Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-03
COOK CERTIFIES
l55 SENIORS TO
BE GRADUATED
Commencement Week Opens
With Baccalaureate Ser
mon Sunday Night.

According to Principal Louis G.
Cook of the high school, 155 seniors
will receive diplomas Thursday night
at the Palace theater. This is the
largest class that has ever been gradu-
ated from Central high school, last
years total of 90 being considerably
larger than the 1920 class.
Next week promises to De one of
great interest and enjoyment to the
graduating seniors. Virtually every
day or night is filled with an entertain
ment of some kind. Sunday night, the
Rev. We're. V. Lopez will give the bac-
calaureate sermon in the auditorium of
the high school.
Glass Night Wednesday
Tuesday evening Mrs. Cameron
HUM, director and supervisor of dra-
,tatic and oral English classes at the
High school will present a cast of SEN
iors in the class comedy, "A Bachelors
Romance"
Wednesday night is designated class
night. when several one-act ~playlets
will be given by members Of the dra1
matte classes in the auditorium and a
dance and party will wind up the even
ing in the gymnasium.
oEuuudJlOu eAtEtlStS VIII w Z at
The Palace theater Thursday evening.
The number to be presented with di-
plomas is SO large that the stage in
the high school auditorium is not large
enough to accommodate them.
Banquet and Prom
Friday night the juniors will finish
the week by giving several farewell en-
tertainments for the seniors. The an
nual banquet will be served in the din
ing room Of the Hotel Rainbow at 6
o'clock and the rogram will be fin
ished by $50 o'clock.
Following the banquet will he the
year4y ball and promenade at the
Meadow Lark Country club. Elabor-
ate plans are near completion to make
this the greatest junior ball that has
ever been given. Accommodations are
being made for a crowd of 500. A party
for those who do not dance will be
given in conjunction with the prom. at
the same time at the Country club.
Summer School Opens June II
Friday morning at 8 o'clock all stu
dents of the high school will be given
their marks for the semester. Many
grades were given the seniors last Fri
day afternoon as all standings were
due in the high school office then.
ipIiN c'noof III oNSJh -ioiitiuN Diht
10. and last until early in August. Miss
Winona Frearck of the history depart
ment has been appointed principal of
this session.
Those who will receive diplomas on
Thursday night are:
Rosalinda Afflerbach. Charles Aline.
Ethelyn Allin, Mable Anderson. Mar
garet Arthur, Theresa Baier. Boyd
Baldwin. Helen Barrett. Marie Bauer.
Howard Beers, Doris Bjornstad. Aud
rev BONN. Morton Bridge. Mary Bris-
sender, Edith Brodock. Matthew Bross.
Charles Brown, Clara Brown. Helen
B~urghardt, RUBY Carlson. Alvia Cas-
tor, Sylvia Castor. Frank Chichester.
Maurice Clarke. Helen Christian. Yer
ont Clark. Rachel Cleveland, James
Cockrill. Forrest Conner. Marvine Con-
norjand Kenneth C~ruickshank.
Arland Dalve, Mercedes Dehon, Ro-
land Dehon. Gladys Dickson. Alice
Downing. Edwin Duffy. Glen Eide. Ber-
nice Englika. Iris Evans. John Evans
Anthony Fey. Lorene Fey. John Fin
ncgan. Elizabeth Fritz. Martha Gabriel
son. GLADYS Genberling. .Adcline CHS
Gies. Russell Gies. Helen Goo. William
Gonser, Sarah Haight. Kathryn Han
non. Richard +. Hart. Lila Hartling.
Margaret Hastings. Marie Hayes. Har-
riet Haynes and Ruth Hillstrand.
Edward Hodges, William Hodges.
Glenrose Honey. Gertrude Houk. Muir
rim Jackson. Carleton Johnson. Elmer
Johnson, Irvine Johnson. Mable John
son. Winifred Johnson, Florence Jones.
Gertrude Jorgenson. Lillian Jorgenson.
Leonard Jourdonais. Marie Kick.
Laura Kreici. Dorothy Lampen, Ruth
Landers. Dorothy Lanning. Arnold
landry. Elizabeth Lapp. Walter Lem
exc. Luella Libby and Joseph Livers.
Mary Mccain. Ava Mcclure, Jeanne
Mccullough. Harland McDonah. Mary
Mcdonald. Gertrude McGrath. Irene
Magnuson.. Hazel Marsh. Marie Mar
coux. Anastasia Meeks. Gordon Meisel
Madeline Metsel. John Miller. CoeI
Mills. Charles Milos. Norman Monsos.
Ralph Mowery, Virginia Murphy. Lena
Neill, Annie Nilsson, Joy Noble and
Grace Novotny.
Kathleen OLeary, Anadean Olson !
Andrew Palo. Cora Pater. Margaret
Pearce. Ted Peterson. David Phillins. |
Dorothy Poereba. Ethel Price. Otis Py-
att. Lucille Rector, Victor Rowe. Ger
aldine Ryan. Ethel Sanford. Isabel
Saunders. Mary Schiller. Robert Shaw
Eleanor Simons. Terence Slattery.
Maurice Smith. Robert SDroat. Ralpb
Splitter. EVELYN Stanley. Marion Stan
sell, Esther Suhr. Geraldine Swander