Essays by students who are mem
bers of the graduating class again
found a place In /this year’s program,
though they have been omitted for
several years. Some Spectacular Pres
idential Elections was the subject of
! an essay of timely nature by Louie |
; Rodinsky and another that contained
much for thought was Why Co to
, nigh School? This essay hy Stanton
Wallis Ballard. Joyce Kilmer, Poet
and Patriot was the subject of a fin*
l ly prepared essay by John Michael
Hogan
The diplomas were presented bp
I Superintendent W. L. Macdonald.
The various chorus numbers on tho
program were very well given, thd
audience Joining, with the students in
singing the closing number—The 8tar
; Spangled banner.
The class membership Jn ss fal
lows:
Classical—Miss Beatrice Morton,
John Michael Hogan.
General—Helen Rosalie B/ruee,
I Gladys Evelyn Coveil, Margaret to
retta Frasier, Eleanor Mary Murphy,
Wllbour 'These Lown, Stanton Wallfa
Pallard, Smart Winfield Pease, Oeorgn
Arnold Stoddard, Donald Perrin
Holmes.
Commercial—Florence Irene Smith, ''p
Louise Evelyn Shaw, Myrtle Bellh
Storme, Lillian Delisle, Anna Marti
Donlan, Ruth Elisabeth Pratt, Ivor
Samuel Kelson, Edward Joseph Far
rell, James Thomas Woodson, Lout*
Rodinsky. Keyren Harrison ThnmM
Cotter. William Dobson, Thornes Fran,
els Hanley, Alice Almeda Adams.
The class offleers are: President
Stanton WalUs Ballard; vice praflk*
dent, Helen Rosalie Byrnes; aeawM
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