The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-02
NUMBER OF ACTIVITIES ARE
SCHEDULED FOR SENIORS
Examinations Are Over; Dean of
Men of Western Maryland Col
lege to Speak at Commencement
80 TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS

reports destined to be received to-
morrow, Oakland High school senior
class students were preparing for a
round of activities which would con-
clude their high school careers.
The annual sermon to the gradu-
ates will be delivered on Sunday eve
ming at 8 o'clock in the school audi
forum by Rev. A. B. Learner, D. D.,
pastor of st. Marks Lutheran church.
DR.. Learners subject will be Gail
Things Are Yours" Rev. E. A. Critics,
of the U. B. church at Loeb Lynn,
will assist in the service with invo-
cation, benediction and the scripture
and prayer.
Senior Class night exercises will be
held on Tuesday, June 7, when a per-
Torrance, "The Kingdom of Oak
landia," will be presented. This dra-
matte sketch depicts the senior class
as a kingdom with Harry Wolf, pres
ident, as king. This performance re-
wolves around the activities of the
class for the past four years and the
possible future. All seniors will take
part in some capacity.
Graduation Thursday, June 9
Mr.. L. Forrest Free, dean of men
of Western Maryland college, West
minister, will deliver the commence
ment address to the graduates in the
school auditorium on Thursday eve
ming. June 9.
Diplomas will be presented by Wal
ter W. Dawson, president of the
County Board of Education.
Eighty-nine seniors, who will re-
ceive diplomas on Thursday evening,
include the following:
Dale Bittinger, Edwin Darby, Edi-
son Deems, Gerald Hamill, Robert
Glen Moon, Raphael Murphy, Erwin
Smith, Jr., Thomas Stevenson, Harry
Wolf, Roberta Ruth Bailey, Glendine
Bowman, Laura Susan Butt, Marguer-
lite Carskadon, Jane Fraley, Kathryn
Glotfelty, Julia Gender, Lucille Har-
vey, Josephine Hauser, Mary Lucille
Hoye, Catherine Meisenbach, Gene
We've Murphy, Helen Peck, Mary
Frances Rowan, Margaret Rudy,
Helen Shaffer, Merle Shuttlesworth,
Carl Liller, Jr., Mildred Whitehair,
Dwight Schenk, Claude Sweitzer,
Frederick Tichnell, Loretta Ashby,
Ann Marie Baker, Norma Casteel,
Mary June Custer, Hulda Alice Fitz-
water, Nina Pearl Gnegy, Minnie
Louise Harvey, Della Jane johnson,
Mildred Lambert, Rita Lawton, Stella
Leighton, Elizabeth Maybe, Vida
Mellinger, Bernice Miller.
Catherine Murphy, Ruth Ridder,
Thelma Ringer, Hilma Elizabeth Ro-
deheaver, Helen Sanders, Lillian Ruth
Taylor, Mary Louise Thayer, Thea
Virginia Thomas, Jean Josephine
Winters, Norris Critics, Paul Frazee,
Jr., Richard Hamill, Donald Helbig,
Robert Henline, James Paul KEN
i pher, Jr., Ralph Lewis, Samuel Lewis,
Kenneth Martin, John Sharps, Reid
Shipley, Leo Clayton Smith, Harold
Teagarden, Richard Trickett, Ralph
Hamilton. Weeks, Elizabeth Lee Ash
by, Mary Kathryn Foley, Beatrice
Hauser, Mildred Raye Lantz, Helen
II Pysell, Jessie Steyer, Mary Elizabeth
Townshend, Virginia yelling, Iva
Wildeson, Florence Lucille Wolfe,
Clifton Fred Bachtel. Oliver Bowers,
q Irwin Grove, Russell Elliott, Arvin
Hauser, Paul Hauser, William Chester
Mosser, Arthur Pysell, George Sukow,
Harley Wildesen.
Alumni Dance Friday
Henry W. McComas, Jr., president
of the Alumni association, announced
the annual alumni dance for Friday
night, June 10, at McComas Beach, on
H Deep Creek Lake, with admission
S1.OO per couple for alumni, seniors,
and friends of the school. The dance
will be held in the recreation hall
there, building 80 by 60 feet. Mr.
= McComas has arranged for bus to
leave from in front of the Sturgiss'
pharmacy at 8:15 for those not hav-
ing transportation.