Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-02
C0MMENCEM ENT
EXERCISES At
CENTRAL UNION
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/ Glce Club, also directed by Miss
I Collins, sang with excellent har.
mony and expression.
John Ariaudo. violinist, gave his
difficult selection. "Zigeunerwcis
en-, lSarasatc) with precision and
fine tone, playing with the accom-
pamiment Of the full orchestra. Paul
; Nash also proved himself a pleas
/ ing soloist in his clarinet number
for which he was ably accompanied
by Miss Collins at the piano.
An interesting announcement was
made preceding the presentation of
the class when Principal House stat
ed that last night marked the goth
commencement of Central Union
high school. and that including this
years class G22 graduates have re
ccived their diplomas from that in
stitution.
Present Charming Picture
Principal House also announced
at the same time that life member
ships in the Honor Scholarship So
cietv Of Central would be presented
10 students who had met the soci-
ety's high standard of requirements
for at least II out of the Is school
quarters of their course. Calling in
turn Margaret Ede, Josephine Gra-
ham, Fannie Lee Hancock, Donald
James Kennedy and Norma Young,
MIR. House presented the life
membership certificates to these
students \ gold seal on the dip!o-
mas received by these young people
also testifies to their high scholar
ship record.
The Honor Scholarship Society of
Central is chapter Of the state
wide organization.
The graduates made 4 most at
tractive picture on the platform,
where they were seated in the form
Of double horseshoe. The girls,
wearing lovely organdy frocks of
uniform type made with full length
skirts. looked both quaint and
charming. The pastel shades of the
dresses. which contrasted prettily,
and the graceful arm bouquets of
white roses and baby breath, tied
with tuIlc to match the various
shades Of costumes, added to the
colorful effect. Many compliments
on the appearance Of the class and
on the pleasing and practical solu-
tion Of the graduation dress problem
were heard.
Those receiving diplomas were:
The following is list of the
graduates.
Dorothea Cecelia Amadon, Arnold
Andrew Ariaudo, Ruth Lurcna Bet
It's, John Adolphe Ariaudo, Margar-
ct Anna Carmichael, Earl Kelsey
Briggs, Alice Phoebe Cole, John
Albert Busby. Margaret Ede, Ralph
Harold Buzby, Florence Marie
Evangeline Emde, Richard Cohen,
Olive Angeline Courtney, Fred En-
orv Davis. Della Grace Grafton,
Milton Ware Finley, Josephine Gra-
ham, William Gordon Foss, Mildred
Helen Records Fannie Lee Hancock,
Cecil Laurel Gillett, Florence Elden
Carr, Paul Edwin Gillett, Viola
Madeline Kenyon, Leroy Haskell,
Ellen Margaret Maupin, Robert
Lewis Iiickcox. Jean Kathleen Mey-
er. Morris Mathew Hobby, Pauline
Ruby sharpe, John George Hol-
brook. Edith Evrlyne Pope, Joe
Barnard Hurst, Frieda Bertha
Schreincr, Donald James Kennedy,
Ruth Gardener Price, Mathew JOS
eph Labrucherie, Addie Christine
Clark, Joseph Rudolph La Frankie,
Mary Willis, William Riley Me
Bride. Geraldine Amy Shaw, Paul
Dudley Nash, Clara Almire Steven
son, Thomas Earl Powelson, Mar
garet Florence Wells, Kay Banks
Richmond, Mary Katherine Stew-
art. Nolan Benton Richter, Gather
inc May Woodson. Alexander Ewell
Stewart. Schprel Lee WalquiSt, Nor
ma Lenore Young, Grady Lee Viii
loughby. Elena Nice, Eiko Iukawa.