The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-05-24
EIGHTH GRADE
GRADU ALTON
ISTOMORROW
Sixty-Fiye in Class Completing
Lower Grade Work; Exercises
to be Held at M. E. Church at
Two O'clock; Spaulding Talks

Sixty-five eighth graders will grad
nate Friday afternoon of this week
With exercises to be held in the Meth
odist church, the program beginning
a. 2 o'clock. The high school orches-
ira will open the program with "Here
Thev Come" Other numbers will be
aRoots of Nine" and "Cloud Pic
lures" Rev. Hubert c. Vincent will
give the invocation
The eighth grade members will
present "Never Too Late Ernest Nc
Gaffy," Alma Wysong will give the
class history, Frank Mason will give
aPut Up Fight" Largo" and "The
Old Spinning Wheel will be given by
Duane Campbell, Jane Nagley and
Wayne Smalley. Charlotte Cross
will give the class prophecy; "Silver
Bells" will be given by Frank Wis
ger.
Mrs. A. M. Chellis, chairman of the
school board, will present the d.
plomas. "America the Beautiful and
sOld Black Joe'' will be given by the
seventh grade.
The graduates are Mildred Avery,
Ruth Beightol, Donald Bishop, Jack
Bishop, Ezra Bogue, Hazel Bergen,
Duane Campbell, Betty Chambers,
Charlotte Cross, Lois Culton, Jessie
Lou Davis, Donald Doyle, Dorothy
Doyle, Archie Dunlap, Dorothy Ell
lott, Isabelle Easterwood.
Bergman Giles, Dorothy GLASGOW,
Pearl Glispey, Mary Green, Philip
Gest, George Rowland, Melvin john
son, Coral Jones, Harvey Keene, Mac
Keene, Wayne Knopp, George Lape,
Deana Larson, Howard Lee, Clara
Lewis, Luella Lewis, Frank Mason,
Velma Mechanism, Ralph Mcclure,
Dorothy Moore, Jane Nagley, Pat
O'Neil, Harvey Paulson, Nadine Per-
Ter.
Eileen Perkins, Eva Perkins, Ann
brose Potts, Erwin Quasi, Ted Robin
son, Mildred Rudder, Evelyn Sand
berg, Trula Selph, Betty Shaughnessy,
Wayne Smalley, Lorraine Smith, Rob
ert Sonderman, Kenneth Staley, Ida
Belle Stockdill, Melvin Tague, Min
ME Thackara, John Thrasher, Frank
Visger, Harry Walters, Henry Wheel
house, Jean Williams, Benjamin Wink
Ter, Bertha Witt, Alma Dean Wysong,
Maxine Vicha.
Dr.. h G. Spaulding will be the main
speaker Of the afternoon.
Thirty of the eighth graders en-
tered school in the first grade at the
Washington building, some in Miss
Easton's room and others in Miss
Spinning's room. In writing up the
class history it was found that eight
nationalities were represented, five
Dutchmen, two Canadians, five Ger
mans, three Frenchmen and nine
Scotchmen. Nine Englishmen, 1a
1rishmen and three Swedes were
listed. The ages range from IL to 16
years, with only two of each IL and
16 years, while eighteen claimed ID
years as their age, eleven Is and six
fifteen.
Mr.. Blangren has completed the
term begun by Carl! Precht, who re-
signed at the middle of the year to
become grocerman in Spokane. FL
mer Huppman is the other eighth
grade teacher. Miss Catherine Miller
has taught music and Arthur Rogers
orchestra work this year.
Nine have perfect attendance in the
eighth grade. They are Coral Jones
Nadine Perier, Lorraine Smith, Err.
WIN Quasi, Donald Bishop, Jean Will
hams, Ida Belle Stockdill, Duane
Campbell, Evelyn Sandberg.
The class flower is the carnatior
and class colors are green and gold.