The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-18
Romeo

ROMEO - Sixty six gradu-
ates of Romeo High school now
have their diplomas.
The Commencement address
was given by DR.. Alvin Hersch,
of Detroit University. Music by
the High school band highlight-
ed the program, which was Civ.
en- in the high school auditorium
at 8 p. m on Thursday, June II,
The benediction was given by
the Rev. +. G.. Appel.
Virginia Betley was the val
edictorian ana Nina Holmes was
salutatorian. Graduates are:
Lawrence Banghart, Walter
Bauer, Donald Bathurst, Mar
iorie Behrendt, Virginia Betlev,
Willie Bitterman, Fred Braun,
Anna Buzinski, George Carlson,
Doris Copeland, Edward Craw-
ford, Bettylou Davis.
John Dula. Eleanora Durham
Helen Ebeling. Jean Engel. Doris
Erdman, Marie Falker, Robert
Frappier, Marshall Frost, Lewis
Zach. Barbara Ruth Gee.
Marion Gronostalski, James
Haines, Nina Holmes, Arthur
Horler. Irene Hotchkiss, Lila
Johnson, Dorothy Kerstein, Ray
Kaiser, Harold King, Geraldine
Kohlhagen, Gladys Langtry.
Ivan Krause, Wilbur Lottery,
Maxine McCulloch. Lois MCGEE,
Lewis Meeker, Betty Murphy.
Doris Nelson, Gloria O'Brien,
Elaine Perkins, Marian Peters,
Anne Polancec.
Rhea Prey, Mack Quick Betty
Robertoy. Loretta Schltfelblne'
Frances Schlutow, Ortha Sec.
Charles Sexton, John ScWell'
Irene Stiehr. Marjorie Sword.
Leone Tincknell, Norman
Thorman. Gordon Thorne, Bar,
bara Treat. Jean Treat, Dorothy
Visnick James WEIGH, Margaret
Welch Donna Weyer, Robert
Withorn. Dorothy Yenglin, Dor
othy ZieleSch.
Mrs George Combs of Dc
,ro;t snent the weekend visiting
friends here
Mrs Arthur Johnson OF De
troit was a weekend guest III
The home of Mrs. M. N. Kelley.
Mrs. w. c. Owen spent sew
eral days Of the last week VISIT
ing friends in Toronto, Ontario.
Miss Alma May Pierson ielt
Friday for Washington, D..
where she will attend the we'd
ding of Miss Virginia Trloble
and J Howard Stitt, both OF
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I.
Bradley, Mrs Bernard L.
Chubb and Mrs. Richard Ster-
ling attended the graduation
services at Michigan State Col
lege in East Lansing last Satur-
day. Sgt. George Bradley, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley, was
among the graduates.
DR.. Maurice f. Bates of Trim
ity College, Hartford, Conn,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Bates
of Romeo, has accepted the posi-
ton as assistant professor OF
mechanical NJ n err n & at
Princeton, New Jersey. He VIII
teach in the Army Specialized
Training program.
Rosanne Evans Of Ypsilanti
has been spending the week Wis
iting in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolm Chubb.
Summer school for students
inthe community who want TO
graduate in January will open
on June %, at $50 pm. at the
high school
The schedule of classes has
been made to meet the needs of
the students and Miss Margaret
Jeanne Tompkins and Mr.. Nal
colin Chubb of the regular high
school faculty will conduct the
classes. Courses granting one
half credit equivalent to one
semesters work. will continue
for six weeks. Those granting
one whole credit will continue
for ten weeks. The reason for
the shorter time to complete the
second half or work is that after
the semester courses and great
or concentration on the two full
credit courses can be made)
The schedule is as follows:
830-10:30 English literature
10:00~l1:30 American History
1890 $3.50 chemistry, sol d
geometry, physics
A fee of 81 per course will be
charged, So for two. or $40 for
three or more. Upon the salts
factory completion of these
courses by the students the fee
will be returned. If the course is