American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-05-19

The class of 1922 A. F. H. S. will
pass into history tonight when eleven
seniors receive their diplomas at the
hands of DR.. r. F. Moth, chairman of
the American Falls School Board The
class is Of good size and representative
of local quality in every way. In the
class are six girls and five boys, the
latter bearing higher percentage in
numbers than usual. They are the
Misses Alys Howard, Clara Cotterell,
Janet Schiltz, Mary Pryde, Fern Spalc-
ing and Elna Coon and RoIon Alfred,
John Matson, Edwin Staurt. Ward
Meadows and VIM. Isaak
Every one of the eleven have mani
tested the intention of continuing
school at a University. Normal School
or college. Some may be unable to go
this fall but all firmly intend to from
at least one to five years The pro-
gram tonight is as outlined above, At
torney M. M. Myers delivering the ad-
dres of the evening
Miss EIna Coon.
Miss Elna Coon, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Coon of American Falls.
She spent four years in A.. F. H. S.
and won many honors both scholastic
cally and in athletics. Last year she
was guard of the state championhion
basketball team. Scholastically she is
excelled only by Miss Pryde. She will
give the salutatory address at the Au-
ditorium Theatre this evening. She
played the character of "Tung Waga"
m the well presented operet.a, the
yokohama Maid.
Miss Coon will attend the Idaho
Tech" at Pocatello this sumer.
Miss Janet Schiltz.
Miss Janet Schiltz, daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. C. F. Schiltz, will stay at
home this summer and join her sister
this fall at Ohio Weslyn University at
Delaware, Ohio. Specialized in scien-
tific courses and will study music and
art. She played "Kiss-a-Me" in
yokohama Maid" and was member
of the basketball squad.
Miss Fern Spalding.
Miss Fern Spalding, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Spalding. She plans to
go to summer school this summer at
Albion Normal and teach school this
falL Next year she plans to attend
college.
Miss Mary Pryde.
Miss Mary Pryde, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Pryde of Reliance,
Wyoming, concludes her four years
with the highest scholastic marks in
her class. AS a result she won the
right to deliver the yaledictory address
at the commencement exercises this
evening Miss Pryde was never tardy
at school in her life. She has not
been absent from her classes for two
years, most remarkable record Miss
Pryde will attend summer school
this summer and teach this fall.
She specialized in the classical course
while in High School and when she
continues her education at college she
will feature Education and teaching.
ROIan Alfred.
Rolan Alfred, SON of Mr. and Mrs.
Irwin Alfred. Only student to grad
uate from high school in three years.
Excellent student. Winner of foot
ball letters in junior and senior years.
Was graduated in Scientific course.
Plans to attend University of Utah and
specialize in industrial and commercial
chemistry,
Miss Clara COttereI.
Miss Clara Cotterel, daughter OF
Mrs. Mary Cotterel of American Falls,
In high school four years. Special
lied in business and commercial sub
jects. Plans to attend University OF
Utah next fall.
Miss Alys Howard.
Miss Alys Howard, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. W. w Howard of American
Falls. She will work this summer al
the First National Bank and att md the
University of Idaho at Moscow this
fall where her sister Freda is already
enrolled She specialized in business
courses in high school and at college
will take nm business and commerce
and music She played basketball three
years and in 1921 was squad captain