Frost School Closes The last exercises of the Frost high school was held at the school auditorium Monday night. The class address was delivered by Dr. A. G. Flowers of the law department of Baylor. Lucille Shepherd was the salutatorian, her subject being "The Open Door," and Miss Mary Mitchell, the valedictorian, her subject, "The Dawn of a New Day." C. N. Wilkinson, principal of the, school, presented diplomas to the following graduates: Lucille Shepherd, Mary Mitchell, Honor Calhoun, Fayette Benton, Charlie Slay, Raymond Jones. The baccalaureate sermon was de- livered Sunday morning at the Baptist church by Rev. Highsmith past- or of the Christian church at Italy. and the church was filled to hear him. Thus ended a successful nine months’ of school for Frost. All the teachers have left for their respective homes. Supt. Stephenson will leave in a few days for Chat- tanooga, Okla., to visit a short time with his parents before proceeding to summer school at the Oklahoma university. While Mr. Stephenson was elected superintendent by the school board for the third term, he has concluded not to accept. No teachers have been selected by the board for another term as yet. The recent voting of an additional 50 cent tax at a recent election insures Frost having a full nine months school next year.  The Corsicana Daily Sun - Wednesday, May 21, 1922 Submitted by Diane Richards