The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-06-09
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS TO
AWARD DIPLOMAS TO 1870
Oakland High has Highest Num-
Der of Graduates With IT.
Other Schools Have Decreased
TO HAVE ACTIVE WEEK

One hundred thirty seniors of the
six high schools of Garrett county will
be graduated during the coming week,
it has been announced by the various
school principals. The graduates this
year are less than last year when 40
were graduated, and the list shows a
decrease in every school except Oak
land which increased from 81 to r..
Friendsville, with graduates, has
decreased 10, Accident with 16, has
decreased 10; Kitzmiller with II, has
decreased II; and Grantsville, with
II, has decreased 7. Kempton High
school has graduating class for the
first time in history.
Senior girls outnumber the senior
boys 81 to 40. Including those who
are expected to be graduated this
year, the number of students going
out from the high schools of the coun-
ty since 1912, when the first class
was graduated from Oakland High
school, totals 1,116.
Oakland High graduates will be
found in another column.
The graduates from schools other
than Oakland High shoot, and their
senior week activities, are as follows:
Friendsyille High School
Karol Rush, George Coddington,
Harry Fike, Pauline Rodgers, Mae
Frazee, Luella Garletts, and Cora
DERRICK.
Friendsville commencement exer-
cises will be held on Tuesday evening,
June IA. The sermon to the graduates
will be delivered Sunday evening,
June IL, in the M. E. church by Rev.
T. E. Shea. The Elementary closing
exercises for the Friendsville unit
will be held Thursday afternoon.
Accident High School
Dorothy Frazee, Rosalie Fratz,
Esther Hartman, Teresa Mattingly,
Martha Miller, Mary Miller, Pauline
Savage, Mabel Schlossnagle, Lena
Speicher, Ralph Ault, Rodger Bond,
Owen Dewitt, Carl Fratz, Austin Glot-
felty, Harland Weitzell, Burton
White.
The sermon to the graduates will
be delivered Sunday afternoon by Rev.
C. A. Shilke, Oakland. Class night
exercises will be held on Tuesday
evening, June IA, and commencement
will be on Wednesday evening, June
Is.
Kempton High School
Eight students will constitute the
first graduating class of Kempton
High school: Elsie Morris, Anna Kus-
XII, Mary Tomikel, Virginia Tomikel,
Beatrice Wilson, Robert Turek, VIII
liam Povish, Jr., William Kronik.
Grantsville High School
Elizabeth Ann Houck, academic;
Iona Pearl Bowser, Olive Mary Van
Glider, Mildred Catherine Bowers,
Rose Miller, Lena Custer, general;
George Arthur Murphy, vocational;
Walter Glenn Younkin, Mary Gather
inc Bevans, Manning Woodrow Bow
ers, Ira Orville waste, general.
The sermon to the graduates will
be preached Sunday, June IL, at II
o'clock, by Rev. F. D. Sigler, at the
Lutheran church. The Glee club will
present a music program on Monday
evening at 9:15. On Wednesday
afternoon the elementary closing ex-
ercises for the northern supervisory
unit will be held, and the program
will be presented by the 7th grade
graduates of Grantsville elementary
school. >.-,,....,s
Commencement exercises will be
held Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock,
Walter w. Dawson, Oakland attorney,
delivering the address. H. A. Lora-
ditch, of the county board of educa-
ton, will present the diplomas, and
Clyde Bender, class of 81, will pre-
sent the medals.
kitzmiller High School
Bunaugh Hart, Agnes Harvey,
Mildred Harvey, Finch Hoey, Charles
Jones, Martha Mcdonald, Albert Nc
Intyre, Nancy Pratt, Marguerite
Willis, Melvin Arnold, Lena Adams
The sermon to the graduates will
be Preached Sunday morning by Rev.
J. B. Smith. Class night will be held
Tuesday, June ID, at 8 o'clock, and
commencement exercises will be held
on Thursday, June 16, Walter W.
Dawson making the commencement