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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
5
Addressing graduates, the speaker envisions greater economic security and more leisure for Elyria High School's class of graduates. He expresses hope they will become executives, merchants, professionals, teachers, and public servants, and that they will carry on leadership and civic devotion to pass a heritage of success to future generations.
A long sequence of names appears, including Helen Louise Abcokire Robert Fairman Adams Weldon Beck Allbaugh Richard Kenneth Anderson Jane E Andrus Ernest Bachman Teresa Catherine Baker Julius Baksa Herbert William Baldanf Doris Jane Barber Beverly M Barchard Marion L Barnes LeRoy H Barr Isabel Bathory Rosemary Bennett Agnes Geraldine Blair Stella Anne Boreski Earl L Bosley Joe Botes Raymond Arthur Bowen Helen Isabel Boynton Fabian P Brada Jr Mary Catherine Brand Thomas Douglas Brydon George Ralph Campbell LaVada Wallace Cephas Mary Chandler Charlotte M Chase Victor L Christensen Carol Wanda Christman Mary Ruth Gochrane Elizabeth Collins Rose Marie Conrad Betty Jane Corkill Robert Stanley Crandall Ellene Croskey Hugh Cross Jr Emma Jeanette Curtiss Car Brush Davies Mildred K Davis Russell NW Dean David Robert Dehm Virginia A Demirjian Ruth Arlene Double James F Donnelly Agnes M Dowdell Leota Drusendahl Eugene James Duffy Martha Louise Dwyer Stanley Dzieniszewski Dora Early Alberta Mary Eddy Paul Elek Jr Thurman T Elliott Jr Emma Bernice Ellis William Eschke J Farkas Wilma Farkas Helen M Farmer Florence Marion Fatz Gertrude Feron Richard E Fey Helen Aileen Fiedler Ione Bertha Fish Francis Flood Lois Fortune Jean Fridenstine Elizabeth Fusa Joseph Gaetz Helen George Douglas Be Gibbens Zigmunt Gientkowski Emma Flora Goodman Eugene Graber Nettydean Greene Edmund Gregorczik Robert Grobe Milton Gross Garolyn Guthrie Marian Haag Margaret Halpin Dorothy Hancock Rea Harris Joyce Hastings Ernest Haylor Lawrence Heathcote Albert Helmling Carl Henke Margaret Herald Alice Hill Jane Hill Eleanor Holliday
The eighty seventh Elyria High School commencement occurs tonight at 7 p.m. with 242 seniors, the largest class in history. Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver delivers the address. musical selections by the school, violin solos, and a violin piece accompany the ceremony. Diplomas are awarded, and the program ends with the recessional march as the class closes high school days.
A political platform argues for duty driven leadership, honest money, and farm prosperity within industrial balance. It blasts the New Deal as class warfare, debt expansion, and bureaucratic overreach, advocating constitutional restoration, reduced taxation, and emphasis on work for the unemployed.
Hundreds of Elyria High School alumni plan reunions Friday evening at the high school auditorium and other local spots. The 1936 graduates join the alumni, with 322 new members—the largest influx ever—including 242 diploma recipients and 80 January graduates. Several class gatherings precede the main meeting headlined by Greve Patterson of the Toledo Blade, with officer elections and dancing on the program.
Five fugitives from the State Hospital for the Criminally Insane remain at large after Wilburt Jorrissen and Adolph Walworth were captured near Cologne Minnesota. The three most dangerous are believed to be moving through Iowa in a stolen car with ongoing posse activity five miles north of St Peter and a suspect holed up nearby unseen since the break. Lawrence Devol, tied to the Barker-Karpis gang, leads the remaining fugitives as authorities pursue across the region.
Proper acoustic conditions are essential in auditoriums churches theaters and rooms used for speech or music. Poor acoustics tire listeners and speakers alike, reducing comfort and natural performance. many buildings lack effective sound design and costly reconstruction may be avoided with proper investment.
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