Arizona republican., 1922-06-09
COMMENCEMENT Of
CHANDLER SCHOOL
To BE HELD TONIGHT

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CHANDLER, June S.-The Chan
dler schools will close another sue
cessful term Friday, June 9. The
commencement exercices will be held
in the high school auditorium on Fri
day night, beginning at 8 o'clock.
The commencement address, entitled
Opportunities for the Trained
Minds will be delivered by John j.
Thornber, B. S., M. A., director of
the agricultural experiment station
of the University of Arizona
The commencement program is as
follows:
Priests March ......... Mendelssohn
Mrs. Fred p. Austin
Invocation Roy A. jackson, NJ A.
High School Mixed Chorus
Salutatory ....... Lucille Stevens
Commencement Address, "Oppor-
tunities for the Trained Mind.
John j. Thornber. B. S., M. A.
Director Agricultural Experiment
Station, University of Arizona
Music, Carmena" .... .Rhys- Herbert
High School Girls Chorus
Valedictory ........a. Florence Knox
Violin Solo, Meditation (Thais)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MaSSenet
Chester Tifal
Presentation of diplomas
A. L. Jones
County Superintendent of Schools
Music, Merry June" ...... Vincent
High School Girls Chorus
Closing prayer
.......... d. Dudley Jones, LII. B.
Music under direction of Miss Myr-
tie e. Rice, supervisor of music.
8Accompanist, Mrs. Fred P. Austin.
The graduating class is one of the
largest ever turned out from the
Chandler high school yet and the
first to graduate from the new high
building. The class is composed of
the following students: LaBerne
Jensen. Florence Knox, Lelah Moore,
Lucille Stevens, Ralph Austin, Will
liam Campbell, John Davidson, Leon
ard Edwards, Lawrence Edwards, D.
LeBaron Jones, Herbert Southerland
and Chester TRIAL. Their diplomas
will be presented TO them by A. L..
Jones. county superintendent of
schools.
Where Teachers Go
Roy A. Jackson, principal of the
high school and teacher of science
and mathematics, will not go awdy
for the summer, as he is taking an
extension course in law through the
American Extension university of Los
Angeles, Cal.
ID. Dudley Jones, teacher of history
and ciyics in the high school, will
take his family to Flagstaff, Ariz.,
where he will take a summer course
given by the University of Arizona.
He will return in the fall for work in
the same capacity as for the past
year.
Mrs. E. X. Carroll. instructor in
the English department of the high
school, has been granted years
leave of absence and will not re-
turn for next season. She will first
go to her old home in Manitou, Colo,
and after spending few days there
viii Immediately start on an extend
ed tour of Europe and the Near East
countries. Miss Jean Ogilbee, grad
uate of the Manitou high school while
Mrs. Carroll was a member of the
faculty of that school, will accompany
Mrs. Carroll on her tour of Europe.
They expect to visit all the places of
learning and art and thet war zone of
France. Mrs. Carroll expects TO re-
turn to Chandler after her tour and
will again take up her work here.
Miss Mary E. Smith, teacher of the
eighth grade, will go to Berkeley. Cal,
where she will take a special course
in education in the University of
California. She says she may go on
to Seattle, Wash, where she may
take some work in the University of
Washington. She does not know
whether she will return to Chandler
foy. ha y4pyt yoa,- or not
Miss Florence A. Linderman, teach
er of mathematics in the high school,
has no plans as to where she Will
spend her vacation but stated that
she would return to Chandler for the
next term.
Mrs. H. L. Pollard, who is In
charge of the commercial department
in the high school. will go to Mosinee,
Wis, where she will spend the sum-
mer with her sister, after which she
will return TO the coast for few
weeks before coming back to Cham
dler. where she will have charge of
the same department next term.
A. Z. Edmonds, who has charge of
the manual training department, will
take his family to Santa Barbara,
Cal, where he will attend the State
Teachers college during the summer.
Miss Myrtle f. Rice, supervisor of
music in both the high school and the
grammar school, will go to the coast
and take summer course in the Uni
yersity of California. She will return
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