THIRTY-THREE STATE HOME GRADUATES
TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
Thirty-three graduates, 19 girls and 14 boys, will receive diplomas
from the State Home high school at the commencement exercises Monday
night at 8 o’clock in the main auditorium of the Home.
Gov. Coke R. Stevenson will deliver the class address. He will be
introduced by Robert Calvert, former speaker of the Texas house of
representatives and a graduate of the home.
Diplomas will be presented by Weaver H. Baker, chairman of the state
board of control.
A number of awards for various activities will also be made at the
exercises.
Following is the program:
Processional: The Color Guard……..W. M. Felton Orchestra
Invocation………Rev. M. W. Bergeson
Piano Duet: March Militaire “Suite Algerienne”……C. Saint-Sens,
Misses Juanita Smith, Claudia Jones
Salutatory Address……..Miss Cecil Maxwell
Song: Bells of St. Mary’s…….A. Emmett Adams, Misses Georgia
Fletcher, Amalene Johnson, Mary Ruth Rainey, Ruth Young, Elsie
Walker, Mildred Farrell, Claudia Jones
Valedictory Address……Miss Georgia Fletcher
Violin Solo: Melody in F……A. Rubinstein- Miss Mary Evelyn Dean
Song: Texas, Our Texas……W. J. Marsh
Congregation
Commencement Address….Gov. Coke R. Stevenson
Special Awards……Supt. John H. Robertson
(Kelton; Roger Q. Mills) (Creamery Certificates: Red Cross First Aid
Certificates)
(Presentation of Diplomas……Hon. Weaver H. Baker, Chairman, State
Board of Control
Song: Farewell to Thee (Alo-ha Oe)……Queen Lilinokalana ….Class
Prayer…..Rev. A. W. DeGuire
Recessional: Auld Lang Syne……Scotch Air
The Class roll follows:
Class Roll.
Girls—Jewel Louise Fagan, Georgia Juanita Fletcher, Mary Frances
Highnote, Claudia Lee Jones, Helen Montgomery, Lorene Ratliff, Helen
Bernice Shaw, Martha Sue Thrasher, Wilma Lois Welch, Annie Mildred
Farrell, Ruth Christine Hallmark, Amalene Johnson, Cecil Ellalene
Maxwell, Mary Ruth Raney, Louise Reed, Juanita Esther Smith, Elsie
Gertrude Walker, Dorothy Louise Wright, Ruth Mildred Young.
Boys—Wallace Armstrong, LeRoy Bell, James Monroe Gann, Eugene
Mitchell, Leland Frank Phillips, Oakley Curtis Reed, Wallace Thomas,
Jimmie Banister, Hubert Franklin Dickinson, Bobby Johnson, Claude
Lee Monk, Leon Purvis, Ernest Everett Smith, Elmer Lee Wann.
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