Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-06-03

sarah frame.
Second highest Dorothy Huyett.
Best note book in 9Th grade -
Esther Barfield.
High School Commencement.
The graduating exercises of the
High School were held in the Graded
Amber Class of the Charles Town
School auditorium, Thursday night,
May 18th, at 800 o'clock.
Long before the doors were open
ed throng crowded the entrance,
the walk and even the pavement in
front of the building.
The Amber Class in its Freshman
year numbered Al. Diplomas were
awarded to 16, and there are others
who will receive theirs later, after
completing their work this summer.
The exercises which began with
the beautiful and impressive High
School Professional were as follows:
Professional America, Befriend
Invocation. Rev w. H. Best
The Lake at Night Baum
Woodland Lullaby Graham
Misses Gardner, Dick, Link, Denny
Salutatory- .--....-A--..-Lee Bushong
Certificates, Prizes, etc
Have Song --.-..Senior Class and
Chorus
valedictory ...............-..Annie Smith
Address to Graduates,-
President w. H. S. White
The Moon is Beaming .... Chorus
Diplomas presented by
Mr.. F A Brown
Song Charles Town High School
Benediction Rev. W. H. Best
High School Roll of Honor faver-
age above 90) Catherine Burns,
Grace Baker, Elizabeth Davenport,
Stella George, Georgianna Glascock,
Edith Hooe, Francis Davenport, Lee
Bushong, Mabel Barfield, Elizabeth
Burns. Annie Smith, Dorothy Wat
son, Jessie Fur, William Macough-
try, Nina Hooe, Eleanor Bayne,
Irene Fisher. Mary Madison, James
Conklyn.
High School Roll of Distinction,
average between IS and 900 -
Thelma Pine, Mary Kearns, Ger
trude Edwards, Louis Wiener,
Francis Heflebower, Virginia Hefle-
bower, Lucy Skinner, Lillian Kite,
Mary Rissler, Lorna Shull, Melvin
Payne, Maurice Ham, Arch Morgan,
Joe Wiener, Edith Smith, Dorothy
Withers.
Prizes
Highest average in High School I
Catherine Burns.
Second highest average-Grace
Baker.
Bible Prize, awarded by Forrest A.
Brown-Lucy Skinner.
Roanoke Scholarship-Lee Bush
ong.
Those receiving certificates of
graduation were Grace Elizabeth
Baker. Mabel Lewis Barfield, Eliza
beth Marshall Burns, Virginia An
thony Callan. Bessie Mae Conklyn,
Francis Davenport, Evelyn Marguer
tie Higgs, Nina Geraldine Hooe.
Katherine Carolin Light. Annie Mae
Printz. Annie Jaequelin Smith. Frank
Lee Bushong, James H. Conklyn. |
Archibald Morgan, Joseph Michael
Wiener, Harry Benjamin Wiener.
Perfect attendance certificates =
Edith Hooe, Catherine Burns, Fran
Els Tabb, Alice Fisher, Mabel Bar
[leld, Jack Ford, Vivian Bush, Lee
Bushong.
Faithful attendance certificates
irene Fisher, Margaret Rissler, Mary |
Rlssler, Gertrude Rodefer, Elizabeth |
Buns, Lucy Skinner, Elizabeth Dav-
EXPORT. Charlotte Currens. Fred AL
ger, Melvin Payne, John Skinner.
VIM. E Trussell, Louis Wiener.
HAIL INSURANCE.
A farmers Wheat Crop is prin-
eipally his livelihood.
Into it he puts his thought his en-
ergy, money and his time.
Out of. it he expects fair return
FOR year of hard work and waiting.
1t is therefore essential that he safe |
guard 1t every way possible.
Of all ealamities that may visit a
farming community, none is more de-
than hail. A raking of hail
will cut field of growing wheat to :
pieces in 80 seconds and there is no
way of preventing it, but there is a ]
way of protecting yourself against /,
loss from this cause and that is Nv 10