Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-05-19
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START MONDAY NIGHT
At A NJ RIG US HIGH
Other Events Scheduled for Week
eliminating in Graduating
Exercises
NAMES OF SENIOR CLASS
Final Examinations Yet to Be
Held, Before Names Of Grad
ates Are Announced

Commencement exercises at
Americus High school viii commence
this year on Monday night q, when
the Lions Recitation contest will
take place in the school auditorium
and eliminate in the delivery Of dip
Tomas at the Rylander Theater on
the evening of Thursday June r.
There are thirty boys and twenty
eight girls in the graduating class,
and all of these may receive di-
plomas, though the final examina-
tions are yet to be held, and no de-
finite announcement OF the list of
graduates has been authorized by
the school authorities. Two girls,
Misses Teress Andrews and Lewill
Mcdonald, who began the year as
members of the senior class, and one
boy, James Collins, and who would
have graduated next week, viii not
be among the number owing to their
having left the class to accompany
their parents who now "eside else
where.
Tire Senior Glass offict.ss this year
are:
President, Edwin Gammage;
Vice President, Jasper Parker;
Secretary, Flora Bacot; Treasurer,
Clarie Harris; Historian, Christine
Hines; Poet, Alice Westbrook;
Prophet, Mary Earle Allen
The class flower is the Marechal
Mel rose; the class colors, blue and
gold, and the class motto, "Saber es
poder' (Knowlegde is Power.) The
honor students are Ann Heys, val
dictorian; Mary Glover, salutator-
ian, and Jasper Parker, class orator.
The members of the class are:
Edward Andrews, Theo Barton, Viii
liam Baugh, Seth Belcher, Robert
Bell, David Broadhurst, Robert
Buchanan, James Collins, (gone)
Sam Conner, George Ellis, Charlie
Everett, Kenson Findley, Edwin
Gammage, G. w. Harris, Cecil
Howard, Luther Ivey, Sam Lott,
Edward Macarthur, Allan Mcneil,
Jasper Parker, Darby Read, Wal
ter Reeves, John West Sheffield,
Leroy Swain, Russell Thomas VIII
lard Turpin, Dudley Witt, Skilman
Young, Mary Earle Allen, Teress
Andrews (gone) Flora Bacot, CHS
tine Brown, Winona Burton, Par
malice Davis, Dorothy Dunaway,
Frances Easterlin, Mary Elizabeth
Easterlin, Grave Ertzberger, Ruth
Everett, Mary Annie Feagin, Ira
Gatewood, Mary Glover, Irene Guest,
Claire Harris, Ann Heys, Christine
Hines, Lewill Mcdonald (gone) Net
tie Claire McMath, Eunice Matthews,
Lucille Morgan, Carrie Lou Parker,
Annie Ruth Ray, Eleanor Ross, ,Ey-
leen Rowland, Flora Surles, Jewel
Jewel Turner, Alice Westbrook, Ed
win Player
Glass events scheduled for next
week and in which wide interest
centers among the friends Of the
various constants, are;
Monday evening, May 21-Lions
Recitation Contest.
Tuesday evening, May 22- Ro-
tary Defamation Contest.
Wednesday evening, May 23.-Ki-
wants debate contest.
Friday, May 25.-Junior-Senior
Reception.
Friday evening, June 1.-Senior
Play.
Monday morning, June 4-Senior
class program.
The Senior Class is getting out an
annual this year to be known as
Volume Z of AMERICAN. This
will be the first number Of A-MERI-
CAN since 1916.
John West Sheffield is editor-in-
chief, and ira Gatewood is business
Assistant editors are Mary
Earle Allen and Frances Easterlin.
Assistant business managers are
Jasper Parker and Alice Westbr0ok.
The book will contain scores of
half-tone engravings and zinc etch-
ings, and will have about 155 pages.
1t viii be bound in fabrikoid, and all
in all will be the largest and most
annual ever issued in
Americus. The annual will be out
the last Of May.