Fifty-Four Graduate From
Tallulah High
Exercises Held In School Auditorium Here
Last Night
Madison Journal June 10, 1938
Fifty-four were graduated from the Tallulah High
School here last night when the closing exercises of the school were held in
the high school auditorium. The exercises began at eight o'clock, and the following
program was given:
Processional
Class Invocation Rev. Geo. A. A. Tocher
"Bells From the Sea" Louis Nettles
President's Address Robey
Clark
"Prelude" Rachmaninoff Georgia
Rose Rountree
"A Second Trial" Billie
Murphy
Presentation of Class for Graduation Principal
M. A. Phillips
Presentation of Awards and Scholarships Supt. Jas. R. Linton
Presentation of Diplomas Dr.
A. T. Palmer
Benediction Rev
H. N. Alexander
"Prelude" by Georgia Rose Rountree was
substituted this week for "La Chasse Infernde" by Georgia Rose
Rountree and Bobby McKay because Bobby McKay had the misfortune to break his
finger last week when he went to Vicksburg with the band.
The fifty-four to receive diplomas is the entire
senior class, not one member of the class having failed. The exercises were
scheduled to have been held on the lighted football field, but due to
inclement weather, it was necessary to hold them in the auditorium. Those who
received diplomas were:
Ann Palmer, Carolyn Sevier, Georgia Rose Rountree,
Jim Folk, Betty Cagnolatti, Fay Gilbert, Anna Katherine Corkran,
George Lawrence, Harry Holt, Thomas Howard Gandy, Bobby McKay, Roy Bales,
Charles Brown, Rex Thurmond Bill Yerger, Ruth Loyd, Gladys
Roberts Louis Nettles, Henry Haydell, Billie Murphy,
Mary Katherine Ayers, Dorothy Wixson, Jane Watson,
Lonnie Bratton, Halene Roper, Robey
Clark, Dowell Capshaw, J. C. Byram, Ruby Renfrow, Ernestine Hester, Mary Lee Lewis, Juanita Couch, Archie Fairbanks, Cora
Lee Devine, Vernon LeBlanc, Maxine Dugan, Bill Faker, Opal Cole, Edward Corkran, Pauline Freeman, Anthony Scurria, Thelma McClain, Floy Moore, Wanda Ritchie, David Minter. Mildred
Kyzar, Florence Verhagen,
Joe Smith, Regina Bethea, Loyce
Daniels, Billie Kitchens, Bessie Guice, Lucian Roy
and Garland Pope.