The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-06-02
GRADUATION OF
LOUISA HIGH
SCHOOL CLASS
Five Young Persons Finish
the Course Leading to
College Work.

10 With the baccal2ureate ~
~. .sas followed by the senior phiy
Garden Theater Monday night spa
~. g,asi,,atinR exercises on fuesoas
'ish,, The closing feature VIZ
~ ynratiofi of the -stalhsnI - y
ia high school building on Weone
lay morning, 80 onai ply-4
The graduates are Misses opas ~
,or, Avn snyder. ElEaneth 49, s,in
rrnily coniey and Mr., hupest shIand
80, chaa A. slaughter OF Ashlhhu'
N,ta ~. ,na sermon 10 the class. q
,s-,, audience was present 20
ana urotit by the remarkaps
,.a. and fitting discourse. fhAs
-,,,isg hetter has been iisaTa ~ isA1 /
:. sn .ueh an occasion " the oplniol
~ s.a,, heard expressed by nufnpere
y ,hnse nresent. Excellent music vas
',snea the numbers worthy ~
n,s, mention being the yioiih Aoi9 sl, |
~. 1ohn Brlckner. accompanlcu
49, Robt. Castncr. and the voea'
Sy ~ n wiechers. The ~.
s.s.,ah 49, ara baptist church disrnissea
49,, -..,,irpa and Joined In the ser
10. REV. ]. w. Simpson ien
...,.r a,,a the benediction was given
bv REV. John Cheap
The Senior Play.
..,.A. winn,nr of I.atane' was 'hs
.,,,s ~ Z four .ae. comedy drama ~
sn..d q Garden Theater Monday nisl'N
-. ~ ~ ,.,as.. assisted by Burgess ~,
- ~ Fa,xard Land Paul Roberts ~
M ~. Mont Hale, Emmanuti 7at
-... t.ns.or queen and Burton ..
rhe work of these young peopie W.
..s,a nrsdItablc. There was laIse
ana.s .a ~, ~ witness ii. The oEehestra
~,uniied exceedingly good mus,o, -,
- ,,sdc.eds win be applied on plafo
Tor the high school.
cemmsnesment Prosrsm.
", 1t,esday evening at O'Clock me
.'.t saycIses were held in the N, =.
s.s,,,ch south. this being the larges,
s,.s,,ayt,,n ayaiie.ble 20 the high senool
TIRE program was as foHows' a.
proreeeionsl 1--stars and Su'peS
F.orevcFfL Orchestra.
fnvocktion-- Rev. John Cheap
p,s,x solo4-Grand VAise DE Soh-
..,.,1 1,latei-4Aira. Robt. Castner.
~ Citizens OF Tomorrow
MISS opal Plybon. .-,,asL-
Fsnay--,'The Heart OF Ainsf'ea
Miss Alva Snyder.
Muslc--orchrstf .,,..
rssay-- aThe New Diplomacy" MISE
ElIzabeth Roberts u,h.r,
Easa ~ 'Efficieney fupe'
Inhfftii. }, x,,iaohors
vsicdlctory Essay--.'Heroes OF aes
,ervearr--Mlss Emily conley',. -,
f.n cia-tIlnlbesreuds 81 nv
E,aisIer~- Mrs. John Brickner.
confcrrlng OF Diplomas--eh mar "a ma
Hoard OF Education
Music Orchestra. -
Addrcss--Hon. George Gown.
Neutrality-suspicious. ). W. Siiiipsv''i Slpla.s. I,
when the orchestra opened mi.n 49,, :
f,rst number the class marobea M,
The left aisle and tne r,eh
prof. Colvin. went uoWh 49,
80 soi,awed BY the board OF educa
M M, wore seated on the platforr
,,,.c,e, order. In the center wer
.. s.ia..t.. prof. s. d. Godbey, Prin
s,as, and DR.. q, b. Walters, chairma
~ ,hc hoard. The Ave graduates ~
=, ,,air right, on their left We're rro
f;tl,,,es, Miss Ruth Hal, teache
.tassrs ". IL. Adams, W. -. S.ues
ma Al. M. Hughes. members 81
,.e.A & pack OF them In the cno
1900 behind wealth OF ferns a. 4,
ass.ars tastefully arranged, was u
s,as,,a Along the front OF the plh
80, ,vera more floral decorations'Il
ao ns., girl graduates were array'
-, ,h.comingiy in white costum
nnN made n pretty picture. the iol
,n,,ng man In the class auu'
s,renqth and poise to the line.
,r,,,e nrorram went smoothly ITO
49,, ~ finish and there was no.
All, moment. The address OF ~ ~
Ganrea Colyin state superintenae
~ pnblic Instruction, was q l.. ciisiii,i.
ana Impressive feature OF tne occas., '.i
rha hest evidence OF the eneot W
ne audience was the rapt atten.i, ~
,be spontaneous applause, tne ~
,bat found their way INTO mary y
ana the response that came
many bright and clever eApiess.s ~.
and descriptions. ~ was 49, q" a
that would delight any ln'ens s
cn,,,,,, urged in the strongest possi
.s,s ~. support OF this public NJ
school. ,,a assavs.
a,gh each is worthy Of extended !
H. and most complimentary Heh,i
NJ Colyin referred TO the patrio
sata running through all OF THESE
ssva and commended them very M.
10 for their general excellence. :,
= The M orchestra was composed OF \
pahsrt castner at the piano, Mrs
n Brickner violin. Neil Plummer !,
nat i. b. Vaughan, banjorine Y
Page drums Their music was 50 ,,., =
that Mr.. coivin took occasion to prs
Il in the highest terms. and he mel ,
Cd the vocal solo by Mr.. Wiecn
srh,cb was very greatly enjoyed py
erybody. Mrs. Brickner played
nerbly, and her selection for the /
Sss as is usual with her tun
number that charmed the andie
Mrs. castner's piano. solo iikev
WAS happy selection, and was y
fully executed