Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-18
dangerous weapon.

DR.. E. c. Robbins, dean OF the
department. of business admins
tration at the University of Ore
gon, was the chief speaker at the
commencement exercises held at
armory last night at which 1853
Salem high school students, com
prising the largest class ever grad
uated from the local institution,
received their diplomas. "The Stu
dent and the Business World" was
the subject on which Dean Rob-
bins spoke.
"Thi is an age of service" he
declared, when a man must think
not only of himself, but OF the
community in which he lives, and
no man has ar light to ask for more
than he gives to society. You
young people are living in the
greatest age the world has ever
known. 1t is because we now
border upon an age when disease
will be eliminated, when poverty
will be decreased and when liq-
uor will be stamped out by the
western nations"
1.-THE Place Of Commercial
Training" was the subject on
which Lelieth Kuhn, who held the
highest scholastic standing of the
class. spoke. He was followed ny
Ava Miller, who interpreted the
reading. 1.-The Man in the Shad-
ows."
Calling attention to the fact
that with each succeeding genera
tion great and new things are ac-
complished, Robert Littler, class
orator, declared that the class
must serve the community in such
a manner that it will feel repaid
for its generosity in providing It's
high type of educational faculties
Four college scholarships ana
one honor award were presented 20
students of the class by Principal
L C. Nelson. Miss Beryle Cooper
and Miss Beryl Marsters were CIV
on scholarships to one of the col
leges in the state conference, the
awards being presented for sctoi7
arship qualities and for Manifesto
tions of strong character. On viz
tuallv the same basis of competl-
tion. Janelle Vandervort and ROD
ert Littler we're given scholarships
to Willamette university.
The Joseph H. Albert prize Oh
$40 was presented to George "hi'e
who was held to have ezerted Inc
greatest influence for good curing
his high school career.
Those who received diplomas
were:
Burton Reno Adams, Georg a
Ruth Albee, John Anthony Al
brich. Joseph Edward Albrich'
Norman Campbell Alexander
prank Clarence Alfred, Elva May
Amsler Ruth Lucille Anderson
Carl Armstrong, Numa Joseph
Arnold. William Boyd Ashoy'
claire Parrish Ausman' Fenimore
Raggett. Ralph Russell Baliey'
TuelIa Gertrude Barnett, Carine-
Iita Esther Barquist, Albert Eu-
ward Bayne, Lucille Marie bech-
lev Florence Ernestine BeLnu''
Mary Josephine Bross, Scire DeA
ter Buell.. Zelma Busch Lelua ~
Busch. Eulalie Anita Butler DoiO
tbv Ann Byers, Esther Marie Can
told Helen Cammack, Eva Jane
Carey. Fleta Marie CaspeL' ha"
son Henry Chaplin, Frank James
Cbanman Jr., Reta Elizaoe'n
C1argett. Beryl Cooper, Ethel May
cummings. Mildred Marie DaYeh-
MORT Donald Dawson, Erma zane
Dearinger. Frank George Deehg 5
bach IT.. Gladys A Derrick Dei'
mer George DeSart, Mildred DOE.
aIdson Everett Dunnette, Edns
Warie Durfee. Carolyn Ariel East
Edwin Adolph Edwards hutp
1aIan u Edwards, Dorothy Mary
Fscb Delight Leona Evans Mar
garet Rosalind Evans, oma Eii-1 En-
Fagg. Dwight Hair Findiey, '., AllGu
60 Barnachae Gapuz, Rex MauIiee
c;ho-7 - Marion Hope Giimer, war