Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-30
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LKELTlN USE
AT GRADUATION
Admission To Exercises Thurs
day Night To Be By Ticket
Only

commencement eAeIClSeS VI thN
Americus high school will be held
at the Rylander Thursday evening,
June /, at o'clock.
Admission will be by ticket only,
and seats will be reserved for the par
ents of the graduates as well as for
the wives of the members of the
board of education. The members OF
the board themselves, together with
the high school faculty, will occupy
the stage along with the graduates
and the speakers
The Rylander theater, capacious as
it is, will hardly hold all Of the peo-
pie that have received complimentary
tickets to the exercises. With the eX-
ception of the reserved seat section,
the better seats will go to the early
comers, and the late arrivals will
have to take such seats as are left, or
standing room.
The printed program this year will
be a 24-page booklet, a SORT Of edu-
cational sales number, the publica-
ton of which has been made possible
by the liberality of the business men
of Americus. In the preparation of
the program Ned B. Warren, profess
sor of English in the high school, lent
valuable editorial assistance. Over
1000 programs are being printed and
it is hoped that every adult attending
the exercises Thursday evening will
ceccive program. A group picture
of the graduating class, as well as
thumb nail sketches of each senior,
will be found in the booklet, along
with the education booster material.
The Program.
The program follows:
Invocation-Rev. Richard f. Simp-
son.
Motto Song (Woods-Burton) By
the Class.
Salutatory-Myrtle Poole.
Glass Oration-Hewin Hammond.
Valedictory-Sallie Gardner.
June-King, Glee Club, Sopranos
Ruth Everett, jamie Williams,
Flora Bacot, Winona Burton, Dor
othy Dunaway, Annie Ruth Ray,
Elenor Ross, Parmalee Davis, IrIene /
Guest, Florence Stevens, Elizabeth
Joiner. Altos-LuciIe Morgan,
Mary Earl Allen, Flora Surles, Mary
Ann Feagin. Tenors-Allen. Mcneil, !
VIM. Baugh, Willard Turpin, Edward
Macarthur, Kinson Findley, W. B. !
Rouse, Edwin Player, Henry Everett.
Bass-Sam Lott, Jasper Parker, Ed
ward Andrews, Jas. Collins.
Presentation Of Diplomas and Med.
als-Chairman w. w. Dykes.
Introduction of Speaker-Superin-
tendent J. E. Mathis.
Address-Col Robert J. Travis, of
Savannah.
Orchestra. - Violin, Marie Bell,
Rossie Andrews, Lon Chas. Gam
mage. Clarinet, Edward Andrews,
Allen McNeill. Trombone, Henry
Everett. Drums, Edward Macarthur,
Joe Poole. Pianist, Morgan Sellers.
Benediction-Rev. L. A. harrell
Songs and Orchestra directed by
,diss Ella Polk, Supervisor of Music,
City Public Schools.
The ushers will be James Collins,
chief; Edward Andrews, Edwin Gam
mage, Theo Barton, Walter Reeves,
Charlie Everett, Darby Read, Will
liam Baugh, George Ellis, John West
Sheffield
The Class Roll.
Agnes Wooten, President.
jamie Murray, President.
Hazel Prather, Secretary.
Morgan Sellers, Treasurer.
Sallie Gardner, Historian.
Frank Wright, Prophet.
Ruby Harris, Poet.
Guy Allison, James Crew, Eugene
Drew, Hal Gatewood, Carr Glover,
Hewin Hammond, Albert Harris,
Stovall hightower, John Holt, Her
man Howard, Sheldon Hutchings,
John Edward Kiker, Murph McDon-
ald, Benjamin McMath, William Ma
this, Julian Thomas.
Rossie Andrews, Marie Bell, Lena
Braswell, Ada Mott Burt, Bette
Castellow, Margaret Cranberry,
ethel Guest, Marie Hall, Sarah Ham
rick, Ethel Mae Hart, Georgia Har-
vey, Celeste Howard, Bertha Israel,
Martha Ivey, Bernice Johnson, Lou
Use Jones, Lois Kimsey, Lucy Lane,
Lille Lee, Elise Lilies, Georgia Lump
kin, Mary Many, Virginia Perry,
Myrtle Poole, Sarah Alice Reese,
Inez Skies, Ella Slappey, Mildred
Sumerford, Louise Thayer, Kath-
crime Turner, Lena Mae Vaughn, Hell
en- Vorus, Cornelia Wallis, Emma