The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01
GRADUATION
EXERCISES

Seventeen girls and fifteen b IS
were graduated from the Arvs da
High school Thursday evening OF
last week. The graduation exercis-
es were perhaps the most impressive
the most appreciated and the most
largely attended Of any such exer-
cises held heretofore.
Tho program as properly balanced
Th{re ~ just enough music at py6.
perl intervals. Rev. Clinton Red
delivered the invocation. The spfen-
did High School orchestra, fhich
has ljsen 20 skitlfully trained by
Prof. johnson, instructor in music
at tho school rendered an excellent
selection. Miss Iva Moon delivered
the salttatory and Miss Hazel Grav-
es read\ the class history. This was
followed by the HiRh Schtol chorus
singing beautiful Blue anube.'
Superihtsndent Jesse NJ. Newton
Of the D&nvsr schools yhade the ad.
dress IT he evening. Superintendent
whestleH knowing tilt at gradua.
tion tims( M. Newlqh would be in
great de'tand had sscured a pro-
mise fron him sathe time Ego to
come 70 Arvada 1tr the graduation
rx"rc'.cs aud th1 foresight Of Mr..
Wheatley IN grsttly appreciated by
the patrons u tie school, who wore
fortunate ence IA to hear superin'
tendsnt Nswlo&
iIis sddressKhs an ins-irst'o, t.
,he class. 81 dS{ined educatio, IS
ability for AZ, epnkeriatinn Of life's
values. he spoke Il a. forceable
CHARACTER = bsirg oAe Of the attri
butes Of y educatioH In SPEAKING
Of the COZ Of educstioA he said that
much nStc raonev is spent on COS
aasties HAN on education and that
three tnes ~ much ia spent Tor
tobacco - b spent for EDUCATIONAL
pafpqees. He said he had mo quar-.
ri With either the users oN cos Ntt-
Scs for the users Of tubacco\bu he
~ Q quarrsl with those who uhd
fahlt with money spent for sdaca
Honal purposes.
Superintendent Newton paid 4
high tribute 70 the schools Of Arva-
d. 4. tie superintendent. the fac
vA.Aha board cf education. he
teth Os-,...ost highly the stu
dents Of ourIch6e,. Tor their splen.
do did orchestra and oth>
Capt. Nswiin's address was ~
lowS by . song BY the girls st6rus.
Then \<hsre WAS the class yf6phecy
.srats" eaken from MeBstk The fol-
lowins tc6k mart Hciep> 1iunal. Bes.
sis Newton, Give H1fehinson. Ethel
chsnot and flIe9 Graves. This was
q splendid nupbe The Girls Glee
club rsnderS . co6Rle Of numbers
hwieh weps much appreciated.
4las 8hth Foster was xaladictor-
ian axd her 'sOur Tomorro>pS" was
eoeE The class song "Nusi and
Writ" WAS well given BY Nar!SSie
Osivington. ~
The presentation Of diplomas va.
s :. &. y g D.; =. h Foster in behalf
Oh Sc 9S ssca,r 4 ...-as-s-.au..b
eaae-t6eeU611la13an.
M following afe the graduates
John Allis, Gertrude Arkell, Kath-
lesn Bergman. Ethel Chenot. Thorn
- EDDY, Ruth Foster. Joe Goodlet.
Clara Graves, Ellen Graves, Hssel
Graves, Charlotte Griffith, Lee
AeaAriek, Gordon Hutchins. Olive
Hutehinson, Glenn Jackson. Ruth
Lansing, Dave usrcher. Leland Lewis
Iva Noon. Helen Munal. Vera New.
seas, Helen Newton. Bessie New
ton. Lsslis O'Rourke, Row Plack
Clark Robinson. Howard Rospnack,
Marjorss ekiyington. George Stock
han. Grace echoech. Alvin Stout
and Lester Witt.
The following received scholar
ships: Ruth Foster and Hasel Graves
Unlvsrsity Of Colorado;; Ellen GRAY
e. and Gordon Hutchinxs. Colorado
Agricultural College: Iva Moon and
Helen Newton, Colorado Teachers
College: and Bessie Newton, Denver
Univsrsity.