The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-09
PUPILS CONF.
MEDINA HIGH SCHOOL COURSES
W. E. Conkle Expresses Praise
for the Class Which Began When He
Took Office Reports Fine Year

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Fifty-two Of Medina's young men
arA young women have completed
their course of training in the village
schools, from which they will be
graduated on Thursday Of next week,
June 16.
The class this year, tho very
large one, numbers four less than the
class Of 1920, and is one with which
Supt. w. Z. Conclxle has expressed
himself well satisfied and proud. His
particular interest in this class, he
says, is probably due for the most
part to the fact that the class began
simultaneously with his assuming
the duties Of superintendent, thus en-
abling him to observe it's progress
during the four years Of the high
school course.
Those who will receive diplomas on
June 16, are:
Seldom G. Armbruster, Willard A.
Carver, Raymond F. Emory, Lura
Annette Barrow, Helen L. Damon,
Helen Christina Eberle, Dorotha Lii
fan Pearson, Dorothy Margaret
Coleman, Hazel Dale Rickard,
Vernice M. Lance, Mildred L.
Holtzburg, Myron H. Pierce, Mae M.
Myers, Eleanor Lydia Stoup, Alice
E. Walsh, Eulaila Virtis Schafer,
Florence M. Mayes, Max H. Petit,
Blooma A. Ziegler, Helen D. Abbott,
Corinne Stowe Oatman, Gladys S.
Elder, Mildred T. Baque, Dorothy
Alice Shaw, Ardis E. Merrick,
Blanche M. Estep, Gladys Virginia
Finch, Wilbert Eugen Standen, Fran
cis Everett Boyden, Helen Marie
Heiss, Henry Ziegler, Luella May
Gault Gertrude /. Petit, Lawrence N.
Mayes, Everett H. Randall, Phyllis
Z. Offineer, Juliet ". Warner, Ruth
A. Woods, Donna c. Hood, Harold E.
Sprankle, Lucille N. Lentz, Doris Isa-
bel Frazier, Helen lola Leathernan,
K w. Abner Nichols, Ruth Elnora Fem,
Evelyn Frances Wolfe, Mareery
Ainsworth, Hazel o. Rothacre, Ber-
I nice L. Best, Helen Frances johnson,
Helen Baldwin, LaRene M. Lentz.
The program for Commencement
night this year is rather unique, in
the presentation of playlet as one
Of it's features, given by members Of
the class; also the musical part of the
program will be given entirely by
class members, five of whom consti-
tute an orchestra that will perform
the instrumental numbers. The COM
plete program follows:
March -
Invocation III
Rev. r. K. Caulk,
Overture "Mignonette" Baumann
Introduction Of Glass
Supt. W. E. Conckle
4 Piano Solo -"Sextette" (Lucia)
w. Abner Nichols
Glass Presidents Address
Everett Boyden
Vocol Solo-"When All the World
is Young" Rogers
Everett Fl. Randall
Class Playlet -"The Graduates
Choice"
Class Song
Phyllis Offineer
Valedictory *
Hazel Dale Richard
\ Trombone Solo--"Love's Old
Sweet Song" Molloy
Max H. Petit
Glass Address
\DrA G. G. McCracken
Of Ohio State University
Presentation Of Diplomas
Benediction
Rev. w. r. Moffet
Following is the caste of charac-
ters Of the class playlet, "The Gradu-
ate's Choice"
Youth Ruth, Woods
Faith Helen Eberle
Y Charity Doris Frazier
Humility Juliet Warner
Purity Eleanor Stour
\ Zeal Luella Gault
\ Pride Eulaila Schafei
Sloth Helen Baldwin
Deceit Donna Hooc
Hatred Ardis Merrfcl
4 Greed Hazel Rothackel
Fancy Dorothy Coleman
Fairies Dorothy Shaw, Ruth Fenn
Blanche Estep, Margery Ainsworth
Lucille REM, Helen Heiss. f