The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 05, 1909, Page 6, Image 6
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WAXHAW COMMENCEMENT, s
Supt. Bruce Craven, of the
Lancaster Graded Schools,
Orator of the Occasion?
His Address Highly Prais.A
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The Wftxhaw Enterprise ha9
the following to say of the grad>
ed school cloBing exercises last
week: u
' The commencement exercises
of the Waxhaw* graded school
this week were largely attended
by the people of the town and
community. The people laid
$ ' aside their work and business
cares and turned out eo masse to
fr enjoy the occasion. Beginuing
Tuetday evening at 8 o'clock,
an interesting program was rendered
by pupils of the primary
and intermediate departments.
The little folks all did well and
pleased everybody immensely.
Wednesday morning at 10 :30
there was a contest by seven
young ladies for a reciter's gold
medal. The young ladies all had
beautiful recitations and acquitted
themselves excellently. Miss
Brite Norwood was the success,
ful contestant for this medal. In
rendering their decisiou the coca
mittee made mention of Miss
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Arlie McCain as a close second
to Miss Norwood.
The annual address was delivered
at 11 :30 by Prof. Bruce
Craven, superintendent of the
Lancaster graded schools, being
introduced by Prof. R. N. Nisbet.
Prof. Craven's theme was,
"The Enemies of the Public
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Schools." For more than an
boar he held the closest attention
of hie large audience. The
address wan full of thought and
interest from start to finish.
Prof. Craven was saying some.
thine all the time he was talkie
ing. This is not always the ctse
with commencement orators.
The address was well timed and
will accomplish good in the com
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munity.
The first thing on the program
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
was the presentation of medals
and scholarship. Besides the
reciter's medal mentioned above,
thejfollowing medals were awarded
: scholarship medal, Miss
Ruth McCain; for beet deportment
among the girls, Mi -s Lola
Bnrgess; for best deportmen'
among the boyB, Mr. Brown
Neill. The scholarship in Converse
College, including one
; year's tuition, was won by Mi*s
I Zaila McCain. At 8 :30 o'clock !
I another good program of some
length was well rendered by
pupils of the several departments
Thus closed t he first year of I lie
v / Waxhaw graded school. That
, it has been made a successful
year, at least in most respects,
goes without the saying. 1'rnf.
Teague and his efficient corps of
assistants have all done faithful
and painst aking work throughout
the entire term just closed, and
their earnest efforts doubtless
meet the approval of at least the
great majority of the patrons of
the school."
Mr. Eugene Elliott, who accompanied
Prof. Craven, wachairman
ot theVommittee which
decided the medal contest, ar.d
made the speech of announcement.
They report a delight'
J ful time in Waxhaw and that
the school is a credit to the community
and it is an excellen
community.
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