Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13
GEORGETOWN
Mrs. Constance Brown
Phone. Georgetown 2S0e

Georgetown High school gradu-
ated "A students at the Sind an
nual commencement exercises last
Friday evening, at in the school
auditorium.
OF these, 10 students received a
cumulated average of B or better
and were graduated with distinc-
fion."
They were Carroll Dolores Beam
er, Georgeanna Kathleen Beamer,
Margaret Elizabeth Breasure, Nell
son Harry Coar, Jr., Janice Frances
Grain, Joan Elizabeth Davidson,
Ronald Ward McGee, Carol Evelyn
Mumford, James Franklin Rust and
Joyce Kay Wilgus.
The other graduates were James
Edward Abbott, Joan Marie Abbott,
Kathleen Elaine Abbott. Myrna Lee
Baker, Irwin Lee Belts, Clinton
Thomas Birmingham. Bonnie Lou
Bryan. Nancy Lee Davidson, Rich
ard Alfred Dickerson. Doris Jeanne
Frampton, Frederick John Goggin,
Patricia Lee Jones. Raymond Lee
Ketterman. Jay Jones King, Paul
Lan.rell Kruger, Barbara Ann
Long. Mary Linda Matthews, Marvin
Louis McIlvaine. Donald Dale
Mears. John Louis Menegat, Citation
Denver Moore. Harry Palmer Moore.
Susan Ann Murray, Steven Alfred
! Pepper, Roland Clifford Russell.
Earl Harold Sennett, Jack Wilson
Short, Richard Irving Smith. Dom
aid Jean Stevenson, Thomas George
Thornes, Kendall Park Veasey, VIII
liam Albert Walton, Gerald Gordon
West, Ronald Thompson Wilson.
In keeping with the tradition of
the school. there was not valedic-
torian or salutatorian. but instead,
the six top honor students each
spoke briefly on variations OF a
common theme, "The Roll of the
Individual Citizen In Modern Amer
ica."
Those who spoke and the special
topics for each were: James F.
Rust. "The Roll of the individual
1852; Carol Mumford. "The Roll of
the Individual in Science; Joyce
Wilgus. "The Roll of the Individual
In Medicine; Janice Grain, "The
Roll of the Individual In Educa-
tion"; Joan Davidson, "The Roll of
the Individual in Industry, and
Nelson Coar, "The Roll of the In
dividual in Government"
James b. Owens, principal of the
high school. presented the class
and the diplomas were awarded by
Irwin r. Murray, president of the
board OF education.
The Rev. David B. Milford, rector
of st. Pauls Episcopal Church, and
the Rev. DR.. Thomas c. Mulligan,
pastor of Grace Methodist Church,
took part in the program.
The Senior Chorus sang under
the direction of Lemuel Evans, and
the band played, directed by Philip
TAYLOR.
This year, the Teenettes. three
girls who have been in demand for
entertainments during their high
school years and who were gradu-
ated, sang. They were Joyce Wilgus,
Myrna Baker and Joan Davidson.
Wesley Methodist Church and the
First Presbyterian Church began
their daily vacation Bible schools in
the church halls, on Monday of
this week.
The classes will continue each
morning, Monday through Friday,
from 9 to 1880 a. M, until Friday,
June 20.
Mrs. Lester Brumley is in charge
of the school at Wesley, with the
following teachers and helpers: The
Rev. Elmer r. Shield, Mrs. Warren
Wheatley, Miss Susan Murray, Miss
June Hastings, Mrs. Thelma Haz-
zard, Mrs. Norman Layton, Mrs.
Norman Short, Mrs. Reese Swain,
Miss Nancy Ellen Hudson. Miss
Priscilla Meibaum, Mrs. Wilbur
Mumford, Miss Sally Ann Sapp,
Mrs. Freeman Hudson, Mrs. Ray
mond A. Rust, Mrs. Richard Steigel-
man, Mrs. Marion Wilson, Mrs. VIM.
Stevenson, Mrs. George Campbell,
Mrs. Harold S. White, Mrs. Lola
Short, Miss Helen Donovan, Mrs.
william Booth, Mrs. Ralph Lyons,
Miss Leslie Brumley. Miss Margaret
Wilhelm and Mrs. Sherman Hud-
son.
Mrs. Ray Lloyd is principal of the
Presbyterian School, assisted by
Mrs. William Hartranft. Mrs. James
Kee and Karen Weir are in charge
OF music with Roberta Seeger and
Susan Hartranft conducting recre-
alton.
Teachers are: Mrs. Lester Pittard,
Mrs. Paul Pusey, Mrs. George
Pittard. Mrs. Harvey Nelson. Mrs
Russell PPlumpton. Mrs. Howard
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