Arizona republican., 1920-05-25
TEMPE HIGH HOLDS
 COMMENCEMENT

TEMPE, May 25.-A large crowd at tended the commencement exercises at the high school last Saturday night and a very appropriate and interesting program was enjoyed by all George Logic, president of the Cook Bible in stitute gave the commencement ad- dress which was one of unusual fine ness and one which was enjoyed by even the very young children. Mrs. Doane Merrill sang a very beautiful solo and MT. Jones and John J. Bark ley gave a very pretty violin and piano duet. Mir. Jones and Mrs. Merrill are from the Arizona School of Music. Prof. R. J. Shirley awarded the Peter son prizes to the following students: Lucille Bailey, first, s3O; Lorene BotIzin. second, $25, and Mary Carter, third, s2O. These prizes are awarded to the three students having the highest grades during their high school course and the three students who won them this year were so close together that it was with great difficulty and accuracy that their standings were found. In the absence of the chairman of the school board, Mir. Henness, pr. Alex ander gave out the diplomas to the fol- lowing: Lorene Botkin, Ben Mouer, Charles LuSin Olive Van Doren, Lu- cile Bailey, Maisey Parkman, La Rhee Parkman. Donald Moore. Chester Wickliffe, James Goodwin, Robert Carr, ! Price, Nora Holmes and Mary Carter.
 Overland to San Diego
 Fred Van Ritter, and Frank Moria- rity, commercial instructor at the high school left Sunday morning for San Diego, making the trip overland Mrs. Van Ritter will go on the train and join her husband in San Diego. MT. Van Ritter sold his town property here and is planning to locate in San Diego.
 Pythan Sisters to Practice ! All Pythian Sisters who are on the drill team are requested to meet this afternoon at o'clock at the hall to practice.
 Teachers Leave
 Miss Hershey. the art teacher of the | high and grammar schools left last night for Colorado where she will spend the summer. Miss Hershey will not return to Tempe next fall
 Miss Kemp and Miss Sprague, teach CTS in the high school left last Satur- day night for Los Angeles.
 MT Neeb, manual training teacher left Sunday for San Francisco where he has accepted a position for the sum mer. He will return in the fall.
 Memorial Day Program
 The American legion and Women's auxiliary will have charge of the dec oration of the graves next Sunday. Al persons who have flowers for either soldier or other graves and who have not a way of getting out to the ceme- tery, ways will be provided for then by the American legion Flowers should be brought to the home of T. 4 Anderson on East Eighth street either Saturday night or before S:30 o'clocf Sunday morning as the cars will leave there promptly at 30.
 There will be union services at T o'clock at the Methodist church and al ministers of the town will have a par in the services. 4 very appropriat, program is being prepared.
 Seventh Grade Party
 The seventh grade accompanied bl their teacher. Miss Elizabeth Cosne left town about 3 o'clock yesterday aft ? ernoon and went to the pretty neg home Of MT. and Mrs. n J. Franken berg southeast of town. The afternoon and evening was spent in playini games and having general good time , Delicious refreshments were served
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