The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-03
The Glass Roll.

The Glass Roll.
James Witcher, Genevieve Cox,
Alice Mary Linneer, Gertrude Ward,
Moses E. Lewis, Jr., Alnea Horney,
Lurah Madelyn Wynkoop, Louis B.
Goodrich, Nettie Lucille Nix, Mabel
Lyons, NJ. Valoris Elliott, Frances NJ.
Keith, Mildred Lucille Nelson, GIL
bert E. Acklebein. Harold Miner,
Florence Olive Blair. Estelle Freye,
Arthur Marvin, Henry b. Galley
Hazel June Ulrich, Harold 6. Law
renee, Burleigh Mackenzie, Clark
Hoover. Ada Louise Burton, Haro,d
B. Watson, Farra Dozier, Bessie Mae
Hansen, Robert C. Fredrickson, Mil
dred Miriam FARES, Ralph w. Haynes,
Gerald Rockafellow, Katherine Kom-
fala, Norman w. Duffey, Virgie NJ.
Taylor, Joe Mack Wilson, NJ Lucille
Holiday, william Lafferty. James
Whaples Sinden. Alice Mae McIlva-
ney Judith Adell Channings, Gather
Inc Hood, Thornton Beall
With the graduation of a class of 43
members at the First Methodist Epis-
SoPdi L, tnt
Canon City high school completed the
thirty-sixth year of its existence. The
commencement program was worthy
of the best. traditions of the big insti.
tuition, and will take high rank in the
chronicle of such events. The class
was, perhaps. the largest ever grad
uated here, and the setting for its Gel
ebration was appropriate and beauti-
full. Fully 1900 people were present
to witness 1t and participate in some
measure ,at least, with the triumph
of the two score and more young men
and young women who commemo.
rated an important epoch in their
lives and received diplomas for duty
well performed.
Every feature in connection with
the graduating exercises was an en-
icyable one and received its need OF
praise and commentator The or
chestral numbers, under the leader
ship of Prof. r. l.. Dick, were pleas
ing in the extreme, as were also the
salutatory by Miss Geneyieve Cox. the
vocal solo by Louis Goodrich, the val.
edictory by Miss Valoris Elliott and
the class address by Dr. J. G. Crabbe
president of the State Teachers Coz
lamity: A Call to Duty" The talks
made by Prof. Drake in presenting the
class for graduation, Prof. Gillespie in
announcing the scholarships and A. +.
Sharman. president OF the Board Of
Education, in presenting the diplo-
mas. were all to the point and were
ll received.
The commencement program opened
with professional on the organ by
Miss Bessie McQuown and was con-
cluded by benediction pronounced
by the Rev. Don Frank Fem, rector OF
Christ Episcopal church. The invo-
cation was by the Rev. Charles j.
Armentfout, pastor Of the congregl.
tion of the First Presbyterian church.
DR.. Crabbe's address was splendid
one and was listened to with tho
closest attention throughout In IL
he emphasized the Importance of edu-
cation as a means OF preventing the
spread OF the virus OF Bolshevism and
other alien enemy doctrines that are
inimical TO Christian civilization an1
10 the republic under which we live
II was a mastery effort and evoked
widespread compliment from those
who heard H.
Pross. Drake and Gillespie who
have, probably. been more intimately
associated with the members OF tho
graduating class IN their school eorr
than anybody else. especially durinp
the past year. praised them highly foI
their devotion 10 study and for their
ambition 20 "act well their part IN
the great drama OF life now unfolding
before tbem.
OF the many bIgh school commence