The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-13
DIPLOMAS To Be
GIVEN GRADUATES
GLyNN HI TONIGHT
Exercises to be Held in Auditor
ium at the First Baptist
Church at $3.50.
SPLENDID MUSICAL
PROGRAM A FEATURE
Literary Address to be Delivered
by Hon. William Howard, of
Augusta.-D. A. RS Offer
Handsome Medal for the Best
Theme.


What will undoubtedly be the most
brilliant graduating exercises held in
Brunswick in decade will take place
tonight in the auditorium of the First
Baptist church, when the graduates OF
the Glynn High school receive their
diplomas after four years of close,
application to their stud
les. 1t is worthy of note that several
OF the graduates made unusually high
marks, only few points separating
the leaders.
In addition to the excellent program
to be presented by the graduates, two
enjoyable features will be the literary
address to be delivered by Hon. VIII
liam Howard, of Augusta, and the bac-
calaureate address to be delivered by
DR.. o. P. Gilbert, pastor of the First
Baptist church. Mr. Gilbert was Sc
lected for this pleasing assignment by
a popular vote of the graduates. Mr..
Howard, who is one of the most elo-
quent and delightful orators in the
state, will arrive in Brunswick this
morning over the Southern railway
He will be a guest of the local Rotar-
ians at luncheon at noon today. A lit
erary treat is in store for those who
hear this noted Georgian tonight.
1t was announced yesterday by Supt.
Charles E. Dryden that seats will be
reserved for the parents of the grad
yates. The exercises will begin
promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
The local chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution will give
a handsome medal to the graduate pre-
senting the best theme on THE Infiu
ence of the West on American His
tory" Each is to use a non de plume
in order that the identity of the au
thor may not be known to the judges
who are Col. Millard Reese, Rev. T
H. Thomson and Mrs. ]. H. Morgan
Mrs. Morgan represents the D. A. Rs.
The winner of this medal will not
be announced until the conclusion OF
the graduating exercises.
AS previously stated in The News
Miss Helen Marks Lissner is the first
honor graduate, having made a re-
markable record since her entrance to
Glynn High. Miss Tillie Borchardt
is second honor graduate, having wo1
this distinction by very narrow mar
gin-one-tenth of one per cent, over
Miss Charlotte Carruthers, who was
absent for more than month on ac-
count of Illness
The Board of Education prize of
$4,000 in gold for the perfect attend
ance record during the four years will
be awarded to Miss Dolores Artau,
who was neither absent nor tardy
during this period.
The exercises will begin with the
singing, in chorusj by the class of a
composition by DR.. ]. w. Simmons,
Goodbye, Glynn High"
DR.. o. p. Gilbert will offer the invo-
cation. The remainder of the program
will be as follows:
Salutatory-Tillie Borchardt.
Introduction of Hon. W. NJ Howard
Hon. B. F. Mann.
Address-Hon. w. M. Howard, of
Augusta, Ga.
Girls Chorus Bright is the Sum
shine"-C. Pinsuti.
Valedictory-Helen Lissner.
Presentation of Glass for . .Gradua1
tion2Mr. R. D. Eadie, principal of
Glypn Academy.
Delivery of Diplomas and Perfect
Attendance Prize-Mr. A. V. Wood,
president of the Board of Education. )
Award of Historical Medal Present
ed by Brunswick Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution-Rev. T.
H. Thomson.
: Chorus, fBlue danube Waltz y
Strauss-Class.
Benediction-Rev. o. P. Gilbert.
The members of the senior class
who will receive diplomas are: Dol
ores Elizabeth Artau, Henry Fay
Beach. Floyd Kenneth Bell, Sarah Nc
Donald Bitch, Tillie Reiman Bor-
chardt, Edward Cecil Bruce, Jr.. Char
lotte Bell Carruthers. Carrie Belle
Dickinson, Margaret Louise Flanders,
Mary Gignilliat, Elizabeth Hammond