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Jean Lillard, president of the class, read scripture from Job, on finding wisdom by finding God first. The Rev. G. M. Profitt led ' in prayer.
Mrs. Leslie Fox Keyser, elementary supervisor, was the principal speaker of the program. She pointed out the three things that will help one to make progress: first, faith, in others, in God and in. one’s self. Her advice to all was to say “I think I can.”1
The second injunction was "dare to try,” try the unknown, and try the seemingly impossible for a joyous, satisfactory life, and the third point was "finish the. job.” Then Mrs. Keyser expressed best wishes for the success of each graduate. ‘ *>■- Galley Smith, Jr., chairman of the school bdkrd, presented diplomas to Ribble Blaisdell, Terry Davis, Charles Dodson, George Fincham, Edward Frazier, Granville Fox, Jr., Charles Leake, John Lillard, William Lillard, Donald Lilly, William Moore, Eddie Sutphin, Gardner Williams, Etta Campbell, Shirley Campbell; Jane Corbin, Jean Lillard, Loretta Sutphin, Marguarite Williams, Virgie Wines.
After the diplomas were given, the first pointers; were named and given certificates. 'These were: Jeannetta LiHard, Virginia Woodward, Edgar. Browning, Robert Lillard, Charles Leake, William Moore, Jr., Ribble Blaisdell, Granville Fox, Jean Lillard, Jane Corbin; Richard Corbin, Richard Blaisdell, Marvin Bradford, Jack Chadwell, Shirley Corbin, Louis
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