Senior Class of 1937

Graduation Announcement

Coleman County Chronicle, Coleman Texas, May 20, 1937

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Almost 70 Graduates to Receive Diplomas Friday Night

ADDRESS OF HARRY HINES TO CULMINATE ACTIVITIES OF
1936-37 SCHOOL SESSION

     Students in the Coleman schools are meeting classes for the last time this term today and graduating exercises Friday evening will culminate activities of the current session.

     Harry Hines, member ot the. state highway commission, will speak before the graduating class on "The Business and. Professional World of Tomorrow" at the commencement exercises when diplomas will be presented to almost 70 seniors by T. J. Allen, president of the school board.

     At this time scholarships will be presented to Miss Nan Lee Gay, first high senior girl student, and to Clarence Saunders, first high boy student.  Miss Ollie Mae Kuykendall is second high girl, and Harry Shapiro in second high boy.

     At the present time there are 70 senior students expected to graduate Friday night.  Two other seniors, not included on the following list, may be graduated provided their work is completed by Friday evening, according to Supt. C. H. Huttord.

     Seniors expected to graduate are James Blackwoll, Frederick Clark, Cecil Cope, Harry Cross, R. B.
Davis, Jr., Wallace Dingus, Bertie Dunn, Stansell Edington, Andrell Fischer, Glenn Gay, Hugene Glasson, George Griffith, David Harbour, Lee Hart, Louis Henderson, Arnold Huey, William Isaac, Robert Jameson, Roy Jameson, Gerald Johnson.

     Richard Klapper, Lucien Love, Lloyd Morgan, Stafford Norman, Jack Ogle, Bob Pearce, Ben Quinn, Jr., Robert Ragsdale, Raymond Saunders, Clarence Sanders, Donald Saunders, Curtis Schmidt, Jack Scott, Brownie Seals, Roy Sewell, Harry Shapiro, Louie Yancy.

     Othrene Autry, Ouida Baum, Ellen Beck, Dorothy Boyls, Ollie Mae Byers, Sammie Ruth Dubois, Jane Edmundson, Flora Gatlin, Nan Lee Gay, Nell Louise Hampton, Evelyn Henderson, Virginia Hicks, Ozell Jackson, Mattle John Justice, Cleo Kolb, Ollie Mae Kuykendall, Ellen Malchoff, Billle Ruth Moore, Merle Dean Odom, Tommy Jane Runkle, Minnie Sewell, Lorraine Somerford, Lucille Stewart, Pearl Stoup, Ethel Strickland, Margaret Thayer, Juanita Willmon, Allle Yates, Helen Martha Zachary and
Mildred Crawford.