Milford chronicle., 1929-06-14
GALA ACTIVITIES
MARKS. FINAL
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night, with the following pro S u IL
opening march, aida" M Us
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Presidents address, JOSEPH IN
n erson. "a
Glass history, Ruth Wilson, "a
4 beth Gordy, Pauline Johnson.
Flag charge, Clarence Weld
Acceptance by 1880, Ma e'
Beck.
u Music, Glee Club.
= Bestowal of mantle, Robert 8S
& iels, Jr.
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.nicture), Robert Daniels, Jr.,' Jose
Dickerson.
II Last Will and Testament, Oil
n NDayis, Minerva Layton, Agnes Ill
II man.
On Thursday afternoon the II
n Nteenth annual graduation exercise
Az of the grammar schools of Mlltord
N was held in the Plaza Theatre at
O'Clock with the following program
Y = Invocation, Rev. Frank Herson.
81 Salutatory, Irene Williams.
Play, Graduation Day" charac-
# ter: George Good, John Manlove;
Ben Bad, Irving Calhoun; Arithme-
n tic. Elizabeth Parvis; Geography
Florence Heath; History, Mae Moy-
er: Spelling, Jeanette Pearson.
# Glass Song, composed by Thelma
M Beebe. and Ellen Sipple.
N Class History, Ethel Collins.
2 Harmonica selections.
# Operetta, ''Windmills of Hol-
M land" The cast follows: Mynheer
III Hertogenbosch, Russell Argo; Vrouw
# sHertogenbosch (his wife), Marie
Rogers; Wilhelmina Hertogen-
III bosch (daughter), Madeline Emory;
Hilda Hertogenbosch (daughterl' ,
81 Thelma Beebe; Bob Yankee, Amerl-
can salesman, William stevenson
Hans, a student of music, George
y. Vinyard; Franz, rich farmers SON.
n Theodore Govatos; Katrina, Ellen
Sipple; chorus of farmers daugh-
ters.
Selection, organ.
= Glass prophecy, Ellen Slpple.
Glass will, Henry Bunstein.
Glass poet, Katherine Lank.
Address to seventh grade, Martina
II Mccullough.
Reply, Genevieve Griffith.
Glass yell.
Presentation of diplomas.
# Closing song, class.
Benediction, Rev. Frank Herson'
Grammar School Class Roll
The Grammar. School class. roll
follows, those with an asteris ~ II
front of their names being honol
students:
Harry Russell Argo
Thelma Jeanette Beebe ~
Tom Burn
Elva Marie Carpenter
hi Zena Ruth Coopersmith
~. Myrtle Daniels
Dorothy Madeline Emory
Mary Kathryn Favinger
John Caleb Hall
Florence May Heath
- Ernest White Jefferson
Lester William Johnson
Agnes Ada Jones
John Kenton
Catherine Lank
Martha Edna Mccullough
John Prettyman Manlove
Doris Elaine Mills
Elizabeth Melvin Parvis
jeanette Anna Pearson
Janette Elizabeth Potter
Sara Maria Rogers
George Osborne Scott
William Wills Stevenson
Maria Varney
George Pennington Vinyard
Mary Elizabeth Vinyard
Della Marie Warrington
Harry William Walls
*Henry Bunstein -r.xu
*Joseph Irving Calhoun -Ei
*Ethel Louise Collins
Theodore Govatos
*Anna Mae Meyer
*Ellen Gray Sipple
*George Williams
*Irene Ellen Sipple.
Thursday evening the graduatir
class of 1929 of the Milford H1e
School held their commencemel
exercises in the Plaza Theatre ais
with the following program:
Organ selections. ~.
Invocation, Rev. Alfred M. Eeiis
Selection, organ.
Salutatory, Ruth Watson Watkln
Chorus, Glee Club.
Valedictory, Clarence MalI
Welch, Jr. >
Selections, organ.
Address, Mr.. John Shilling ASST
tant State Superintendent OF Pupi
instruction, in charge OF Hl'
Schools.
Selection, Glee Club.
Presentation of cups and prlz
p and the Glass of 1929 for diploma
Superintendent r. E. Shilling.
presentation of diplomas, U
~ THEODORE Townsend, president
BOARD of Education.
Glass song.
Benediction, Rev. Joseph s. HlnH
The Gloss roll follows:
Bessie Lofand Baker
Della Burlingame
.l4 TT n nanio1s Jr