Kerens Commencement Exercise At the close of the school term of 1920-1921, there were fifteen graduates from the Kerens High School. The baccalaureate sermon was impressively delivered on Sunday morning, May 29th, by Rev. Ilion T. Jones of Corsicana in the High School auditorium. On Monday morning at 10:30 the graduation exercises were held in the auditorium. The address to the class was made by Professor Mayes Behrman of Baylor University, after which the diplomas were presented to the class by our Superintendent, G. G. Herron. The graduates were as follows: Toose F. Kimes, Willie Christian, Jimmle Reta Inmon, Agnes Williamson, Fannie Mae Smith, Joseph B. Richardson, Addie McConnico, S. Allen Crowley, Jennie B. Young, Velma Olindine Anderson, Opal Roddye Thornton, Weyman A. Price, Ruby Crawford, Adelaide Young, Vivian Opal Bain. Miss Opal Thornton was valedictorian; Miss Addio McConnico was salutatorin; Miss Willie Vivian Christian, class historian; Miss Vivian Bain gave the class poem, and Weyman Price gave the class will. Miss Thornton and Mr. Price received the scholarships which were awarded by the different colleges. Mrs. Willie Hines presented medals to her music pupils making the highest averages and these medals were given to Misses Beatrice Inmon and Enneya Saddlin. REPORTER The Corsicana Daily Sun - Saturday, June 11, 1921 Submitted by Diane Richards