The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-26
TRIADELPHIA HIGH
GRADUATES CLASS
over TWO SCORE
Young Men and Women Reveiced Diplo-
mas and Babe Farewell to
Hall Of Learning.

The annual commencement exercises
of Triadelphia district high school were
held last evening in the auditorium Of
the Scottish Rite Cathedral. There
, were forty-six young men and women
In this years class. and one received
certificate from the commercial course
The Girls Glee Club. under the dlrcc-
tIon Of Miss Bess McGranahan' FURNISH:
ed the music for the evening and they
opened the program filth the chorus
, columbia Beloved" Rev. l.. r. L.w-
ellyn delivered the invocation. and the
glee club again entertained WITH
Spring Time"
Miss Margaret Lee Carter was the
first speaker. and she took for her sub.
ject. National Educational Reform.
She told how educational systems are
continually changing and said that me
the present educational system. She
said that real education should dc
velop the child not only mentally. but
also morally and physically. ani thls
could not be accomplished ny trilchcrS
who were so underpaid that they were
seeking more lucrative positions else
where.
Miss Garter. in an enlightcning man
ner, told how the three essential quar-
tiles for education were first, eSsentlai
elementary knowledge of training ana
discipline: second. vocational efficiency
and third. civic responsibility. She ad-
vrcated one year of compulsory mill
t.ry training. and concluded by saying
that the correct education tended 10
universal brotherhood OF man.
Characterization" was the subject cl
the address given by Harold HarpfHr.
He defined Americanization as N" FER
feet understanding Of the ideals rondi.
tions. opportunities. love and spirit or
America. He said that both III" foreign
and native born. when uncducated and
permitted to vote. were factor which
tended TO lower the morale OF the ma
,IuIt. IL" mentioned the tn-Am"rlcahl-
zation Of politics. and urged tha:, sine"
Woman Suffrage has become para
mount issue in politics. the women
should be taught to vote intellectually
In civic training schools. lie ErScu
military training to maintain one stand
ard Of living for all classes. which
would be- a great factor in Americani1-
ing Americans.
tiful number of the evening following
Mr.. Harpfer's speech This was lone
Where tho Lilies Bloom" in which the
altos were especially beautiful
Or. wallace Speak1.
William Charles Wallace. d. D., pres
ident OF Westminster college. New VIII
mington. Pa, gave the main address of
the evening. DR.. Wallace is forcefui
speaker and ne conveyed message I"
the students that will long influence
their lives for good and help them 10
accomplish worthy work in their com
munity He dwcled on the strategy or
selecting n life work. and urged the
young people to open the door TO oppor-
unity. pressing down on them at all
times.
cation is TO make the mind sensitive 10
truth. He told how education affected
the moral conduct and duty: and now
right could be-. Distinguishing from
l. Ia
briefly on the problems of religion and
said that by accepting religion the stu,
dent added 10 tho quantity and decpencd
the quality OF his work.
professor $. $. Jacobs. district SUI
perintcndcnt OF schools. presented the
Guided by the glee club singing sleepy
Time" Rev. Lewellyn pronounced the
The Graduates.
! The following received diplomas:
! Gladys Elsie Arhenz.
Anna Elizabeth Baird.
Josiah Wallace Baird. Jr.
, Margaret Mary Becker.
Robert Wade Bell.
! Mabel Olive Brooks.
| Robert Fielding Brown.
! Mary Cornelia Burdats
, Harlan Page Carter. IT.
, MARGARET Lee Carter.
: Ralph Owen Clovis.
Josephine Elizabeth |nwan.
; Douglas Austin Denton.
/ Otis Dodge.
! Allen Mckinley Elliott.
Esther Florence Evans.
! Minnie Helena Fisher.
Evelyn Cordelia Fox.
; Margaret Mary Gaynor.
Francis Harold Gibson.
Charles Harold HARPER.
! Gertrude Elizabeth Hess.
! Joseph Milton Houston, Jr
| Laura Irene jenkins.
Mildred Elizabeth Keith.
! kathryn Alice knokc.
! Lillian Levy.
! l.uella Blanche Luke.
Earl Davis Nee.
catherine Meyer.
Teresa Maggie.
Edward HerVcy Nichols.
Morse William O'Bricn.
James Hamilton Orr.
Philip Doddrdgc PAUL.
| Virginia Angela Phillips.
Eugene Marion Poe.
Laura Mae Powell
Ruth Elizabeth Remke.
Julia Elizabeth Rentsch.
! Elsie Lee Storer.
Mary Ellen Supler.
Clarence Louis Tcrrin
Charles Edward Waddcl.
| Frank Delaplainc Waterhouse.
Andrew Frederick Woebcr.
MASON COUNTY