The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-23

guccessful term last week. Accord
ing 10 Prof. NJ. NJ. Dupre, Superin-
tendent Of the Schools, II has been
the best year in the history OF the
school. They have been handicapped
too. ns the rooms have all been
crowded. and the teachers have all
had too many pupils, but they have
waded through the term, and brought
II 20 a most excellent close.
Thursday evening, the Grammar
echool put on a very fine Commence
u,cnt program. The First Methodist
church was filed 10 oyerflowinE,
and she program enterthiningly
rendered by the large class, com
posed Of seventy members, az ioi-
lows.
8 c. Arnett. James Alter, Stancil
paywell Claude Barton, Harold
powen. Lcmuel Box, Theolon Burns,
orland Cary. Darrel Casey. Charles
Coleman. Homer Crawford, Sam Il.
the hest year in the history Of the
Davis. Jr.. Percy Denton, Orvie T.
creen stockton Henry, Melton Hill,
Homer Hunt, Roy Ingram, himsey
Miller Amernl Payne, Clifford Scott,
Weslev smith Willie b. Waldrop, A..
" Weaver Eugene Wilson, Bynum
Moore. Herbert Walker, Vera Baiew'
NJ I.op Bavless. Alice Bean, Jean
.tte Rlakely' Doyle Blankenship,
Decma Brdaley, Mary Parker Brown,
Eula Mae Brown. Bona brown rear,
Brovn. Kate Burrus, Saram Maud
Chauncy. ona Voc Con9way' hena %
Crawford. Lottie Belle Daniel, Nir-
ginia Exley, Bertie Feazell, lrrna
Grice, Gladys Harkey, Lois haynie'
Maurine Henderson, Mabeile Hutson'
Rotan Judd, Vivian keaster, heien
Law, Ruby Levy, Hazel Martin, NOT
ma Mathis, Adele Melton, kutn NIL
Ter. Ruth Noah Velma osborne,
Ethel ides, Clsadine Smalley, Kate
sowder, Mary Lois Thmopson, Rutn
wallar. Ethel May Whipp, HaEei
White. Etta Wilkinson. Josephine
Witt.
The program follows:
processionel
chours-- The May Pole Class
lnvocation-Rev,J ]. y. Julien.
salutntory- Maurine Henderson.
Class Sketch--James Alter.
Trio: I,ecaillon--Dorris Baugh'
Mary Lou Bayless, Claudine smalley
KeadtnR. Ndntl htAfNhaiN R't
nAl."-Kate Sowder
Cartoonist- Kimsey Miller assist
ed by s. c. Arnett and Orve Green.
Reading Star Spangled BANNER
Mary Lois Thompson.
Chorus--Class.
Valedirtorian-Viv Vivian keaster.
Presentation OF Diplomas--Dr. j.
r. Hutchinson.
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numbering forty-t~o, had their Com
mencement program at the church
and the following program was
greatly enjoyed by a large crowd OF
parents. relatives and trends OF the
graduates;
Chorus. "June Song"-The Class
lnvocafion--Rev. w. A. Bowen
Girls Chorus; (a) "A Garden Lui'
laby" (Barcaroie); tb) Star LuI'
laby."
Salutatorian--Ala b. Burrus
Class Poem--Claurice Phillips
Chorus, "The Gypsy Trail"-Th'
Class.
Presidents Address-J. X. Dow.
Class History--Cariisle Tubos.
Male Quartette-"Jolly Fellows
Glass Prophecy-Chardo Pierce.
Presentation Of Key. X. Dow.
Chrous-"Pond Lilies"
Valcdictorian--Lela d. Puryear. j..
Presentation Of Diplomas--Dr j
T. Hutchinson.
-Selected-The Class.
Every member Of the class acquit'
ted themselves well. in this service
and showed they had been studious
and under good training. They were
IN tip top condition and the rendi
tons were fine. Ala Burrus as sal
utAtorian delivered the message II
striking words, and was followed b,
Claurice Phillips, who gave the clas'
poem TO the pleasure OF the audience
The presidents address by RANKIN
Dow, was well received, while tins
class history by Carlisle Tubbs.. wal
very interesting indeed. IL took u'
back 70 the days when the present
senior class entered school and
brought US up through the years
grade by grade, year by year namini
many Of the teachers who had beer
instrumental In training them np icl
this event. and Chardo Pierce, witi
the Class phophecy entertained th'
audience for ten. or fifteen minute,
with an interesting paper on whal
the class members would come 70 in
the future. Valedictorian Leila Pur
year brought a message TO the aud
fence that was well received. and
enjoyed. while the chornses wer'
entertaining and brought out muei
talent among the class members
DR.. J, 7. Hutchinson, who has beer sn'
president Of the school board fc'
many years. delivered short Ad
dress 10 the claks and presented then
with their diploma, after which frof
Dupre addressed the eizs. He VA
quite complimentary 70 them. ~
said hs believed u vss ,hs pes. Gas
that Lubbosk sekool had ever tu!ne.
Out They had been good, sssa,.n' ,,.''s,s