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PAGE SIX THE ERA, BRADFORD, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1945. Hi w- IM 281 Graduates Of BBS Hear Dr. P. S. Havens (Continued from Paye One I cr cold graduates that they will be anted in future life by their parents, families and friends but that a student can achieve character only from inside out.

Graduate of Princeion Havens graduated Princeton University in 1925. valedictorian of his class, winner of highest honors in English, a member of Phi Beta Kappa and a varsity debater against Oxford and Cambridge. He won a Rhodes Scholarship and studied three years at Oxford. England. He also was awarded the degree of B.

litt, British equivalent of American Ph. D. riesrree. Previous his position president of Wilson, he taught at Princeton and became professor of English at Scripps College. Clarrmont.

Calif. Dr. is author of a book on as well as numerous He is a member of the Advisory Committee on Education. Pennsylvania Council of Defense and the Liberal Arts Commission. Association of American Col- legs.

Preceding the announcement program, members of the graduating class in caps and gowns proceeded to their seats to the selection "Pomp and Circumstances" played by the High School orchestra under the direction oi 1 Rodney Schoch. Invocation was given by the Rev. C. C. Grover.

pastor of the Hill Memorial United Brethren church. Address of Welcome Miss Diana Fredericks, honor student, gave the address of welcome which was written by Miss Catherine Flaherty, honor student. Honor speaker on the program was Miss Mary Elizabeth Wiles. Miss Jeanne Johnson, also an honor student, gave a piano solo. "Craco- vienne Fantastique," by Paderewski.

Miss Mar jorie Kohl sand a solo. "The Heart That's Free." Robyn. Diplomas were presented the members of the class by J. Paul Jones, president of the Board of Education. Thirty-two graduates now sen-ing in the armed forces, were presented their in absentia.

Awards Are Made R. L. Custer. principal of the Senior High School, presented the following- awards: George Schilling Memorial Award in Music to Joanne Johnson: Bauch-Lomb Optical company award in science to Frank Philippbar: Dr. S.

S. Burt speech prize to Pauline Gorman: auto mechanics award to Norbert Bridge; electrical shop award to Alvln Johnson. General metal shop award to Joseph Cici; Ryder-Scott technical award to Robert Dieter: oil laboratory award to John Kolbe: industrial arts award to Robert Houck. The program was concluded with singing of the Alma Mater by the benediction by the Rev. Fred Jahsson, pastor of the Mission Covenant church, and recessional to played by th? orchestra.

Officers of the graduating class included: James Fredrickson. president: Tom Fox. vice president: William Ventura, secretary; and Dip.na Fredericks, treasurer. Class advisers were Miss Edith Carlin and Downing. Abernethy, Connie Marie Alexis.

Dorothy Mae Amacher. James Theodore Anderson, Lois Viola Anderson, Narissa June Arick, Jacqueline M. A i Armstrong, John Griffin Armstrong, Joyce Elaine Ausel, Emma Jane Austin, Irene Marie Autieri, Louise Amelia Barnes. Jean Louise Bartoo, Robert C. Bigler.

Cora June Birtcil. Vivian M. A i Bloss. William Earl Bond, Phyllis Arlene Booth, Marian Louise Boring. Patricia Jean Boss, John Ley, Jr.

Bridge, Norbert Jack Broadhead, Jeanne Louise Bntnner. John Reginald Bunker. Virginia Marie Burrell, Ehyllis Lucille Calabrese, Dolores Theresa Caldwell, Nancy Neil Calkins, Jack Scott Campbell, Floyd William Campbell. Pauline A. A Carlson, Kenneth Earl Carr.es, Diana Karin Carrara, Philamena M.

A Carter, Clinton Joseph Case, John A. Chandler, Gloria Dawn Chapman, Jay L. Chodrow, Wolferd Cici. Joseph Vincent Clark, Gloria Jean Ciark. Richard George Colestro, Nancy Ann Cosby.

Gloria E. Covert. June Marie fA. Crandall, Robert Edwin Cummings, James S. 'A) Curmniskey, Joseph O.

