The closing exercises of the Enfield Graded School began last Sunday evening when Rev. W.L. Hayman of Weldon preached the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class at the Baptist Church.
The Class Day exercises were held Wednesday evening at twilight in the school auditorium with the following program:
President’s Address—Edgar Boseman
The Roll Call of Happy Years—Ethel Watson
What We Would Like to Be—And Why—Mae Bellamy
Enfield High School “News and Observer”—Fletcher Dickens
1922 Advertisements—John McGwigan
1922 Examination Questions—Helen Parker
Class Will—Fletcher Dickens
Presentation of Key to Class of 1923—Edgar Boseman
Thursday night at 8:15 a most excellent musical program was rendered by the pupils oif the Musical Department under the able supervision of Miss Ruth Reade.
The exercises of the lower grades were held Friday morning in the school auditorium at which the honor rolls and promotion list were read by Supt. C.A. Boseman. A large attendance of the patgrons of the school witnessed all of the exercises.
The commencement exercises will be held at the school auditorium tonight at which time a class of six graduates will receive their diplomas. The following is the program for tonight:
Hiawatha’s Journey (Wilson) – High School Glee Club
Salutatory—Helen Parker
Girls of Yesterday and Girls of Today—Mae Bellamy.
The Awakening of the Southern Farmer—Edgar Boseman
Man is the Architect of His Own Fortune—Helen Parker
Barcarolle (Offenbach)—Doris Branch, Helen Mae Cooper
Valdictory—Mae Bellamy
Presentation of Diplomas.
The honor roll and promotion list will appear in the next issue of The Progress.
From The Progress, Enfield, N.C., June 2, 1922
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