The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-18
COMMENCEMENT
WEEK
Closing Of Lancaster Graded
And High School Ends
One of Its Best Years

Not in many year. has more IN
terest been taken than th.. year IN
the closing - the i92i-i922 session
% the Lancaster High School and
with ~. close marks the first year un-
der the supcrintcndency - Prof.
Paul Boyd That 10 has been a sue
cessful one goes without saying. and
u will be source - much gratih.
cation 90 friend. and patrons % the
school. TO know that Mr.. Boyd and
his able corp % assistants have been
reappo.nici hy the trustees for an
other year and 10 b. 90 be- hoped that
al viii agree Go return.
The first program % the week in
cident 20 the closing ~ the school
was the baccalaureatc service last
Sunday evening At the School Audi
forum. which was packed and jam
med. many being unable 20 obtain
admittancc and were forced 10 re-
turn 90 their homc. The sixteen
girl graduates never looked more
beautiful. nor the four boys hand
somer. than on this evening. a. they
marched down the isle 30 take their
positions near the stage They were
preceded by the trustees. Messrs.
Thompson. Hughes, Carrier and
Brown The invocation was said by
Rev = y Bourland. followed by a
quarteite Lord Is Ny Shep-
herd"-sAng by Miss Mary wilder.
Mrs ] " sweeney and Messrs Boyd
and Hays The scripture lesson vas
read by Rev Hudson and prayer by
Rev smith The next was solo
beautifully rendered by Miss Mary
wilder
Tho Baccalauratc sermon was de-
lyered by Rev Rob, : Boyd. Pas
tor - the : y Presbyterian church.
Kansas City. being a brother - Prof
Boyd. H.. theme, Religion Pure
and Unicflcd" was one ~ the best
We have ever heard. holding the close
attention ~ the huge audience dur.
ing IL entire delivery
Monday evening saw the audito-
rum again filed. all eager 90 hear
the recital by the piano department.
under the supervision of Mrs. Mae
Hughes holland This proved an
other very delightful occasion and
had We space and word. 20 express
IL. We should like 20 give more de-
tails % these talented young pianists.
Those taking part in the evening pro-
gram were Mi.e. Faye King. La
Verne Drkerson. Margaret Elliot,
Marie Cotton, Nancy Thomas Lear.
Ann Evarce Layton. Elsie Brown.
JohnettA Sanders. Josephine Raney.
GeorgettA Walker. Martha Francis
Cotton. Matte Mae Hubble. Lena
Henry. Shirley Denny. Virginia Al
bridge. Marguerite Thompson. Marie
Engle. Elsie Hatfield and Messrs.
Roger BourlAnd and Harold Tinsley.
Class Day exercises which are al
ways interesting. brought out good
crowd las, Tuesday morning and en-
tertAined the audience delightfully."-
for one hour Sam Elliot; a. presi-
dent, never seemed more AZ ease in
introducing the speakers. The class
history. by Miss Jane Haselden. was
fine: Miss Judith James Daniels de-
lighted the audience with a piano
solo; the Glass Poem. by Miss Lula
Anderson. the Grafton by Miss Faye
King. the reading by Miss Ruth Tay-
lor. the Grumbler. by Miss LaVcrne
Diekerson. the Glass Will. by Cecil
Henry. the Vocal Solo. by Miss Della
Rice Hughes. the Glass Prophecy. by
Miss Lucille Schooler and the Gift
torian. by Miss LaVcrne Hicks. were
all well rendered and received hearty
applause.
The commencement exercises be
gin promptly at eight o'clock to-
night The address to the graduates
will be delivered by DR., Berry y.
Bush. Of Lexington, the presenta-
tions of the diplomas following.
The chief event Of the entire week
is centered on the senior play, which
will be at the auditorium tomorrow.
(Friday) night The title Of the
play. AT The End Of The Rainbow"
Is in three acts. and We predict that
seats will be at premium, II one
should be a little late. Admission
20 the play will be rs cents.