Milford chronicle., 1923-05-25
COMMANDMENTS
In SUSSEX COUNTY
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principal Of school; awarding of GER
tifcates, Miss E. Blanche People, Sus-
sex County Rural Supervisor; be-
queaths, Hazel Adkins; acceptance,
seventh grade president; song, God
Be With Us Till We Meet Again" by
audience; benediction, Rev. L. q.
Windsor.
Greenwood
The graduation exercises OF the
high school of Greenwood will be helo
in the auditorium on Friday nlght'
June l, the Greenwood orchestra FUR
nishing music for the occasion.
The class roll this year follows:
Milton R. Linden, president; Mary h.
Lloyd, vice president; Thelma L. Blu
ell. secretary; Velma M. Snowberger'
treasurer; H. Irving TObey, Nathan z.
Richards, Anna R. Fowler, Earle II.
Meredith, Medford Calhoun
The class motto is Life is what we
make it," The class cOlors are orchid
and silver, and the class flower the
white rose.
The address to the graduates will he
delivered by Prof. w. 3. Douglas,
president of Goldey College, Whining
ton, and the presentation Of diplomas
will be made by Prof. John Shilllng' OF
Dover, assistant State superintendent
of high schools in Delaware.
Following is the commencement
program: Professional, STARS ana
Stripes Forever" (SOusa), Green
wood orchestra; invocation, Rev. Chas.
w. Spry, pastor of Greenwood M. II.
Church; overture, Popular Airs
ivan Lear, ,. orchestra; Grafton, AM
ericanism," Earle H. Meredith; selec-
ton, wedding Ring" (Baynard), or
chestra; essay, Americas Music"
Thelma Buell.; selection, la Tosca
(Willard), orchestra; essay, "Evolu-
ton Of School," H. Irving Tobey; V1o-
lin solo, Prof. Charles Van Leer, OF
Seaford; Grafton, Industrial Master
and Industrial Slave" Milton R. LII
den; vocal solo, Miss Letitia Ross, OF
Seaford; Grafton, Life is what we
make it," Medford Calhoun; selection,
wedding of the Winds" (HalD, or
chestra; presentation of diplomas,
Prof. John Shilling, Assistant State
Superintendent of High Schools IN |
selection, "LustpioP' (Kel-
er Bela), orchestra; address to gradu-
ates, Prof. W. E. Douglas, President of |
College, Wilmington; selection,
"Chevalier Breton (Herman), orches-
ira; benediction, Rev. c. M. Adams.
BridgeVille
The graduating class of the Bridge
Vile High School this year will be
composed of eighteen, eleven girls and
seven boys, as follows: Misses Maggie
Carey, Cordelia Carter, Lottie Hill,
Mary Kinder, Marie Parker, Hazel
Tull, Minnie McCauley, Lillian Lari-
more, Anna Layton, Myra White, Eliz-
abeth Wiley; Messrs. Philip Jacobs,
Frederick Wiley, Elmer Conway,
George Ray, Ralston Dickerson, Fran
els Hardesty, Alton Lewis.
The class day exercises will be held
At the Keller Theatre on June 4 and
he commencement on Tuesday night,
June 5.
The valedictorian, Miss Marie Par
ker, will give an essay on do the
Signs of the Times Indicate Safety?"
The salutatorian will be given by
Miss Maggie Carey who also will de-
liver an essay on Frances Invasion
Into Germany"
DR.. Harry V. Holloway, State Super
rtendent of Public Instruction of Del
aware Schools, will deliver the adj
lress to the class, and the Greenwood
orchestra will furnish music.
The class has chosen for the motto,
Out of the harbor; out on the Deep"
The class flower is the white rose and
he class colors green and white.
Delmar
Graduation exercises Of the Delmar
Public School will be held in the Ell
,ora Theatre, at Delmar, on Tuesday
light, June 5. DIR. R. w. Cooper of the
Service Citizens, will adj
lress the graduating class which con-
lists of two girls and four boys.
The graduates and their subjects
ollow: Eta Ward Hastings, "Class
History" william Louis Ellis, "The
treat Crime Wave;." Harry James
Matthew's, "Class WILL" Perry Ben
amin Locates, "Class Prophecy"
William Krewatch, Vocational Guild
nce;" Sallie May Hearn, Rural Con-
olidation." The Delmar orchestra will
urnish music. The motto of the class
s, mot evening, but dawn" The class
.olors are purple and gray and the
lass flower the pink rambler rose.