The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-01
GLASS OF '22
NUMBERS Sc
COMMENCEMENT WILL BE TONIGHT
Principle COnkle, Of High School, Praises
Work of Graduates Two Girls
Have Fine Grades

Commencement exercises of the Glass
of 1922 Of the Hood River high school
will be, held at the school auditorium
! this evening, when the address will be
delivered by B. F. Irvine, ,Eeditor of the
Portland Journal. The full program
for, the evening will be as follows
Grand march, by the high school or
chestra; invocation, Rev. J. c. Hanna,
pastor Of the First Christian church
chorus, 1.-THE Earth Is Decked With
Beauty" Girls Glee Club; salutatory.
Miss Lena Howard: xylophone and
Slsde; address, 1.-THE Passing Show, +"
Mr.. Irvine; chorus, Irish Love Song, "
senior girls; valedictory, Miss Helen
Goodpasture; piano solo, Itch Liebe
Dich," Miss. Slade; presentation of
class to school board, City School Su-
perintendent Cannon; presentation of
diplomas, j. w. Critics. chairman of
the school board; chorus, Here's
Health to You, Old High" and "My
Wild Irish Rose" Boys Glee Club,
and benediction, Rev. c. r. Delepine,
pastor of'the First Baptist church.
The baccalaureate sermon was
preached at the Riverside Community
church Sunday morning by Rev. Boldly.
The class is composed of "a girls and
IL boys. They are: Misses Myrtle v.
Jarvis, Helen Hershner, Blanche East
erly, Lena l.. Howard, Marian Butler,
Ollie ". Nickelsen, Helen Goodpasture,
Opal Nj. Walker. E. Evelyn Cram,
Irene Fewell, Mary l.. Mclean, Vada
Dimmick, Lila B. Temblin, Ruth c.
Rogers. Gladys l.. Mutrie, Bernice
M Campbell, Irene A. Downing. Elsie
G. McNutt, Edna NJ Holman, Marie
e. Zolls, Goldie f. Wells, -Livona M.
Peterson, Constance Nj. Lofts, Janet
s. Slade and Kenneth McClain, Edward
Il. Davenport, Paul z. Pemberton, w.
Byron Lane, Maurice e. Kinsey, Ru-
fus j. Sumner, Paul G. Sletton, Earl
B. Ramsey, William r. Chapman,
Howard w. Blackman, Harold G.
Dixon, James /. johnson.
school, declares that the class is above
the average for all around young man
hood and womanhood. Misses Good
pasture and Howard have made excep.
tional grades. In no course of the four
years of high school work has either of
the young women fallen below 80 perl
cent. Miss Howard will teach next
year, while Miss Goodpasture plans on
attending the University of Oregon to
prepare herself for teaching.
Mr.. Conkle states that several of the
young men and women have shown
marked executive ability. James John
son, who will attend the University of
Oregon Law School next year, al
though he has two brothers, Charles
and Julius. both prominent athletes, at
the Oregon Agricultural College. has
been president of the student body.
He is an all around athlete and good |
student. Kenneth McCIain and Livona
Peterson, Mr.. Conkle states. have filled
with honor places demanding executive
ability. Mr.. MeCIain is president of
the class. Other officers are: Miss
Butler, vice president; Mr.. Lane,
treasurer. and Miss Jarvis, secretary.
Miss Downing one Of the graduates,
will enter foreign missionary work.
She will enter training for her calling
in the near future. A number of the
young women plan on taking up nurs-
ing. Mr.. Conkle. says that more than
50 per cent of the graduates are plan
ming on taking work in colleges and
The most of them will
enter Oregon institutions. Miss Butler
will leave this fall for Mills College in
California. Miss Slade will enter one
If the larger girls schools of the east.