mary McMahon. Helen Mitchell, Mary i Sloan, Mary Adele Wood, Emily Win born. Hester Sampson, Ursula Wallen, | Lottie Bright, Ruth Goldberg, Virginia | Forbing. Grace Cisney, Annie Lacey Moore, Keturah Slagle, Sylvia Evans, RodericlI Ristow. Elene Harmon, Ar thur Sampson. Victor Morton, Helen | Evans, Leo Gleim, Joseph Jacoueth i Thalheimer. Jr, Norman Chaney, G. Edward Kahrs, Harold Tannehill, Will | Howe, Wilmer Young, Willis Davidson, Jesse Frederick Griswold, Robert P. | Davie. Jr., Arthur Myers, Thomas | Woodmar. Leffler St. Claire. Walter l TOneson. Harold Mosier, Stol1ely Vim son. Lloyd Tritle, Charles ATitten Lewis Carpenter, Carl Savage, J. Wen dell Jantzen. Ed. Geare, Edward Asher l Vaughn MacGuire. Albert Manley Leonard Herwig, Lloyd Dodds, Lee Moore. Maurice Hetherignton. George Caldwell. Basil Wilky, John Truesdell Bryce Seaman, Harry Bunch. Claude ! Campbell, George Richards, Greathia Lair, Herbert Shelley. Raymond Odell Weld Thayer. Kenneth Stokes, Roy Bledsoe, Allan Elder, Julian Powers Walter Hayes. Jean Bivin, Sheldon Watt, George Crosse, Velma Thomp- son, John Credille, Evalena Yates Helen Bangston. Dorothy Marine, Mar suerite Blendinger. Dorothy Spann Martha Jene Bradley, Inex Browns berger, Beatrice Hicks, Eva Downing Ida McCarty, Beamon Bluck, William Goodman, Arthur Armstrong, and Bartlett Heard.
 Quite a number of the boys in the above list are now in the service and will be automatically graduated.