The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-31
I EAST SID /. / HIGH /
GRADUATES ARE
HONORED TODAY.
Harry Shaw, John S. Scott,
w. A. Hustead and Mrs. H.
F. Smith Speak.

4 dent of the BOARD OF educaLlph u
4 Union Independent District W. a.
tHustead, superintendent of the-Ease
I Side public schools, John S. Scott,
alsponsor of the graduating class. the
| awarding of letters to members or
the athletic teams by John c. Nc
KINNEY, presentation OF the D. a.
fR. prize to the student making the
highest average in American Ills
/ tory by Mrs Hugh F. Smith, a
violin solo by Miss Irene Vincent
and vocal selections by Miss Paul
inc Reed and John Reed feature1
the closing chapel exercises OF the
East Side High School which were
held this morning in the school
auditorium.
The program was as o1lows:
"America y sung by the school; de-
votional service, led by the Rev
Roy j Meyer of the Grace Luth,
eran Church. Sands of the Desert
nv Bail. sung by John Reed, ac-
| companied by Miss Lucille Henry,
PIANIST. presentation of the D. A. ~
| American history prize to MISS
Florence Ney, whose average In
that subject was SO 1-2 per cent. oyj
Mrs. Hugh F. Smith. ex-regent o,
the local chapter; award or letters I
to members of the athletic teams
by j. C. Mckinney; Indy oyi
Neidlinger, sung by John Reed
accompanied by Miss Lucille henry,
reading of honor roll in scholaslicI
land extra-curricular activities lot
! the year 1921 and 1922; violin
lsoIo "Chanson Polonaise.' by,
Wieniawski, played by Miss Irene
Vincent. accompanied by MISS
Lucille Henry; presen tation of a,
pennant to the sophomore. class
and a scrap book to the junior class
Ibv George Barber. business mani
aser of school activities. as re
ward TO those classes for selllng .
the most tickets for the musical
comedy, "The Gypsy Rover" and
I"Clarence," which were presentsu
during the school year; address ny !
w. A. Hustead; address ny JOIN !;
s scott; address by Harry Shaw
the Night, Sargent, by Miss Pau
inc reed and John Reed; school
song: orchestral selection. George t
"A Colebank, principal or thsi
school was in charge of the eSee-
else.
Honor Students.
Students whose names were
read aloud by Mr.. Colebank Tor
being on the honor roll as a re-
sult of having excelled in their
studies this year were:
Freshmen-Thoma Connell'
Merle Fuller, Dona ADAMS
Charles Jarrett, frankie kerens'
George Kerr, Alberta Mlchaels'
Martha Riley, Thomas Robertson
Mildred Shuttleworth, Beatrlce
Hall. Myrtle Bunner,- Barpara
Rnnner, Mary Wilson. Clara Hay
hurst, Grace Poe, William Moole'
Forest Patterson, Sophia Doman'
Edna Hedges, Gladys Martin
Rhoda Hughes, Elizabeth Kelley
palsy McVickers, Gertrude Nor
gan Helen Ney, Viola Renner'
Beatrice Smiley, Dorothy STAINS
berry Ruby Patterson, Harold
Barcus. Raymond Cassidy, Les
lie Clevenger and Freda Griffin.
Sonl,omores - Emily Lewis,
Pearl Shoemaker, Beulah Morris
Blanche Morris, Nancy reeves
Doris Musgrove. Pauline heeher'
Vida Riley, Myrtle Miller, Made
line Hughes, Edith Hall. Walter
Balderson, Anna Slepesky, Carl
Rarbe, Orville Irons, Dale Irons:
William Seabolt, and Mendell
Sharp.
Juniors-Nellie Morgan, Viz
ginia Mallotte, Fred Houck, Mil
dred Currey, Hazel Topping, Bon
ME Hedges, Ernest Morgan,
Naomi Morgan, Edna VanGilder,
Flossie Coffman and James Boyd.
Ney-val-
edictorian, with average of 81
$40 per cent; Hazel Bartlett
Salutatorian, with average OF 81
40 per cent, Wendell Moran, Iva
Frum, Hazel Arnold, Gertrude
II ISrl-irS r
Hayhurst. Thelma Bower, Ruby
Bower, Emma Stealey. Mary La
toilette and Tina Kelley.
Special Recognition.
Those receiving special recogni-
ton in extra curricular activities
for service to the school were:
Music: (a) orchestra (for faith
full Observation-Disclosures Hanway:
William Seifert, Ida Frank, Naomi
Boyers: OBJ accompanies Mar
saret Hanway. Emma Stealey: (c)
musical comedy = Harry Wilson.
Mary LaFollette, Mark Trach. Irene
Smith, Harry Radcliffe. Samue!
Summers, Frank Boyers. Genesee
Bruce. Lucille Pople. Margaret
Ianway. George BARRIERS. Charles
VanGilder. .a.z..-., J.
Dramatics: (a) All-stars-Emma
Johnston. Meudel Sharp. Harry
Wilson, Mary. Latolette, James
Graham, Francis Richards. hath-
ryn F'itzhugh. Eva Atha, Naomi
Walker, Tina Kelley; (b) deserving
mention-Louisef Hill, Lewis Harr,
Samuel Summers. Fay Hall, Cen
esee Bruce, Ralph Dumire. Pauline
Gilhart. Wendell Moran, Rex Smith;
Cc) Stage construction and manage.
ment-Walter Jones, Jr., (of Jones
and Nuzum, architects). Ralph Du-
mire, Carbrelli Scalise, Eugene Hill.
Eugene knight, Genesee Bruce.
Business management: George
BARRIERS, Harry Wilson, Fay Hall,
Fred Houck, Genesee Bruce. Rex
Smith, Mark Trach, Mildred Cur /
rey. Dorothy Moore, Samuel Sum Il
mers.
Literary achievement: Rex Smith