Ctithbertson, Roberta Ann Dahlgren, Elsia Anne Deerner, Robert W. Dennis, Hilda Gloria Dieter, Robert N. Douthit, Alice Mae Douthit, Elberta Aileen A Dowd, Wallace E. Julia Merrill? Richard Kenneth" riiey'll Do Evsry Time SOLD! HERES SO-BUCKS- 6ET ME A LOAN ON THE BALANCE. CHPARSJNC IT ADORABLE POLL HOUSE OF MV THEV BOUGHT, WITHOUT A DOUBT THE SMALLEST MOUSE IN FLEABAG MANOR MRS VIOLA DAV PHILADELPHIA PA.

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A) Graduates serving Armed Forces. KENT INCREASE ASKED Pittsburgh, June 14. (IP)--A general rent increase throughout the Pittsburgh area was asked today by the Pittsburgh Real Estate Board in a statement issued by President Leonard P. Kane. The 'request is in line with the recent appeal of the National Association of Real Estate Boards an incase throughout the 'nation, the statement said.

Pittsburgh, June 14. (d 3 )--John J. Baker, state representative from the Eighth Allegheny district and head of the county delegation in the House, died in West Perm hospital today. S. SOWERS OPTOMETHIST National in the Baud Concert Tonight In PnWic Square The Citizens Band will hold the first concert of the season in the Public Square tonight at 7:30 o'clock.

Director Ed. Bitner has announced the following program: March "The High Private" by King; Overture "Alcla." McCaughey; Medley of War Two Marches; Dutch Patrol by Vocal duet i "Don't, Fence Me In" by the Home sisters: Selected number and as a finale the National Anthem. Addresses Graduates DR. PAUL SWAIN HAVENS Duncan. Betty Jane Ellison.

Maurice English, Lola Jean Evans, Donald Richard Evans, Winifred Elaine Farrell. Margaret Mary Ferguson, Mona Pay Fetyko, Michael J. Fiebelkorn. A. Anne Finlan, Betty Marie (A) Fishkin, Jerome Fitzgerald, William K.

Flaherty, Catherine Helen Fowler. Richard D-uane Fox, Howard A. Fox, Thomas H. Diana C. Frederickson, James A.

Gallagher, Patricia Jean Garfinkle, Phyllis M. Garrigan, Richard E. Gault, Robert George, Catherine A i Getz. John Lloyde, Jr. Gilbert.

Wiladine June Gilmoure. Bonnie Doris Gimera. Betty Jane Gordon. John Richard Gorman. M.

Pauline Gross, James' H. Gurnot. Rosetta R. Kaggerty, Alice Halvorsen, Robert L. Hardy, Mildred Elaine I'AI Karris, John Jonathan Harvender, Dorothy Irene Hayes, Floyd W.

II Hazzar', Thomas Franklin Heath. Barbara Ann Herbert, Patricia Jean Hermes, Jack Coulter Hickok, F. DeVere Himes, Joan Hinaman, Joseph Charles Hogue, Joseph C. Hokanson, Jeanne Elaine Hoken.son, Norma Jean Home, Richard Houck, Settle Marie Houck," Kobert William Hewlett, Shirley L. Hudson, Norma June Hughes, Carolyn Harriet Kughey, Charlotte Jean Hullihen, Nancy Huston.

Leola Ann I Irons, Frances Avon Irxvin, Bernice June Jansen, Dorothy Louise Jarrett, Thomas Allen Johns, Helen June Johnson, Alvin William Johnson, Joanne E. Johnson. Phyllis Marie Jones, Althea Jean Jones, Betty Christine Kahle, Helen Marie Keltz, Phyllis M. Kenemuth. Nanette Jean King, Esther Mae (A) King, William Engle Knight, Eleanorl Jean Kohl, Marjorie May Kohler, Raymond A.

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Harold Eugene Lerch, Helen Irene Lloyd, Arthur Francis Louise Luncibei'g, Gloria Mary Lyons. Doris V. Mabcn, Donald Merle Maclarlane, George Rajnnond Mangel, Donald Eugene Manning, Shirley L. Mealy, Vpra M. Melvin, Elizabeth Merrill.

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Gayle Francis (Ai Morgan, Donald Munn, Claud Burton Munn, Nona Marie McCIean-. Romaine A. McCollough. Leland George McLaughlin, Gertrude E. McMurtrie, Frances M.

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