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Thursday, May 19th, 1927!\oSnt5

8 :00 P. M.-Annual Essayist and Oratorical Contest.

Essays:"The Light That Never Fails""The Real Business of Life" -"The Educated Woman in the Home""The Modern Girl"

Orations:"What Next?" ----"The World's Greatest Battlefield"

Judges for Essays: Mrs. H. W. Maier, Mrs.W. C. Jones.

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II :00 A. ~f.-Commencement Sermon, Dr. Tho~as H. Lewis, D. D., L. L. D.,President of General Conference, MethodIst Protestant Church, Wash-

. May Frazier ington, D. C. First Methodist Protestant Church.Anme Lee Jarrell '

Lell'a W 6 ' 45 P M.-Ves per Service on College Campus.

agoner"Emma Lewis Whitaker 8 :00 P. M.-Baccalaureate Sermon, President Robert M. Andrews, College

Auditorium.

H. E. Coble M d M dF . d F " on ay, ay 23r , 1927.. re llrr

T. Wingate Andrews, Mrs,ll :00 A. M.-Graduation Exercises.ProcessionalInvocationMusic .SalutatorySpecial MusicLiterary Address ---" "' "" ' " Judge Isaac M. MeekinsMusicPresentation of Medals m..-m m m---Prof. P. S. Kennett

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Judges for Orations: Judge L. E. Teague, Rev. J. E. Pritchard~ Dr.Raymond A. Smith.

9:30 P. M.-Art Exhibit, Roberts Hall.

Friday, May 20th, 1927

8 :00 P. ~L-Concert by Della Baker, Soprano, College Auditorium.9 :30 P. M.-Art Exhibit, Roberts Hall.

\Saturday, May 21st, 1927

11 :00 A. M.-Class Day Exercises.

Music by College Band.

Greetings

History of ClassClass Poem ------

Music By Band.

Class Prophecy

Presentation of Gifts

H. E. Coble, President of Senior Clas:

__m W. M. Lo~Emma Lewis Whitake

Eugenia WilliamO. C. Lo:

Music by Band.Last Will and Testament

Planting of Tree on Campus.2:30 P. M.-Art Exhibit.

Callie Isle)

8 :00 P. M.-Cantata, "The Rose Maiden."

9 :30 P. M.-Art Exhibit, Roberts Hall.

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Hughes, J ewe! m m_m_..c--_m-m Randleman,

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ROSTEltFJVENTSTHURSDAY, MAY 24TH, 1928

8 :00 P. M.-Annual Essayist and Oratorical Contest.

Essays:

"The Conservation of Childhood"mm m...m..mm.mm Vista Dixon

"The Hope of the Future" mmm.mm..m...mm Annie Lee Jarrell"The Response of Womanhood to Modern Social Demands" m.......

Annie Livengood

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"To Reach and to Grasp" m.m..mmmm mm.Ralph Vance

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"Genuine Aristocracy" ..mm--m""m""---'---m m James Ellington

Judges: Hon. D. C. McRae, Mrs. R. E. Ranson, Rev. F. L. Conrad

FRIDAY, MAY 25TH, 1928

8 :00 P. M.-"The Imaginary Invalid," a play presented by the ExpressionDepartment Under the Direction of Miss Mary Todd.

SATURDAY, MAY 26TH, 1928

4:00 P. M.-Dedication of Memorial Gate and Planting of Tree by Senior

Class. College Campus.

8 :00 P. M.-Class Day Exercises. .College Auditorium.

SUNDAY, MAY 27TH, 1928

11:00 A. M.-Baccalaureate Sermon, Rev. C. D. Sinkinson, D. D., Pastor of

Christ Methodist Protestant Church, Atlantic City, N. J. FirstMethodist Protestant Church.

6:45 P. M.~Vesper Service by Senior Class. College Campus.

8:00P. ¥,.-Address to Senior Class, President R. M. Andrews, D. D.

College Auditorium.

MONDAY, l\1AY 28TH, 1928

11:00 A. M.~@raduating Exercises.

p'rocessioI).al

Invocation

Solo: "The Wind Is In the South" m mm.m m Scott, Mrs.J. H. Allred

COIpmencementAddress ""'m",'mm,,'m..m.mm Hon. O. Max Gardner

Vidl!n"Duet ' m...mm..m.. Miss Dorothy St. Clair and Mrs. W. R. Kester

Medals and Awards

Con~erringof Degrees

Benediction

Orchestra

1 :00 P.M.:.: Alumni Luncheon. College Dining Hall.

