Class Of 19110 radualionExercises llc*llt;l• ■.' «*▼ - *”:. ■ — * ' *: • **? * ■'.,' '»! .- ^T1 . v- *1 K .» .1*^ ,'«£j, -■- w' ^ v ••**•'' M ^ I* V-- . „ * * : ** ' V ’ • iV V N ' 'Molds liigh record asclass — Legion cup UHurded to MarjorieCommencement exercise* for the1MI Heritor Cl ax* of the BrookfieldHigh School, Friday night, drew apacked houae, m the member* held ’ their last dftftembly together,’ after completion of their fliyl year in thelocal ac hpobThe exercise* came lt;t* a climax to fhiHl exams* ” Juntor-Hehtor banquet,i las* picnic, Senior banquet, and' bac-i abut rate * ftprmon, .The thihft of this year, establishedftome good ref’ofdft for the school and tm luded In it* roster wera • students •,who brought honor* fo the *ohool a* well a* themselves by thetr brilliant individual record* Alin among those unheialded and unsung atudent* were ihOAe who plugged along, made their grade* and although, perhaps, Just average, yet Indicating character and detet mtnatlon of purpose which often tarries the atudent on to the accom-; Uahment of great things while the more brilliant student fades away Among the students who made giades but little above the average but who drew the admiration of the faculty and student* as well by her consistency and hard work was the girl who earned the American Legion cup, Maijorle Tripp The young lady was vreatly surprised, but she earned the honor ugid the decision of the judges v as popular all around. The cup wad presented by L, V Crookshank In a very appropriate manner,Mr. Crookshank also announced the D A .1 prise winners: Mary Harris won tiie award for cooking, and Juan-It a Garrett for sewing.Some thirty-five members of the class have definitely decided to carry on their school career In chosen schools. Others intend to study further in institutions of higher learning but have not decided on the achpol. Home will end their school days and go Into varloun Unas of work.The honor roll of the graduates was announced as follows: Juanita Garrett, Lillian Hayward, Lois Jeanne Knox, Margie McCollum, Betty Lou Ours, James Price, Mary Margaret Ramsey, Francis Hldgway, Joyce Stacy, Mudelyn Jo White.The following program wu given: Processional March, Williams, Maxine Smith. ■ .v '.J -Patriotic Fantasia, Bowman. High School Orchestra.Announcement of D A R prise win-net a, L. V. Crookshank.Vocal solo, O Lovely Night,” Kandall, Marylyn StephensAnnouncement of Honors, H L Ja-qutea, v-; • . /•', '-Keep in the Middle of the Road,”Bartholomew; “Cornfield Melodies,” Gates, Jack Garrett. Robert Straub. Francis Ridgway, Wendell Price.•The Class of 1941, William Adam*.pr«ddent. •/;American Legion award. L. V Crook-shank.Triplets of the Finest” Hennenberg, Mary Catherine McLarney, Francis Rtdgway, Myrl Sternke.Presentation of Diplomas, George POarpenter.The ufTlcers of the class were: William Adanut, president; Junior Baker, vice-president; Madelyn Jo White, secretary; Wade Huff, treasurer