Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19

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DR.. H. E. Simmons, president of the
University of Akron, who will de
liver the address at the M. e NJ
high school commencement.
DR., Simmons has degrees from
Buchtel college, College of Wooster
sity of Pennsylvania. Besides be-
ing president Of university he is
an outstanding chemist and is thor
oughly interested in the industries
of Akron. He has promoted better
co operation between business and
educational institutions. He is the
author of book entitled, Rubber
Manufacture"
Baccalaureate Program
High school auditorium, Sunday,
May %. at 1880 p. M: March, "Pll-
grims' Chorus" from "Tannhauser, -
Wagner; invocation, Rev. A. N.
Grove; mixed chorus, Moonlight
Boat Ride" Verdi, "The Lost
Chord" Sullivan; reading of scrip
lures and announcements; violin
solo, "Hejre Kati,' Hubay, Muriel
Winegardner; sermon, 1Thought
and Action" Rev. C. J. Caller, pas
tor Presbyterian church; orchestra,
excerpts from Messiah Handel;
UCACOlCllOu, hCt. "A. ~ OIOWC.
School Notes
The high school art class has re-
painted the interior stage scenery
for the high school.
The music department is planning
a formal party to be held in the
high school auditorium, June 10.
The junior class entertained n
honor of the senior class with a
lovely reception, on May IS. The
dinner was served at $50 O'Clock
in the dining room of the cafeteria
the direction of Mrs. Clara Young.
The tables were decorated with the
senior colors, gold and green, and
their class flower, talisman roses.
Davis orchestra from Beverly fur
nished the music throughout the
evening After dinner everyone
went to the auditorium which was
decorated with Japanese lanterns,
ferns, and beautiful spring flowers.
The evening was spent in dancing
and playing cards.
The Hi-Y election for the coming
year is as follows: President, Jack
Bell; vice president, William Abel;
sec'y-treas., Homer Smith. The Hi
Y club will have their annual par
ty. Tuesday, May 81, at the high
school auditorium,
High School Commencement
Wednesday, May 25, at SIS 2.
M: Orchestra, 1.-The Mikado," Sui
livan; invocation, Rev, L. S. Wees;
music antases . er Tero; two Tve,gn p1
of speaker, Mrs. Ev-
elyn True Button, principal; COM
address, DR.. H. E. Sim
mons. president Akron university;
girls glee club, Swing Song
Fredric Lohr; presentation of class
of SO, Mr.. James M. Turner: super.
presentation of diplonl-
as, Mr.. David S. Lowe, member
Of board of education; orchestra,
Country Gardens" Granger; ben
ediction, Rev. L. S. Wees; Mat.
Bamfield, Alene Brandeberry, Frieda
Clements, Ernestine Daniel, Jac-
queline Demster, Clara Louise
Fouts, Mae Fox, Elizabeth Glaspy,
Lucille Hale, Betty Harris, Patricia
jackson, Mary Kuntz, Ruth Maier,
Jean MATHS, Jean Milligan, Lucille
Morris, Freda Perry, Elinor Price,
Eleanor Ralston, Mary Rhinehart,
Eileen Shell, Mary Evelyn Smith,
Marjorie Smith, Thelma Smith,
Maxine Steinmetz, Dorothy Taylor,
LlNGlyu w luGSdI uACI. boyS-
mond Adams. Dwight Balding, Bill
ly Bell, Arnold Clifton, Arthur Cot
ton, William Danford, Myron Dew,
William Dugan, William Elliott,
John Ham, John Hammond, Galen
Hardesty, Richard jenkins, Don Lit
tie, Robert Matunas, Everett Reed,
Dwight Richardson, Charles Robin
son, Charles Smith, Edward Taylor,
Rolla Williams, Russell Williams,
Cecil Wilson, Charles Woodburn.
Eighth Grade Commencement
Thursday, May 26, high school
at 1870 p. M: !nvoca-
tion, Rev; r. H; Hoy; reeitstion; = sIen,;
marin,'' Mary Wilson: recitation,
"The Preachers Vacation" Colleen
Burt; address, Rev. Raymond Rob
inson, pastor, McKendree; recita-
ton, "Out of Her Reckoning" Mar
tha Turner; piano solo, ''The
Dreamer" Eunice Williams; recita-
ton, "If," Robert Daniel; mixed
chorus, (a) Down BY the Old Mill
Roses" recitation, "Dr. John Good
fsoMofe Se,5 Up Stairs" Mary y
p7onaan dip7omas MR. James PeSTap NJ Turnep, SUI u
perintendent: benediction, Rev. r.
H. Hoy.
Eighth Grade Pupils
Malta: Bobby Bragg, Floyd Dan-
ielson, Robert Davis, Roy Davis,
Dana Drake, Edwin Drake, Francis
Garner, Bill Ham, Junior Ham.
John Kincaid, Mary Almendinger,
Ruth Archer, Colleen Burt, Char
lotte Gavin, Mary Jaynes, Jean Nc
Cain, Leona Mcdaniel, Maxine Nc
Inturf, Genevieve Morris, Lucille
Norman, Maxine Norris, Dorothy
Riley, Eta White, Eunice Will,
liams.
McConnelsville David Ross, Mar
tina Turner, Dorothy Dugan, Mary
Wilson, Robert Daniel, Richard
Spung, Raymond Lyon, Marie Park
er, Betty Savage, John Mcbride,
James Richardson, Dorthie Kund-
son, Mary Croy, Mary Jane Foster,
Robert Benjamin., Bruce Anderson.
Devol, Joe Ellen Cochrane,
Mary Smith, Helen Brothers, Keith
Elliott, Dorothy Silvus, Junior Will
son, Annabelle Davis, Donald Skin
ner, Raymond Vanoster, Robert
Miller, Eugene Bragg, Betty RI.
dolph, Dorothy LoOmis, Howard
Davis, Eldon Bratton, Herschel
ALUMNI BANQUET
Plans are nearing completion Tor
the annual M. e M. alumni banquet.
to be held Friday evening. May ~,
at $3.50, in the high school auditor
ium. This is the one time OF the
year when you can meet Old friends