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COMMENCEMENT WEEK
AT HURLOCK HIGH SCHOOL
BaccaIaureate Sermon Last Sunday
Morning AT Baptist Church. Class
Night Exercises Monday Night
And Commencement Proper Tues
day Night.

The commencement season is on
| in full and Hurlock High School
! and has much to b epr0ud OF TINS
| year. The patrons and citizens OIL
! Hurlock and vicinity were much
pleased with the showing made by
! the students in their Defamation
| Contest on Friday night of last
| week.
OF the nine Juniors to take part
| there were three winners, however
/! this does not at all Indicate that
| these three were so much the bet
ter as to make all others uninter-
esting. Just to the contrary, each
| contestant played am important
part in delightfully."- entertaining the
audience. j.,
The Alumni prize was AWARDED
! Alice Twilley while Mamie Venable
and Rebekah Glover were the other
winners. The applause given Nan
ME Venable after her splendid de-
! livery of cone Niche the Highest
Was indeed to be noted.
Sunday morning Witnessed as
| beautiful a scene as one could wish
| when the graduates, eight bcauti-
f,fnl girls and two manly boys march
ed into our Baptist Church singing
| theyprocessonal, Lead On On King
Eternal!"
Between scripture lessons special
music waS' rendered by the choir
which included duet by Mrs. J. &.
Andrews and Mrs. Roland Webster.
Rev. Brooks delivered an able and
instructiye Baccdiaureate sermon
imploring them to continue to strive
for a higher education, reminding
each that they should study TO show
themselves approved unto God--for-
getting not that such a workman
needeth not to be ashamed.
At the close of the sermon the
graduates sang, Onward Chllstian
Soldiers as a recessional which
was quite impressive.
The program of the Glass Night
exercises held on Monday evening
follows
Address of Welcome, Bessie Cork
ran; Glass History. ,Cathel Corkran; i
Vocal Selection, Malcolm Hastings:
Last Will and Testament, EdWafd]
Bonner: Confession to Juniors. Elma3
Corkran; 'Lassie" Community Quar-
tette; Glass Poem, Hazel Benson;
wabash Blues" Junior Quartette
Presentation Address, Edward Cork1i
ran: Glass Song OF Farewell. Grad5I
yates. Intermission. Moonl1Gntl
Song, Women's Club Trio; Ciassl
Play Heirs At Law" Graduates.
The exercises were quite enters
tanning as much wit and humoTn
were injected into each numberi
Though every participant deseryes
praise vet special mention should bel
made of the Glass Poem" and itsi
author, Hazel Benson.
The Junior Quartette made th9t
evening from a musical standpoinl
by their original rendition OF
s.Wabash Blues. .,,-s
Ths ciass- pa a;sas =;sas g. assss
comedy we'll acte., and brought fortn :
much applause at the embarrassing
predicaments into which a mother
in-law placed her daughters nus
hand.
The commencement exercises
proper were held Tuesday evening
in Harper Hall before the largest
audience ever gathered for such an
occasion in Hurlock. The audience |
was we'll repaid for the inconven1-i
ence caused by the crowded eonal-
ton as the program was compiete
success from the beautiful and eie-
gantly dressed graduates 10 the
orchestra and its music.
The Invocation was pied by Rev.
Price after which Miss Doris An
drews saluted the graduates par
ents and friends with words OF wei
come we'll chosen.
Edward Bonner next delivered an |
oration following whom Miss Mar
guerite Hubbard in, her Valedlctofy
bade farewell to her High school,
her teachers and her classmates IN
tones trembling with regret, lndicaC
ing the 1922 Glass spirit and nlgn
esteem in which their worthy IN
structors and Alma Mater were heid:
f. Clarke Fontaine, supervisor OF
High Schools addressed the gradu-
ates in a way to cause much thoagnt
and reflection, impressing in very
vivid way the advantages OF even q
High School education both from
mercenary as well as social staho-
point. An address as is heard on
such occasions but seldom WIN
such keen interest therein.
The graduates were:-
Della Grace Dunn, Pres; H. Mar
ouerite Hubbard V. Pres, Edward
Corkran. Sec'y Treas; Doris An
6rews Flma Corkran, Hazel Benson,
Cathei Corkran, Edward Bonner,
Laura Coulbourne and Bessie cofK-
ran.
= IL al. ~