The Art Exhibit will be open in Roberts Hall immediately after

each program throughout" the commencement

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I G. W. ANDREW EFFIE KECK ! ,

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1 J. ELWOOD CARROLL LUCILE MORRISON j! LOIS COBLE MAX PARRISH j! SPENCER CUTCHIN PERCY PASCHALL jI VISTA DIXON DORA PEARSON !

i JAMES ELLINGTON VIRGINIA PICKENS !i FLOYD GARRETT BESSIE REDWINE !. RAYMOND HALLOCK GERTRUDE RULE I! HELEN HAYES CORNELIUS D. SIDES j! AILEEN HENDRICKS MAE SNIPES ji R. L. HILL ERMA SUITS ,i JOSEPH W. HOLMES PAUL SWANSON !" KUBY ISLEY LAURA THOMPSON !I ANNIE LEE JARRELL RALPH VANCE II RUTH JARRELL LELIA WAGONER I! CANARY JOHNSON MARY WOOLLEN II II ~ ~ jI I1

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PROGRAMOF THE

FIFTH COMMENCEMENT

HI GH POINT COLLEGE

MA Y :£OTH-JUNE 3RD, 1929

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Aragonaise MassenetMargaret Curry

Waltz, Op. 70, No.1 ChopinEdna Nicholson

ESSAYISTS

Elizabeth Nicholson-"A Defense of Modern Youth"

Inez Reynolds-"Literature as an Interpretation of Life"

V elna Teague-"Rural Life and Culture"

Had You But Known m m DenzaAnn Robbins

Impromptu StricklandAnzellete Prevost

ORATORS

Keith Harrison-"The Constitution"

William Hunter-"Progress"

Willie B. Wood-"What Next in America?"

Gavotte, Op. 33 N. Louise WrightAdele Williams

The Butterfly GriegEleanor Stephens

FRIDAY, MAY 31,8:00 P. M.

Pastel ParadisOrchestra

Scherzo GriegAlma Andrews

Aria-Suicidio (La Gioconda) ---------

Dorothy Hoskins

Quartet (Sextet from Lucia) -------------

Mrs. Allred, Mrs. Whitesell, Mr. Jones,

Elsa's Dream (Lohengrin) ,

Mrs. J. H. Allred

Ponchielli

DonizettiMr. Ballard

Wagner

Cantata-Ruth GaulChoral Club and Orchestra

Prof. E. B. Stimson, Director

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Dedication of Fountain

Music by High School Band

Historical Sketch of the Fountain by Class Historian

Dedicatory-Keith Harrison, President of Class

Acceptance-Dr. Andrews, President of the College

Benediction- J. W. BraxtonMusic by High School Band

SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 8:00 P. M.

Class Day Exercises

Will 0' Wisp PhillipsJacksie Brooks

Love's a Merchant Carew

Mrs. John Walker

Salutatory

Address by President of the Class

'Historian

Poet

Giftorian

Prophecy

Statistician

rLast Will and Testament

Valedictory

SUNDAY, JUNE 2

10:4-5A. M.-Academic Procession formed in Assembly SundaySchool Room

J 1:00 A. M.-Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev. Geo. H. Miller,D.D., Cambridge, Ohio

6:4-5p. M.-Vesper Services

8 :00 P. M.-Address to Senior Class-President R. M. Andrews

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MONDAY, JUNE 3, 10:15 A. M.

Academic Procession Formed-Woman's Hall

March-Pomp and Circumstance ElgarOrchestra

Invocation-Rev. Roy 1. Farmer, Pastor First M. P. Church

Violin Duet-Symphonie Concertante DanciaMrs. J. C. Hill, MissSt. Clair

Pale Moon LoganVera Smith

Violin Solo-Concerto A ccolay.Frances Sloan

A la bien Aimee SchuttBetsy Durland

Baccalaureate Address by Mr. Robert LathanEditor of the Asheville Citizen, Asheville, N. C.

Presentation of Medals by Professor Paul S. Kennett

Awarding of Diplomas

Conferring of Degrees

Conferring of Honorary Degrees

Rev. S. W. Taylor, A.B., B.D.Rev. H. T. Stevens, LL.B., B.D.

