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CLOSING EXERCISES HELD AT WASHINGTON SCHOOL
CloMng exercises were held Tuesday night, May 29 at the Washington school, with a large at' , lance. Under the leadership of ;>I:S. Ora Barbuor (who workid in the absence of Mrs. Caiiie I. oi oits) the lower school prejo nad a group of songs. The upp. M-hool also rendered a round o, i.np. The 7th grade presented a piny “I Lit My Lamps", Mis. j. Lie Vane, principal of the Flint II. ;! st hool pi escated certificates uf pn..motion to the 7tn grade a.uiiu'iiiiig class. There were 16 graduates from Washington and i iL'-l.
in lines Bridgett, valedictorian;
Moore Jolinson, salutatorian;
Annie Elizabeth Fletcher, Ro|, ta Lee Jackson, Georgia Delores Freeman, Armeshen G. J orAt
cion Arithalia Jordan, Robert Bailey, Charles Roy Hunt, , Janies Arthur Freeman, .Junior a i?berry, Roger McKiflley Robiits, Melvin Lovie Jordan and ...lies Oliver Johnson, all of Washington; Thomas Jordan, Jr., i f Flint Hill. Class motto “Keep Uugging Away”; class flower, [link roseS; class colors, pink and blue.
SCRABBLE ALUMNI DAY GREAT SUCCESS
The Scrabble Alumni meeting was pronounced a succfess, with many guests present. Mrs. L. L. Childs presided and Mrs. C. R. Dennis extended the welcome to all who had gathered. Mrs. Leslie Keyser and Miss Can Anden congratulated the group on the celebration of the occasion and encouraged them in the program. H. A. Fleshmon, principal of Carver High School, was the speaker of the occasion. A history of the league was given by Mrs. C. M. Wallace.
PLAY AT FLINT HILL SCHOOL
A three-act play “Hen Pecked Husband” will be presented at the Flint Hill school Thursday, May 31, at 8 p.m.
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