Phoenix tribune., 1920-05-29
TUCSON
(By Mrs VIM. Blakeley)
FOUR ARE GRADUATED FROM
DUNBAR SCHOOL FRIDAY NIGHT
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OF Jue Rdul Lawrence DUNBAR ScnOOl
which took place last week. The cleo
trio lights which were recently con
nected by order of the school board,
together with artistic drawings of the
pupils Of the school. gave a splendid
setting for the excellent literary pro-
gram which was rendered.
The invocation was delivered by
Rev. j. Humphrey OF Nj Calvary Bap-
tist church. following which introduc-
tory and welcome remarks were made
by Principal c. c. simmons
This program then was rendered:
Song, Speed Our Republic" by the
school; recitation, The Worlds
Greatest Battle" James Williams;
recitation, Eernest Bartlett; recita-
ton, DO Not Fret Mary Flewellen;
recitation. Self Examination" Mar
jorie Washington: song, Flow Gently
Sweet Alton; recitation. The Dream
err" Homer Merrill; song, Fairy
Waltz"
Original essays by seventh and
eighth grades: Essay, Benefits Of an
Education Marguerite Merrill, eighth
grade; essay, "The Value of Pur-
pose Rufus c. Flewenen. eighth
! grade; song. "Oh, Scatter Kind
Words" by the school; essay, Les
sons from the Great Stone Face" Lu-
cinda Johnson, eighth giade; essay,
The Value OF Good Manners" Har-
vey Anderson. seventh grade; chorus,
Soldiers Giee;" essay, Benefits of
an Education" Marguerite Watson;
essay The Value of Time, Mattel
Flewellen
After the rendition of the program,
Prof E. r. Reisen of the University
of Arizona delivered helpful address
to the four eighth grade graduates
He was listened to with attention.
He said that he brought the hearty
greetings from the president of the
university, Dr. r. B. Won KleinSmid,
and OF the entire university faculty
to the school
He delivered diplomas and trial GER
tiicates to Mabel Flewellen, diploma;
Marguerite Merrill, diploma; Lucinda
Johnson, trial certificate; Rufus Flew
ellen, trial certificate.
Prizes Awarded
Punctuality, Beatrice Thompson,
so cents; attendance, Lola Doan, so
cents; common sense and quick wit.
James Williams, one pair of rabbits;
conduct in primary grades, Morena
Meyers, so cents; instrumental music,
Lucinda Johnson, $3.50; best conduct
in eighth grade for this year, Mar
guerite Merrill, so cents; best deport-
ment for six continuous years, Mabel
Flewellen, eighth grade. ST.
Winners in Recitation Contest
First prize, James Williams, one
pigeon and pullet; second prize,
Mary Flewellen, sterling silver
cross.
Winners in Original Essays
First prize, Mabel Flewellen, $3.50;
second prize, Marguerite Merrill, two
thoroughbred Rhode Island reds,
rooster and pullet; third prize, Mar
guerte Watson, rs cents; fourth
prize, Harvey Anderson, so cents. Rev
d. r. Jones, Of Prince A. NJ. E. church.
delivered the benediction
Patrons and Friends Who Donated
Prizes
| James Foster. so cents; w NJ. Bur
nett SO cents; e. Pearson, so cents;
Arthur T. Luins, Astoria barber shop
81; A. J. Johnson of the Arizona poul-
try market, one pair OF rabbits, a
pigeon and one puilet; Mrs. H. L. Tid-
rington, one thoroughbred Rhode Isl
and red rooster and pullet; Mrs. Greed
Taylor So; Myles Fuel. $l.5O; Tufford
/ company, sterling silver cross.
Judges for the recitations Messrs
Pinkey Watson, H. NJ David Taylor
Judges for the original essays:
Messrs. Jordan Wilbourne Harry
Nelson, c. v Mccoy.