Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12

that II the tirsf command our tlsseIls
under the tliseef ln III yolii fntens
mostly graduates 81 American Htgh.
hools rushed forth even ii,uth iliey
knew taey ysle ,acriiiciiis, UNITS
haze ii the past tWa yeIl
proved % the world the value of an
educational program that takes into
liberation ils individual
sSow Mniln the oiatteci eflne ial,lI
ay 81 sfllls IL Europe Are melting before
the doctrine of IioIslieyisnl tlle pros
dnrt III the Americas school aysten
stands like Il grand break Water in II
storm. protecting err homes. ollr lives
ana the Institutions that every Amer
lean loves from the Reorganization.
anl chaos thai prevails ii nsope
The american school system Is tho
mosl democratic institution III the
world and the Board of Education OF
Anne Arundel county ii comforting
these certificates feel that you haze.
hoen 50 educated as to produce cill.
zens inynlner;ible to the false doc.
srines of Rolahevssnl oI. any her sim.
ilar doctrine contrary ID the IDEAS of
eight ana Justice II gives me plsass
nre to confer these lonNrs and otir
direction u yol IL go ont and uphold
The reputation the American people
have made IN the past We years
Prof Fox presented diplomas % th,s
following graduates
Academic Seniors
Katherine Elizabeth Kyle
Ruth M, King
Katherine Louise Martin
ellen Elizabeth Moss
Irene Anthon Robertson
Eleanor Yirginia Hriee
William White Corniack.
Eleanor Roberta Childs.
Commercial seniors
Gertrude Cecilia Jones.
Catherine Idelie Geraci.
Emile Katherine Schulz
Agnes Maria Geraci
Anita Henrietta Waters.
Leon M. Isipmar.
Mildred christina Fox.
Rose Lee. Block
Lillian Weitzman Greensburg
Janet Mable Weiss.
rheinia Elizabeth Bealer
Edna Hall Ieise
Edward Saunders DuvaII.
Thomas Eugene Griscom
rhe 2incipal introduced Mrs
/. G, chaney, who sang Iii excellent
loice tie great aria, NV Heart at
rhy Sweet Voice. from Samson and
1elilah. and as an encore tie Banjo.
sang by Homer Mrs CLANCY llas
aighly cultivated. well trained voice,
sper which she has complete control
Ter high notes are especially clear
ind sweet
Tho piano solo by Mr. Adolf
ForovslSy was a musical masterpiece.
rhe genius OF the young man IS too
veil known and appreciated to need
iomment His technique Is marked
md the rendition was masterfiil. Nh.
roroysky was given AM opation and
lftcr rounds of appSause which he
sracefnlly acknowled gee hi was
orced. despite himself, iii give an en-
ore from Nine Butterfly
Teachers Remembered
Il portion of the exercises. not down
81 the program was the presentation
oE 4 gift 10 the principal Miss Lin.
Ihicum. by the Glass 1919. which was
made by the class president, Eugene
Griscom in few we'll expressed
words Miss Himmelheher, head Of
Ihc Commercial school Was also pre-
sented 4 gift by the graduates IN az
cepting which Miss liimmslheb, 4
said Commercial seniors nothing
gives me moro pleasure than to have
this token from You.
Rabbi Laaaron's Address
The principal introduced in a
neat little speech the orator of
the evening, Rabbi Morris s Laz-
aron. al baltimore whom SHE said
..was certain to please which he did.
seldom has ii been the privilege Of an
audience to hear more intensely IN
address. After telling Of
his pleasure IN being OF the family
circle as he denominated the High
school graduating class and their
friends. Dr. I,azaron, told remi.
nisoences of his own June week grad.
uation at his home in Savannah Ga
ana 81 the orator or the occasion,
whom the class hoped would aE'-
preeiate the proper terminal facilities
III his oratory. He took the hint from
lis own commencement and made his
address brief and To the point He
spoke of the true High school spirit
and the real atmosphere ot graduation
With beloved friends and teachers
present He complimented the class
on its motto: TO Strive; To Seek
To Find, and Not To Yield. which =
taken from Tennyson's ulyses Is
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