Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20
CLASS DAY EVENTS
HAD BY GRADUATES
Stevenson Theatre Stage
Decorated for Exercises
in the Forenoon Z.
VARIETIES OF 1895"
Class Characters Are Presented in
Farewell and FrOlic; Theatre
Is Crowded by Parents
and Friends
VARIETIES OF 1885"

Glass Day exercises of the Class of
1885 Of the Henderson high school
were held at II a. M. today at the
Stevenson theatre. with AN audience
attending that jammcd the theatre
virtually to its capacity. 1t was the
second event of commencement
which ends with the graduating pro-
gram tomorrow morning at II o'clock
at the theatre and the presentation
Of diplomas to the rs members of tnr
class
The stage of the theatre was de-
corated fittingly, for the occasion. AS
the class put on it's program. entitled
"Thc Varieties of 1885" Prof S. M
Crowder and Miss Maxine Taylor. fa-
Guilty sponsors OF the class. directed
the program.
Glass characters were presented i'm
a program of farewell and frolic in
which the less serious side of the
closing program was emphasized. The
characters were selected by members
of the class themselves i'm most in
stances. but also by The faculty in
some cases.
The sul1 program. as errauged for
the mornings exercises. with the key
to the characters. was as follows
The Class OF 1885 Presents the
Varieties Of 1885
Directed by
S. M. CrOwder and
Miss Maxine E. Taylor
Prelude Entire Company
Alma Mater" music by Stein
Words by Mamie Crowder
No Reno for Sports Charlotte
Hardee. and Ransom Duke.
Herodotus Speaks Nancy Parham.
Lazy Bones-Turner WOrtham.
The Little Colonel Nancy Jean
Hight and Rey Bradford. Jr.
Cutie Coy Alma Parham.
The Hall Of Fame-.Nancy Parham.
Bill Bryan, and Ransom Duke.
The Ace and Joker Billy Powell
and j. w. Rose,
Modes de Paris Aun Peace and
Bill Bryan.
Ventriloquisto Echoes James Jen-
kns
The ManteI Descends Bill Bryan
and Frances Harrison.
The Gibson Girl-'Effie Louise F'lan-
nagan,
The Arrow Collar Boy-Frank Legg.
The Park Avenue Social Register
Bill Bryan and Nancy Parham.
Legally Transacted-Bil Powell.
A Modern Study by Rodin Mary
M. Baity
The GOat-E. 6. Shaw.
Oriental Peace and Bill
Bryan.
Appreciation-iBil Powell to Max
inc Taylor and S. NJ. Crowder.
The Old Woman Who Lived IN A
Shoe Charlotte Hardee.
Finale Entire Company. - !"
Glass Song Wordso-by Nancy Pat-
ham. Music ny Margaret Gambler aud
Alice Harrison,
Key to Cast of Characters
number were chosen by the Senior
Class during their annual Superlative
Election.
Most Athletic Charlotte Hardee and
Ransom Duke.
Glass HistOrIan-,Nancy Farham.
Liziest-Turner Workman.
tCutest GirI-AIma Parham.
Best~All-Around Senior, ch"sen by
faculty according to activities aud
scholarship Nancy Parham.
Best All-Around Senior Boy. Chosen
bv faculty to attend Kiwanis Banquet
Bill Bryan.
Best-All-Around Senior Girl Chosen
by faculty to attend Kiwanis Banquet
Nancy Parham.
Best-All-Around Senior, chosen ny
class--Ransom Duke.
Most Original-'Billy Powell
The Wittiest j. w. Rose.
Best Dressed Ann Peace aud B'''
Bryan.
Glass Prophet James Jenkins.
Best Looking Effie Louise tlanna-
gan and Frank Legg.
Most Popular Nancy Parham an"
Bill Bryan.
Glass Testator- Billy Powell.
Biggest Pest Biggest Bluff ana
most Conceited-E. G.. Shaw.
Glass Giftorian-C charlotte Hardee.
Glass Mascot-,Nancy Jean Hight
and Roy Bradford. Jr.
Glass Sponsors S. M. CrOwder ana
Maxine E. Taylor.
Junior Glass President - Frances
Harrison.