Baccalaureate Services
Processional
Invocation
Tranquillity
Mrs. A Holmes Johnson
Rev. John W. Marshall
Miller
Grade Chorus—Miss Betty Carter, Director
Anthem: Praise Te the Lord
Church Choir—Cpl. Wm. Clark, Director
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Baccalaureate Address
Hymn: On Higher Ground
Benediction
Rev. G. S. Morony
Congregation
Rev. John W. Marshall
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Arranged
With Baccalaureate services
tomorrow and Commencement
exercises next Thursday, the
school year will wind to a close
for all students next Friday.
Rev. Gregory 8 Morony will
deliver the Baccalaureate address
to both the Seniors and the 8th
Grade class at the Community
Baptist church, May 13, at 2:30
pm. His subject will be “Measur
ing the Length of Life.”
Music will be furnished by the
church choir under the direction
of Cpl. William Clark.
Of the 3 graduating Seniors,
Anna Belle Metrokin will be Sal
utatorian, Sam Morrison will be
Valedictorian, and Ehnore Holt
will present a key to a member
of the incoming Senior class. The
Commencement exercises will in
clude the 8th Grade class also.
The principal address will be pre
sented by Rev. John Winter, on
the subject “Ending or Begin
ning ”
The 8th Grade graduates are:
Bill Gerald, Bill Hartman, Le
roy Howe, Vernon Holland, Sid
ney Hubley, Charles Jerling, Bob
Lear, Rosabel Morrison, Lor
ainne Magnusen, Jackie Nelson,
Gladys Pagano, Anna Jean Pet
erson, Jimmy Pearson, June
Iluyle, Russel Ruyie, John Clay-'
ton, Milton Smith, Betty Kizer. 1
Another feature of the pro-'
gram will be the reading of the
8th Grade class prophecy.
The Commencement will be
held this year at the Community
Baptist church on Thursday,
evening, May 17, at 8 pm. The
public is invited to attend.
Fred Jenkins, formerly engag
ed in electrical work in Kodiak,
recently completed a short course
in mining engineering at the Un
iversity of Alaska, at Fairbanks,
and is going prospecting this
summer.
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