Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
THIS IS A BIG NIGHT
FOR 150 SENIORS OF
THE HIGH SCHOOL

Today will be the last that $50
members of the graduating class OF
Phoenix Union High school will
spend as a class at the institution in
which they have passed the last four
years in fitting themselves to enter
into the field of business or higher
education. Amid solemn ceremonies
to be held at the high school stadium,
north of the auditorium, the 15O
graduates will this evening receive
the little square of parchment which
signifies that their period of secon-
dary schooling is completed.
Examinations have been completed
and there now remains only the usual
business of cleaning up the loose
ends of the school year. A general
assembly will be held this morning.
Report cards will be given out dur
ing the afternoon.
Seating accommodations will be
provided for approximately 1000 per-
sons who will wish to be present at
the commencement exercises begin
ming at SIS o'clock. In addition to
the reserved seats for invited guests,
parents and friends of the graduates,
there will be bleacher section Tor
the general public.
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arranged between the speaking num-
bers and on this occasion the high
school orchestra will be supported py
the faculty quartette and solos.
Diplomas will be presented by II.
G.. baldwin. president of the board of
education. to the following members
of the senior class:
Frank B. Achauer, Eleanor Aiexan-
der Arthur Baldwin, HerSchel Ban
DIV. Margaret Bertino, Wilson Bland,
Allan Blount, Evas Bosstick, Esther
Bowers, Marion Boyd, Frank Brom-
ley, Clara May Brown, Winifred
Brown;
Bernice Callahan, Archibald Camp
bell, Jessie Campbell, Esther Carpen-
ter. Catherine Chambliss, Mary Alice
Christy, Alma Chumbley, Milton Cog
gins. Irene f. Coleman, Grace Collins,
ZoiIa, Conan, Zona Coons, Palmer r.
Contreras, Oliver Cotey, Jr. Garrison
Coverdale, Louise A. Crawford, Mar
garet e. Cronin:
Barto c. Davis, Georgia Lee Day,
Grace De Wolfe. Dorothy M. Dill
worth. Wilma l.. Douglass, Opal
Dow. Clarke G. Duncan;
Joe East, Pearl Edelman. Deliah
Edens:
Doris III. Freeman, Theodore Free
man, Roland A. Fulton.
Maxwell Gardner, T.. Charles Cav
agan. Harry Green, Hugh Greenhaw,
Josephine Crosse:
.verland Haldiman, Howard f. Hea-
ley, Murle Hepworth, William +.
Hettler, Wilma Hettler, Halle Hicks,
Melbourne NJ. Hill, George Hoagland,
Louise Hodges. Byrd Hooper, Eugene
Hopkins, Howard Horton, Jessie
Housley, Mabel Hughes, Marguerite
Hull;
a Milton Jack, ALTON b Jackson,
Erma johnson, Oliver Johnson. r..
Conner Johnson, Viva johnson, Dal-
las B. Jones, J. Delbert Jones;
Allene Kinder, Jessie kuthe;
Sylvia Lewis, Ethelyn r. Leyhe,
William Long, Oleva Longacre, Geor-
gia f. Lord;
Jean Macdonald, Kenneth Mackey,
Gladys NJ. Marley, Rose Matthias,
Bertram Mckinney. Jonathan MI
chael Frank Mittvalsky, James Z.
Miller, Henry Millage, Claude Nose
ley, Winona NJ. Moss, Dysart Mur-
ply:
Vincent Nelson, Robert L. Nelson,
Henry Clay Nix, Alma Norman, Glee-
son Northcross:
Harriet Palmer, DafIeii IT.. al heii
Marjorie Patterson, James y. Pea-
cock, Jean Perkins, Rosa Pnepy. H.
Theodore Pierson. Martin Phil, Ger
aldine Pinching, Harold l.. Poe, Lois
Poe, stephen G. Pool;
Claude A. Quillin:
Doris Ray, Levi II. Reed, Orrin
Root;
John f. Sampson, Joe p. Sander
son, John r. Sandy, John ID. Saw
yer. Edith Shaw, Helen Shaw. Ray
mond Sherman, John r. Shoemaker,
Helen Iras Shoup, Reed d. Shupe,
Lucia Slavens, Janet Smith. VIENNA