Arizona state miner., 1926-05-29


enburg high and grammar schools
we're held on Thursday evening in
the school auditorium. The follow
ing was the program:
Invocation, Rev. Hunter.
Salutatory address, Pearl Miller.
Glass song, "The Union Jack" by
the entire class.
"Class Flower" Raleigh Barnette.
Piano Solo, Water Falls" Mary
Peck.
Glass prophecy, Helen Deck and
Anna Harmon.
"Class Motto" Norman Heron.
Girls Quartette, Helen Deck, Anna
Harmon, Mary Peck, Pearl Miller.
Valedictory, Henry Aldrich.
High school oration, "The Develop
ment of the Colorado River and Ari-
zona's interests" Miss Alice Bar
nette
Presentation of honor certificates
by superintendent w. H. Weaver.
Presentation of diplomas by Mr.. ].
R. Barnette, president of the school
board.
"The Educational Advantages of
the Development of the Colorado Ri
yer in Arizona" by ]. R. sayer Of
Phoenix.
The high school graduate, Miss
Alice Barnette
Grammar school graduates were
Henry Lewis Aldrich, Allen Raleigh
Barnette, Robert Dawson Barnell,
William Lacy Carpenter, Jr, Lewis
Joseph Charlebois, Helen Lola Deck,
Efron Garcia, Anna Naomi Harmon,
Norman Marion Heron, William Lo-
gan Knox James Collins Latham,
Wilma Pearl Miller, Mary Elizabeth
Peck, Joseph Robert Pouquette,
Frank Rivera.
Mr.. Weaver has announced a six
weeks summer school to open Mon
day A number Of classes will be
organized
The Masonic Society of Wicken-
burg held it's monthly picnic on the
banks of the Hassayampa Friday
evening. All report, a good time and
fine supper.
E. |. Mills left Thursday on a busi-
ness trip to Los Angeles.
L. c. White has sold his interest
in the Remuda ranch to j. D. Burden
and left Saturday night for months
visit with his parents in, Washing
ton, D. G. He plans on locating in
Arizona after his return from the
East.
w. T. Machan of Phoenix was a
visitor here for several days last
week coming to attend the gradual
/ ing exercises. He was principal here
a few years ago.
Ralph F. Gray of San Mateo left
Saturday morning for his home after
spending several months here at the
Circle Flying w ranch
Mrs. A. G. Utter, daughter Betty,
and son, Robert, Of Detroit, left Sat
urday night for their home a-ter
spending several months here. at tie
Circle Flying w ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Stone and Ii
tie son left during the week for Flag
staff where they will spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. Emily Chilson Of Tempe and
Mrs r w Eaton Of Phoenix mo
tored Thursday to attend the grada-
ating exercises, being guests OF Mrs.
Roy Pemberton ana Mrs. w. L. Car
penter.
VIM. You'll left Saturday for his
aome in Flagstaff after spending the.
winter here attending school
Alr. and Mrs. G c. Wentworth and
three little sons left Saturday for a
months vacation motor trip in Arj-
zona and California.
Miss Pearl Schulz left Saturday for
her home in Oklahoma. She will
spend part Of the summer in New
York before returning here to resume
her school work.
Miss Cora Daugherty win leave
during gthe coming week for Flar
staff where she will attend the North-
ern Arizona State Teachers College
for the summer session.
Miss Lora Hood left on SATURDAY
afternoon for her home in Tempe
where she will spend the summer.
Ray Pettid and Edward Anderson
| lef+ Saturday for Prescott where they
viii spend the summer They viii
be guests at the Hotel Linn.
Mrs. Harriette Voss will leave dur
inc the coming week for Tuc4cr
where she viii attend the su~o1ne-
term Of the University of Arizcna.