The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1933-06-09
RISING SUN SCHOOL NEWS
Sermon To Graduates-Cla
Night-Class Roll-Seventh
Grade Closing Exercises

The annual high school exhibit was
held in the high school auditorium on
Thursday evening, June 1st. The aud
itorium was packed with patrons and
friends of the school The exhibit this
year featured a program given by
various departments of the school.
The Home Economics department pre-
scented a playlet in which the dress
projects made by the girls We're ex-
hibited. The English department pre-
scented a program showing things to
do and not to do in dramatics. They
concluded their portion of the pro-
gram with part of a one act play,
which was studied by the class dur
ing the school year. The history de-
partment presented dramatization of
the coming World Economic Confer
ence, at which the question of arma
ments was discussed. The chemistry
department presenttd playlet en-
titled The Alchemist" Martha Keil-
holtz presented a paper on the topic
Things we do in studying History"
and Vivian GRAPHICAL presented pap
er on school Activities, what they
are and why 1 believe in them" Each
department of the school exhibited
class room work and projects on large
tables placed on the side of the audi
torium
The Mathematics department pre-
pared a series of charts and graphs
showing some important facts about
secondary education in Cecil county
and Maryland.
Seniors To Graduate
On Sunday evening. before a large
audience of friends and parents of the
graduating class of twenty-nine MEM
bers, Rev. A. B. Frye, pastor of James
M. E. Church, preached a splendid in
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topic the theme of the Importance of
strong foundation or beginning in
building character. Special music was
provided by Mr.. Claude Buck and Mrs.
Paul Keen. organist.
Tuesday evening, before an audience
that jammed the High School Audi
forum to the doors, class night eXer-
cises were presented every member of
the class carrying out his or her par
ticular part in splendid manner.
The class prophecy and class presen-
tations We're novel, the various jokes
on the different members causing
much merriment.
The exercises concluded with a
clever presentatiin of a farce. THE
Fascinating Fanny Brown, which
was much enjoyed.
The graduating exercises are sched-
uled to be held Thursday evening of
speaker for the occasion is Mr.. Theo-
dore B. MoKeldin, of Baltimore.
Those who will receive their diplo
mas are: Dorothy Julia Akers, Fran
els William Bascom, Stuart Willard
Baugher, Stephen John Blackburn,
Mildred Lee Boyd, Alice Jeanette Bur-
kins. Lottie Ann Childress, Nancy
Virginia Connolly, Vivian Enice Gray
beal, Rodney Haines Henry, Edward
Newell Jenkins, Mary Louise Keppel,
Elizabeth Winifred Kincaid Oscar
Alexander Long, Alfred Hopf Love.
Marvin Ranesly Lucas, Louise Virgin
Monger, Marguerite Vivian Orr, John
Thomas Owens, Vessels Street Pusey.
Anna Mae Raine, Deane Elizabeth
Reese, Edna Elizabeth Reynolds, En-
nest Robert Riley, George Christie
Taylor, Anna Margaret Yocum, and
Charlotte Elizabeth Raylings, James
Wilson Taylor. Rita Ann Owens.
THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
The Seventh grade closing exercises
of the Sixth and Eighth Districts will
be held in the auditorium on Friday
afternoon. June 8, at 80 o'clock.
Rev. Eugene Woodward, of Bay View,
will be the speaker and Mr.. Charles
S. Pyle, of Rising Sun, will present
the certificates. The public is cor
daily invited to attend.