Announcements

Doxology

Benediction

March of the Priests (Athalia)Orchestra

Mendelssohn

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Cantata-"Fair Ellen" Max Bruch

Rendered by College Choral Club and Orchestra

,Professor E. B. Stimson, Director

FRIDAY, MAY 30, 8:00 P. M.

ESSAYISTS AND ORATORS CONTESTS

ESSAYISTS

Grace Barnette-"Justice In Race Relations"

Lucy Nunery-"What Is Modern"

Annabel Thompson-"The Cloak Of Custom"

ORATORS.

E. C. Glasgow-"The Challenge of the Unknown"

C. W. Pope-"Our Flag"

Ralph Mulligan-"Mother of Our Education"

SATURDAY, MAY 31, 4:15 P. M.

CLASS DAY EXERCISES

Dedication of Gift

Historical Sketch of Gift by Class Historian

Presentation-Ralph Mulligan, President of Senior Class

Acceptance-Dr. Andrews, President of College

Adoption of Tree by Senior Class

The Significance of the Tree-Wade Fuquay

College Song

Benediction-T. J. Whitehead

5 :15 P. M.

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SATURDAY, MAY 31, 8:00 P. M.

CLASS DAY EXERCISES

Address' by President of the Class

Historian

Poet

Giftorian

Prophecy

Statistician

Last Will and Testament

Valed1ctory

SUNDAY, JUNE 1

10 :4'5 A. M.-Academic Procession Formed in SundaySchool Assembly Room

11 :00 A. M.-Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev. John C.Broomfield, D. D., President of General Con-ference, Methodist Protestant Church.

6 :45 P. M.-Vesper Services-Senior Class

8 :00 P. M.-Sermon to Senior Class-President R. M.Andrews.

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Academic Procession Formed in Woman's Hall

The Priest's March (Athalia) MendelssohnOrchestra

Hymn

Invocation-Rev. S. W. Taylor, D. D., President of N. C.Annual Conference

Girl's Glee Club-Miss Sloan, Director

Neptune m Kramer

The Evening Shadows Ricci

Introduction of Speaker-President Andrews

Baccalaureate Address-Dr. Henry Louis Smith, PresidentEmeritus of Washington and Lee University

Presentation of Medals-Dr. Paul S. Kennett

Conferring of Degrees

Awarding of Diplomas

Announcements

Doxology

Benediction-Rev. Roy 1. Farmer

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HIGH POINT COLLEGE

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Hymn No.1

Invocation Dr. S. W. Taylor

"Cherubim Chorus"

A Capella Choir

Glinka

Scripture Reading Dr. P. E. Lindley

Prayer Rev. R. 1. Farmer

Collection

"Open Our Eyes" m mmMcFarlane

A Capella Choir

Sermon Dr. G. I. Humphreys

Hymn No. 40

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Campus in front of Woman's Hall

Processional

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"Softly Now the Light of Day"_-

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Brayer Dr. S. W. Taylor

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Loyd Leonard, Chief

Zeb Denny

Allen Hastings

Fielding Kearns

Hazel Hicks

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High Point, N. C.

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"Impromptu" Reinhold

Miss Hazel Lanier

"The Pool of Quietness" Gator

"Mornin' on ze Bayou"

Miss Margaret Sloan

Strickland

Address Dr. J. Henry Highsmith

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Henry FurchesCharlene Grimes

Essie HaneyBarrett Harris

Lula Gray HarrisLouise JenningsLeslie Johnson

Riley LitmanKenneth LyonsGladys MorrisVernon MortonEdgar O. Peeler

Emma Lee PooleEvelyn Seward

George Taylor

Margaret ThompsonFrancis WalterCurrie Williams

Ruth Irene WhitleyRuth Woodcock

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Riley MartinFlora Dell Mitchell

Clyde PughPhilip RuthChester Smith

Mary Beth Warlick

Ruby Warlick

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

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The following expect toreceive the Bachelor of

Arts degree at the closeof the summer school:

Lucille Browne

Alph HamletWilliam SnotherlyC. F. Womble

Hayse Wood

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Zeb Denny

Loyd Leonard, Chief

Hazel Hicks

All,€(n Hastings

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