Milford chronicle., 1948-06-04


Jr., Joseph Palumbo; Tail Twister,
Rogers, Preston Workman,
William Savage, James Roach;
James Purcell, John
Parker, Jack Briggs, Jennings Gull
yer, David Pepper, James Roach
Raymond Kitchens, Karl UtZ, Clar-
cnce Sharp and Ashland Collins.
The meeting was presided over
by president Lester Pittard. G.
Howard Baer was presented with a
pin for perfect attendance for one
year, with David King making the
presentation.
Graduates of the Lord Baltimore
High School will receive their di-
pIomas in exercises to be held in
the auditorium of the school on
June 4th at 500 p. m. Amos F. Nc
Cabe, Millville, will present the di-
plomas. Claire Killoran, of Wilm-
ington, will be the speaker.
The Baccalaureate sermon will
be delivered by the Rev. Albert Lor-
Der, of Ocean View, on Sunday, May
80 in the Lord Baltimore High
School at 8 p. m.
The class which has chosen green
and white for cOlOrs, will wear caps
and gowns. Glass Day exercises
will be held on Tuesday evening,
June 1st, in the school. Glass his
torians are Laura Lee Flohr and
Ruth Hudson; Glass GiftOrian,
Jack Hall and Glass Prophets,
Betty Calhoun and Helen Derrick
son. The Class Moto-"When a man
empties his purse into his head, no
one can take it FROM him." Glass
officers are: Jack Hall, president;
Bill Powell, yice-president; Norma
Jones, secretary; and Frances Nc
Cabe, treasurer.
The Valedictorian will be Betty
Calhoun and Salutatorians are
Jack Scott and Norma Jones. The
complete list Of graduates includes
Jack Hall, Blaine Phillips, Jack
Scott Bill Powell, Harvey Wilt
ans, Elwood Banks, Norma Jones
i Betty Calhoun, Laura Lee Flohr
Helen Derrickson, Frances Nc
,Cabe, Ruth Hudson, Joan Truitt
Ruth wilkins, Grace West, Evenl!
Calhoun and RomOna Beamer.
One of the largest graduating
4 classes in recent years, numbering
forty-five received their diplomas
at Commencement exercises of tn
Georgetown High School on Jun,
3rd. Prior to the ceremonies thu
i high school band presented hal
hour concert and furnished musi
throughout the evening. The speak
ers were the honor students of tn
Senior Glass, namely-Charle
Bowers, Helen Jones, Louise Mass
ey, William McCauley, Mary Neil
yaine and Dorothy Sharp. Alden T
Short, president of the Board 0
Education presented the diplomas
: The Baccalaureate sermon wa
delivered in the auditorium of tn
+, high school last Sunday evening a
8 p. M, by the Rev. William {
Hackett, pastor of Wesley MethC
= dist Church. The members of tn
!. senior class presented special mu
. sicaI numbers. during the service.
= Class Day exercises were held j
= the auditorium of the school o
: Tuesday evening, June LIST at
= m. The class has chosen red an
white as colors and their motto
= when we fly, we fly nigh" ClaS
: officers are: President, LawrenC
|, Spicer; vice-president, JosephiI
:. Rogers; secretary Helen Jones
i and treasurer, Betty G. Givens.
s The complete list of graduates
T as follows: Helen Viola Bake
n Barbara Ann Belts, Cartha Jea
d Chafin, Betty Jean Conoway, Jul
e Walton Cooper, Ruth Eleanor bod
2, June Isabelle Durham, Betty Jes
d Givens, Rebecca Edit Graves, Bet
Felice Henry, Dorothy Elizabe
l, Henry, Helen Elizabeth Jone
n Brenda Lee King, Beryl Jeanet
a Lindale, Louise Elizabeth Masse
V. Mary Pauline McIlvaine, Elean
9 Virginia Messick, Dolly Jean Mi
al chell, Patricia Jane Owens, Nan
AZ Ann Pepper, Betty Frances Pett
S Evelyn Ruth Rogers, Josephine T
len Rogers, Dorothy Louise Sha1
ty Margaret Louise Webb, Kathr
ut Mary Williams, Sally Ruby WilsC
q. Charles Alfred Bowers, DaN
Oh Richard Briggs, Linford P. Fauce
ld' Edwin Phillip Goodwin, Jose
ne Franklin Gordy, Jr., Charles Peyt
re Hawkins, Jr., Lloyd Wallace Heai
S Elwood Martin Johnson, Wilt;
Henry McCauey, Billy Rob-
k Mitchell, Austin Faucet Okie, w
III liam Albert Payne, Gene Fran
9 Roach, Donald Godfrey Rust, La
=. renee Curtis Spicer, George w
ez lace TidwelI, Donald Veasey a
Gu Calvin Adams.
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