The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-02
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM HELD LAST EVENING
Ann Campbell NamedVale dictorian at Juneau High
 School Gradual on

 the 1c33 graduating class Of JuneaU High School last evening in com mcnccmcnt exercises which ve"' held in the school ~-v1Y -
 Miss Ann Campbell valcd!ctor- ian. was prcsen cd the ,. pl ull which her name has been added tho of Gordon 1ngman. "33~ Duncan Robertson. g.: Corrh Jenne, "35n; Emma NJ "3H': ar Doris Freeburger, "31. Mss Camp bell was also presented with gol; Torch Society pin; years subscrip- tion to the Readers Digest, an award being given by the magazine to each high school valedictorian every year. after which she Wa further presented with the annual scholarship award given by the Ju- neau Womans Club Miss Ruth Kunnas was given the honor of being chosen salutatorian for the class of "38."
 The following four students were given honorable mention as having made commendable grades through out their careers as students of the high school: Harold Hanson, Ger aid Coke, Jean Taylor, and Mary Jean McNaughton.
 Large Attendance
 In a setting of gray and red, the student participants were presented before an unusually large audience. At the first strains of the "Univer- sity Grand March," played by the high school orchestra, the graduat- ing seniors, in their proverbial gray caps and gowns, filed into place on the stage.
 The invocation was given by Dean c. E. Rice, after which the Girls Glee Club, accompanied by Anne Morris at the piano, sang T Hear a Thrush at Eve.'
 Student Program
 Students took "The Citizen" as a basis for their talks, Miss Ann Campbell was the first to present
 
 her opinion on The Future Clti- gen." and was followed by "The Citizen Forms His Government" by Gerald Coke. Jean Taylor then gave her portrayal of "The Citizen Main tains His Government" following which Mary Jean McNaughton dis cussed "The Citizen Becomes an 1n- ternational Figure"
 More Short Talks
 When Song Is Sweet" and Las sic O. Mine" were sung by boys quartet composed of Lyman Snow, Harry Watkins, George Alexander, and Ned Rowe. Mitchell Daniloff then gave his opinion of "The Flu ture Citizen Faces Life" and Dave Reischl discussed "The New Citi- zen Pays Debt" As a close to the student speeches, Helen Beistline outlined The Complete Citizen
 Presentations Made
 The presentation of the senior gift was made by Mitchell Daniloff. president of the graduating class The gift was received on behalf of the students of the high school by Eckley Guerin, new elected student body president.
 A. s. Durham, principal of the E.gh school, presented Ruth Kun ms, Harold Hanson, Mary Jean Mc- Na1ghton, and Ann Campbell with their, gold Torch Society pins. A certificate was presented to Millie Marie Jorgenson, who has been neither absent nor tardy for the past eight years. and to Harold Hanson, who has been neither ab- sent nor tardy for five consecutive years.
 The class of 1888 was then turned over for the presentation of diplo- mas, to the president of the school board, R. E. Robertson, who well comed them into the ranks as citi- zens of the United States. AS the playing of the Bill Board March" by the high school orches- tra, the graduates filed off the stage to receive the congratulations of their proud parents and many friends
 Informal Dance
 Following the commencement ex- ercises, an informal dance was given by the class at the Scottish Rite Temple. Invitations for the affair were issued to parents and friends of the graduates.