The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-29

IT, T iillilpS, SuDSFlnIenuent O1 city schools, yesterday announced the names of more than 300 students who will be graduated from the high schools of this district.
 Graduating exercises will be held at the Jefferson theatre tonight, beginning at S:15 o'clock. when the graduates from central and Ensley high schools will be awarded their diplomas. Judge William E. Fort will deliver the commencement address. At 9:3O o'clock this mornine the class day exercises for Central bigb school will be held in the Jefferson tbe- stre and at 10 o'clock the class exercises Tor Ensley high school will be held in the auditorium of the Ensley school.
 The officers of the Central class of 1910 are:
 President. Edgar Elmer Houghton.
 Vice president. Katherine c ark Lynch.
 Recording secretary, William Berney Perry.
 Corresponding secretary, Sarah Eliza beth Ransom
 Treasurer, Robert Armistead Leake.
 Prophet, Harriet Hewitt Smith.
 Historian, Ralph Powe Webb.
 Orator, James Lucian Allgood.
 Statistician, Heusts Clark
 Pianist, Della Frances Dryer
 Vocalist, Olga Louise Hernandez.
 Poet, Frances Macy Moore.
 Essayist, Libbie Janette Bross.
 Violinist, Florence Gladys Lyon.
 Cartoonist, William Cant King.
 The motto of the 1919 class is Carne Diem; colors, pink and green; flower, Xiii .arney rose.
 The programme of exercises to be held at the Jefferson this morning follows:
 The Battle of the Future presidents S address, Edgard Elmer Hougton
 The New Era class history, Ralph Powe Webb.
 Piano solo, Della Frances Dryer.
 "A Compilation of Varied Facts and Figures" statistics. Heustis Cook
 Let Us Keep Faith." class oration, James Lucian Allgood
 When Headlines Flash" class proph- ecy, Harriett Hewitt Smith.
 Violin solo, Florence Gladys Lyon.
 'The Victory of Idealisn,' class es- say, Libbie Janette Bross.
 Piano solo. Miss Fred Crum
 "The Victory of Idealism," class essay. L;tbie Janette Bross.
 Opportunity" class poem, Frances Ma cy Moore
 Stand True" corresponding, Sarah Elizabeth Ransom
 Class song.
 The class day program at Ensley high school, to be held in the auditorium morning at Ensley high school. 
 The seventeenth annual address, Fred Byron Riggan.
 Music, class orchestra
 Looking Backward" Norman Hick- man.
 Piano solo, Freda Crum.
 ''The Eternal Camouflage, Kate Nell son Turnipseed
 "Our Sentiments In Rhyme Lucille Turner
 Violin solo, Emanuel Zivitz.
 'Our Exact Measurements" Martha Frances Jones.
 Good Citizenship" Harry Ralph Levy Vocal solo. Ellen Meredith Dupas-. Tn the Crystal Mirror, Anna Kirk sey la Page.
 Class song.
 The following is the programme for the joint exercises to be held at the Jeffer- son tonight, heginning at s:15 o'clock: Invocat tion by Dr. l.. E. Rrubaker. Soprano 500. "Serenade" (Tierne>, Mrs. E. H. Pomeroy.
 Annual address. Judge William F. Fort Violin solo, Mrs Harry Steinmehl.
 Presentation of diplomas, Charles A. Brown.
 Benediction. pr. T. F. Tendon.
 The following students have been named to receive diplomas:
 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL First Section, Boys-Paul Hugh Black well, Herbert Leon Blank. Alexander Barrand Hansen, Ross Martin. Arthur Charles Reed Frederick Carr William son.
 First section (girls)-Elizabeth Minerva Bates, Helen Bowling Branch. Lhbie Ja- nette Bross. Harriet Fason Chappell. Mary Lucille Colvin, Esther Coplon, Ida Sornelia Harris, Martha May Harris Ol- ga Louise Hernandes, Norma Hogan, Mabel Cornelia Kennedy. Sarah Rather inc King, Katherine Clark Lynch, Fran 'es Macy Moore. Mary Cornelia Morrow. Sarah Elizabeth Ransom, Marie Schuster, Lillian Sharpley Catherine Virginia Will jams.
 Second Section. Boys--James Lucian \ llgood. Kelvie Appelbaum. James Ken 1eth Baker, William Gibbs Beatty, George Henry Bowers, Homer Alonzo Casey. Heustis Clark, Daniel Joseph Ioyle. Albert Edward Feldman, John Francis Fletcher, Leon Gottlieb. Dumas Graham, Charles Kirby Hammond, John Franklin Hendon. Edrar Elmer Tough .on, William Cant King, Dumas Gra- nam. Boys-Rohert Armistead I,eake, Allison Sobel Loventhal, James William Mac Queen. Jr.. Walter Convngton Middleton. C01, O'MenI n,