Evening journal., 1922-06-15
20 STUDENTS IN
HOWARD CLASS
Commencement Exercises to
Be Held in High School
Next Thursday
HEAR SERMON AT
EZION ON SUNDAY

Howard High School Alumni As
sociation will give its annual ban
quet TO the graduates OF the 1922
class in the auditorium OF the school
tomorrow night. This is one OF the
big events Of the closing exercises OF
the school.
The annual sermon 10 the gradu-
ate will be delivered in Ezion NJ. f.
Church, Ninth and French streets. al
o'clock Sunday afternoon by the
Rev. w. c. Thompson. One of the
features will be the musical pro-
gram by the Howard High School
chorus OF forty voices.
The program OF services on Sun
day will be as follows: Professional,
Jerusalem Beata; invocation. by
the Rev. James A. Mcpherson;
High School Chorus. Chorus OF
Saraphs." Dubois: Scripture read
ing. by the Rev. ]. w Brown:
chorus, "The Lord is My Shepherd" "
de Wore; sermon. the Rev. w. c.
Thompson; chant. The Lords
Prayer" Ratchelder; offertory. the
Rev. w. c. Thompson: chorus. 20
For the Wings Of a Dove" Mem
delssohn. and bensdiction, the Rev.
E. s. Rice.
The Junior Prom will be held on
the evening OF June 10, in the
High School auditorium. Com
mencement exercises will be held on
Thursday evening. June %. In the
Wilmington High School. A class
of twenty will be graduated. They
are:
Cora Elizabeth Anderson. Alice
Lucretia Banton. Anna Clinton
Benson. Montrose Thornton Bivens.
Madeline Frances Brooks. Blanche
Gertrude Clark. Dorothy Louise
Corbin. Sarah Lodge Henry, Flora
Eulalia Hodges. Pauline Portia
Jones. Eva May Lowrey, Mary Ellen
Saunders. Mary Ellen Smith. Sisera
Smith. Eunice Beatrice Stafford,
Myrtle Hortense Starkey. Frederick
Douglas Stubbs. Anna Rolita Tigh-
man. Anna Marie Wheatly. and
Claudia Geraldyne Wight.
Howard High School is exhibiting
the work OF its manual training de-
partment for the past year in the
manual training room OF the school
today. The exhibition Is in charge
of George T. Whitten. instructor in
that department. Howard High
School has always attracted a great
deal OF attention for the work OF its
students in this line OF work. How
ever from the appearance OF the ex-
hibition this year, It easily outstrips
previous ones.
An interesting feature Is that every
article is OF some value in the home.
Several articles OF furniture being
shown reflect much credit on the stu
dents who made them.
Almost every conceivable article
from a small board fashioned so as
10 wind up the clothes-line. to tab
arets, piano benches. and rolling
pins. Another feature is that. where
several OF the same articles has been
made great care has been taken in
making them all measure up to the
same proportions. This idea has
been carried out throughout the en-
tire work of the manual training de-
partment of Howard School until a
standard has been arrived at for
each article.
Some Of the students of a me-
chanical turn of mind. have made
wooden fixtures for radio outfits
John Hopkins. one OF the students.
has made a complete radio outfit
himself, which is in operation in his
home. The boys who have radio
parts on exhibition are: Leon Fisher.
Charles Jackson, Charles Dorsey
and Paul Wicks, all students OF the
eighth grade.
One of the most unique exhibits
s a lamp stand. with a double
visited stem. This was made by
Theodore Brown. in the sophomore
year of high school One boy has
made a pushmobile. The public Is
invited to view the exhibition to-
lay. It will close at o'clock this
afternoon.