Smyrna times., 1922-06-14
NINE HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
FINISH COURSES OF STUDY
NOW ON SENIOR VACATION"
READY FOR COMMENCEMENT
Commencement Week VIII Start Sum
day With Baccalaureate Sermon
by Rev. X. p. NichOls-Class Play


On Sunday, June IS, at II a. M, the
graduates will attend the Asbury NJ. |
Z. Church, accompanied by Henry E.
Webb. The baccalaureate sermon
will be delivered by Rev. Ransom P.
On Tuesday evening, Glass
Night, will be held in the Smyr-
ma Opera House at eight o'clock The
class has put in a great deal of time
to be able to put over a program
which will please the public. The
program will open with music by Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Smith, following
which class play-"Safety First"
will be presented.
Class Play safety First" and Cast
The following is the cast Of charac-
ters:
Jack Montgomery. "A Young Husband"
William Patterson
Ferry arnold, AN Unsuccessful Fixer."
Millaway Broadway
Mr.. McNutt. "A Defective Detective"
Robert Hurd
Abo Ben Mocha. "A Turk From Turkey
James Turner
Mabel Montgomery, Jacobs Wife, Pity Her."
Ida Swain
Virginia Bridger. Her Young Sister
Elizabeth Turner
Mrs. Darlington Bridger. Their Mother"
zuleika. "A Tender Turkish Maiden"
Emma Walker
Mary Ann O'Finnerty. AN Irish Cook
May Thompson
Tme-To-day
Place In the suburbs of large city
Act Sittingroom in Jacobs liz home
Solo. Deep River" William Patterson.
Act II Same scene. A month latter.
Act III Mrs. Bridgers Garden. Three Weeks
Later.
This play is a farce, written by the
famous author, Sheldon Farmer 1t is
full of laughs and little touch of
mystery added. A nominal fee Of
twenty-five cents, (25c) will be charg-
ed, which will go to defray the eX-
penSes.
Commencement Wednesday Evening
On Wednesday evening, June the
21, the commencement exercises of the
Senior Glass of 1922 will be held in
the Smyrna Opera House at eight
o'clock. The program is as follows:
Music ....... Mr.. and Mrs Ralph J. Smith
Invocation. ........... Rev. Thomas Getz Hill
SalutatOry Address. ....... William Patterson
Vocal Solo, ITO Listen to The Gentle Lark"
Miss Frances Sevil
Validictory Address. "Women's Part in Poll
tics, '...................... Emma Walker
Girls Chorus. "Mery June" Vincent).
Commencement Grafton. DR.. H.N. Holloway,
Supt. of Public Instruction
Duet, Angels Serenade." CBrOga)
Anna Bennett. Alma Coleman
Presentation of Diplomas and Awarding of
Prizes. Hon. w. o. Hoffecker.
President of Board of Education
Benediction .......... Rev. j. M. L. Eckard
Music. ......... Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph ]. Smith
Members of the Graduating Class
The following are the members of
the 1922 graduating class: William
Millaway Broadway, president; Will
liam Patterson, vice-president; Elma
/ Elizabeth Turner, secretary; Emma
Mae Walker, treasurer; Timothy
Carroll Deamer, Robert EnOs Hurd
Ida Marie Swain, Bessie May Thomp-
son, James Everett Turner, president
Millaway Broadway of the Senior
Class says this concerning commence
ment, "The thing which we have fOl
four years looked upon as sacred i:
about to be realized. The goal fOl
which we have tOiled and strenuousll
striven will soon be won. And wher
graduation finally crowns our efforts
we will feel we'll compensated for al
the trials and tribulations we hav,
endured to attain this end. On tn
night of Commencement we will TO
the last time, assemble as a class
These few hours, although among tn
happiest we will ever experience, viii
be among the saddest, for inter
mingled with the joy in our hearts
there will be a deeper, a more intens
feeling of sorrow, as we realize tha
we must sever daily connection wit
some of our best friends, and with tn
school which we have learned to hol
near and dear to our hearts. Ou
work at Smyrna High School is ovel
but the influence which the school ha
bestowed upon us will live on fore
ever. Wherever we will go, where
ever we will be, we will spread tn
name of Smyrna High far and wide
Before leaving your stately portals
"Old Smyrna High" we have thi
message for you, as we have bee
loyal our stay at the school, we wi
continue to be after we have bidde
you farewell. AS we have loved yol
cherished you, honored you, and hol
you near and dear to our hearts, S
we will continue until our work in thi
world is done. We are Smyrna Hig
School graduates, and will forever re
main true and loyal to you"
Prizes to Be Awarded Winners
] The prizes that will be awarded al
Y as follows: The Daughters of tf
n American Revolution will preser
n prizes to the best student in America
Y History and Civics. The first prii
will be five dollars in gold. The SCI
ond will be two and one half dollar