Greensboro College Commencement Graduating 40 Seniors, 1923

40 Seniors for College. . . Commencement Exercises to be Held May 26 Through May 29

By the Associated Press

Greensboro, N.C., May 16—the commencement season at Greensboro College will open Saturday, May 26 and extend through Tuesday, May 29, having as its principal speakers Dr. Franklin N. Parker, Emory University; Rev. C.G. Hounshell, Nashville, Tenn., and Dr. Harry Clrk, of the same city, according to the program announced today.

Forty girls are in the senior class.

Saturday evening, the school of expression will present a program of entertainment. The following morning at 11 o’clock Dr. Parker will deliver the baccalaureate sermon, and in the evening the anniversary of the Young Women’s Christian association will be observed, Mr. Hounshell being the speaker. On Monday afternoon, the alumnae association will hold its annual business meeting, followed by class day exercises. At 6 o’clock, the alumnae-student dinner will be served, just previous to the annual concert. Dr. Clark will deliver the literary address at the graduating exercises Tuesday morning at 11 o’clock.

Members of the senior class are as follows:

Margaret Boylan, Salisbury

Octavia Broome, Kinston

Annie Burch, Roxboro

Sarah Carlyle, Lumberton

Emily Cole, Fairmont

Kathleen Cooper, Raleigh

Dixie Curtis, Liberty

Elizabeth Ferguson, Siler City

Alberta Fuller, Raeford

Mary Douglas Gay, Greensboro

Beulah Harris, Ellen

Helen Hurley, Roxboro

Sarah Ellen Keels, McColl, S.C.

Idllie Kyle, Fairmont

Bess Lewis, Whiteville

Bonte Loften, Pleasant Garden

Alleen Lawrence, Catawba

Elizabeth McGowan, Wallace

Carrie Alston Mann, Enfield

Helen May LaGrange

Clarabel Morris, Asheboro

Susie Myers, Thomasville

Esther Newberry, New Bern

Katherine Pickett, High Point

Mary Pierce, Weldon

Mary King, High Point

Inez Sanders, Wilson

Alene Savage, Ocrapeake

Geraldine Smith, Littleton

Orpah Steed, Richlands

Margaret Taylor, Tarboro

Clara Trollinger, Burlington

Mary Scott Tucker, Raleigh

Katherine Walker, Lexington

Maude Webster, Stocksdale

Sarah White, Statesville

Aldyth Wilson, Tarboro

Beth Winstead, Roxboro

Ava Wolff, Asheboro

Josephine Wood, High Point

Page 7 of the Durham Morning Herald, May 16, 1923