Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07
Greenwood High
School News
Senior Glass Events

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Twenty-seyen Seniors will re
ceive their diplomas on Wednes-
day evening, June IL, in the school
auditorium. They are as follows:
President, Edward Smith, Vice
President, Richard Reynolds, Sec
retary, Mary Lou Brown, treasur-
er, Joan Scott, Eugene Baker, Den
mis- Cannon, Ruth Chalmers, James
Collision, jeanne COverdale, Allen
Draper, Darwin Draper, Faye ORA
per, Orville Hammond, Ronald
Hamstead, Ruth Ann Hatfield, Gail
Kitchens, Jean Mcdowell, David
Narvell, Margaret Peterman, Myr-
tie Peterman, Leon Rust, CarOle
Schulze, Herla Schulze, , William
TrOyer, Carol Van GOrGer, Betty
Wilkerson, William WOlters.
The programs for the two final
Senior events follow:
Baccalaureate Service, June 8,
School Auditorium: Professional,
Jesus, Lover of My Soul"; InvO-
cation, Rev. Frank o. Baynard; !;
Hymn, God of Our Fathers" !;
Scripture Reading, Rev. Roy Judy
School Chorus, William E. Miller,
director, CarJle Schulze, accompa-
mist, Gloria in Excelsis", Mozart,
"The Heavens ResOund", Beetho-
ven; Sermon 20 Graduates, "YOu
Can Make Heaven on Earth, Rev.
R. d. Bailey; BenedictiOn, Rev.
Alvin Mast; Recessional, "The
Spacious Firmament on High
from Haydn's Creation.
Commencement Exercises, June
l'12, School Auditorium:
Prelude Professional, 'POmp
and Circumstance" Elgar; Open
ing Prayer, by Jean Mcdowell; i;
Address of Welcome, by Edward
Smith, president; SalutatOry, by
Joan Scott; School Chorus, direct
ed by Mr.. Miller, Onward Ye. Peo-
pIe'', by Sibeluis, eAuf Wieder-
sehn", by BOrch from Blue Para
disc; Conferring of Diplomas, by
Wilbur c. Root, president, board
of school trustees; Presentation
of Awards, by w. 1. Tawes, prin-
cipal, and others. Trio, Follow
the Gleam", by Faye Draper, Myr-
tie Peterman, Margaret Peterman;
Valedictory, by CarOle Schulze !;
Alma Mater, Glass of 1857; Clos
ing Prayer, William Troyer; Re-
i icessionai, Grand March" from
Verdi's Aida.
Invitation to All
Immediately following this pro-
gram, refreshments will be served
in the cafeteria by the Parent
Teachers Association to all par
ents and friends of the graduates.
Mrs. Myer of Bridgeville will be
the caterer.
School Assemblies
The final assembly program for
the year was given on Wednesday
May 20, in commemoratiOn of Dec
Grafton Day. Betty Ann Scott was
mistress of ceremonies. The pro-
gram follows:
Hymn, Onward Christian Sol
diers"; Lords Prayer; Patriotic
Song, "Star Spangled Banner; /;
Flag Salute, led by Edith Ham
stead; Talk, 'The Meaning of Me-
mortal Day., by Ruth HOllinger
Talk, why We Celebrate Memorial
Day., by Faye Thompson; History
of Taps; Taps played by Don Bur
ris, Junior Glass.
At the close OF The program Mrs
Locke and Mr.. Hawpe presented
letters to members of the athletics
teams.
Belated
The assembly of Wednesday, May
%, under the direction of Mr.
Grassmyer was one of the mos
colOrful and entertaining programs
of the school year, but the report
in last weeks school news arrived
too late for publication. The theme
of this program was Switzerland
The program follows:
Hymn, My Faith Looks Up TX
Thee; Bible Reading, by Virgins
Mcdowell; Lords Prayer; "Ameri
ca; Flay Salute, led by John vii
linamsOn; Four talks, introduced
by John Williamson: l. GeOgraphi
cal Description of Switzerland, BY
Jack Van Gorder; 2. Government O
Switzerland, by Norma Dean; 8
Industries of Switzerland, by Rob
ert SchrOck; A. Citizenship o
OH lIASA 1duu, ny Jean JOuuSOu.
During the intermission between
the talks, Mr.. Grassmyer played
record vocal music of Switzerland
including yodeling, and instrumen
tai music, including the Alpine
horn. Then, he showed a beautiful
film of Switzerland in color. At tn,
conclusion, Mrs. Grassmyer, il
Swiss costume, Joined her husband
in a conversation in the languag,
of the Swiss.