The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-03

uates, forming an attractive picture.
 The importance of education in the life of the world and it's bearing on the vital problems of today was dis cussed by Dr. Games w. Abercrombie, state superintendent of education, who delivered the address to the graduates. He said. in part:
 Ignorance and a lack of education tend to bring men and women to the leve. If the common brute. Without an education people sink to anarchis tic tendencies and beliefs and they are left without the laws which gov ern their world and their physical natures. This could result disastrous ly for mankind.
 "An education should be universal privilege which will bring with it common responsibilities which should not be forgotten.
 Success Essentials
 "The essentials for success in solv- ing the problems that have been thrust upon us, are physical develop ment, education and a knowledge of vocational training. Properly equipped with these elements we will be able to properly handle any problem that is thrust on us to solve'
 An impressive moment occurred just before Dr. J. 1T. Phillips, superinten- uSIlI CI SCuoOlS, pIeStllleu tut ulpio mas, when he asked every father and mother of a graduate in the class to rise. He then asked the class to rise and presented the sons and daugh- ters to their fathers and mothers.
 Dr. J. H. Bryan delivered the in vocation. Dr. D. M. Gardner pro- nounced the benediction. Prof. Charles A. Brown, of Central High school. presided.
 Class day exercises were held by the schools in the morning. Central High school held it's exercises in the Jefferson theatre and Ensley held the exercises in the school auditorium. Central Graduates
 The following received their diplo- mas last night:
 First section-Melvin Carleton Berk- ovitz, Easley Rutland Blackwood, Wick Broomall, Jr., David Hancock, Jr., Fe- lix Mandel, Evan Caldwell Mims, Jack Clinton McLarn, Garner Terry McNice. James Owen Posey, Paul Carpenter Wolfe. Mae Ellen Barron, Nellie Gled- Hill Bastide, Dorothy Odette Brown, Ernestine Cooper Gordon Rosa Lee Gould, Helen Earline Hamrick, Chloe Hinton. Elizabeth Lucy Hewlett. Cor nelia Corinne Hughes, Mary Griffin Johns. Lillian Dorothy Kerner, Mary Elizabeth King, Mary Elizabeth Laum- CT, Ellie May Lawley, Doris Alleen Marler, Minnie Merle Martin, Marjorie Elizabeth Ormond, Mary Rose Sicard. Annie Raymond Stewart, Mary Eliza beth Southgate, Corinne Odell Travis, Louisa Tyler Wheeler, Mary Louise Wilson, Dorothy Tyler Winters. Jose phine Wohl. Sara Eleanor Wood, Theo- lene Woodruff
 Cecppd coCtipp--VVilliay Norra n Baker, Morris Carleton Baum. Samuel Welcome Baylss, Frank Bedford Best Harry Haywood Bryan, Charles Mar bury Buckner, Fred Carter. Benjamin Copeland, James Harold Cowart, Ben jamJn Frederick Crabbe, Jr, Allen Hil ty Engelhart George Clemon Freeman Irwin Well Goldberg, Chester Goldstein Benjamin Arthur Green, Albert David Greenman, Charles Henry Gross. Cara. ner Semmes Hale, John Billups Has, lam, Herman Frank Hentschel, Doug las Arnold Hester Edward Joseph Hugenschmidt, Clifford Thomas Inglis Thomas Edward farrell, Lawrence Magnus Jaysane, Emmett Root John son, Irving Levy, Jacob Levy, FeliS Wayne Lewis, Alwyn York Mcconnell Earl Stephens Mann, Harry Coleman Miller, Charles William Millican, Jr. Charles Jasper Mills, Joel Nalley GeOTSe HeHry NdSoH, InOInaS Mlli' Nesbitt, Jr., John Finley Porter. Rober1 Kelley Posey, Orvi1le Alfred Reed Luther Edward Reynolds. Walter Will lard Reynolds, Jack Norris Saks. Nor. ris Salzman, Frederick Carl Schatz John James Shannon, Milton Irving SiI. verfioid, James Martin Smith, Roberl Judson Shell, Charles J. Shook. Jr Roman Leo Speegle, Alonzo Ciiftor Stephenson, Richard James Stockham John Allen Stubinger. Terry Hodges Teague. Abe Berte Tenenbaum, Clar ence Simpson Thomas, George Hoppin. Vail. Graves Harris Weaver, Ralrf Wexford Wells. Graham Paul Willough by. George Wilton Wise, Eugene Nor. ris zeidman, Sidney T. Adair. Margare1 Virginia Andrews. Grace lone Ash Mildred Baker. Miriam Baker. Eliza beth Roberta Beavers, Sarah Leon, Bowers. Beatrice Caver. Norma Virginia Cockrell Harriet Marie Cole, Marioi Malvina Coleman, Annie Jane Conneli Margaret Emma Conrad. Jennie Ros, Coplon Gertrude Elizabeth Davidson Ruth Elizabeth Dewberry. Ethel Skel ton De Shazo, Virginia St. Clair Dono van.
 James Le Noir Dryer. Ruth Barke: Eberhart, Louise Kennon Ellis Myrtle, | Barte Everett, Rema Frances Fried man. Dorothy Garry. Bertha Iren, Goldner. Esther Gravlee, Mary Munge, i Gussen, Alma Barr Hale. Sarah Eliz abeth Harn. Allie Bess Harper, Arni, Louise Hickman. Mildred Hicks, venu, Hill, Emma Virginia Hill. Essie Flor ence Hopper. May Hamilton Horton Leah Lucille Hoskins, Agnes Kathieer Houghton, Elizabeth Jackson. Haze Glenn Jones. Nellie Fraker Jones Mary Annie Elizabeth Jungermanr I Frances Elaine Kitchens, Agnes Mani, Laird, Sarah Roe Lathem, Mary Louis, Launey. verna Erlene Lawless, Etht Magness, Augusta Fitzgerald Mason Mildred Emeline Mays. Louise Ann. Melcher, Louise Montgomery. Anni. Movitz. Inez Patton. Isabella Norvelle Pennruddoc x, Ida Virginia Parkinson