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May 30, 1931
Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
What is this article about?
Vierling Kersey, state superintendent of public instruction, spoke at Central Union High School's graduation, inspiring 77 graduates—the largest class ever. R. P. Moore awarded diplomas; program included music and prayers by Rev. W. E. Malan.
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Kersey Addresses Local Graduates
'This year's graduating class at Central Union high school had the unusual honor of having the state superintendent of public instruction, Vierling Kersey. as the chief speaker.
The superintendent is always an interesting speaker and his address last night was one of inspiration and encouragement to the graduates.
R. P. Moore. president of the board of trustees. awarded the diplomas to the 77 graduates, the largest class that Central has ever graduated.
Musical numbers by the orchestras, a trumpet solo by Fred Heald. a duet by Marjorie Meyer and Ruth Crafton constituted the remainder of program.
The invocation and benediction were pronounced by Rev. W. E. Malan of the Methodist Episcopal church.
'This year's graduating class at Central Union high school had the unusual honor of having the state superintendent of public instruction, Vierling Kersey. as the chief speaker.
The superintendent is always an interesting speaker and his address last night was one of inspiration and encouragement to the graduates.
R. P. Moore. president of the board of trustees. awarded the diplomas to the 77 graduates, the largest class that Central has ever graduated.
Musical numbers by the orchestras, a trumpet solo by Fred Heald. a duet by Marjorie Meyer and Ruth Crafton constituted the remainder of program.
The invocation and benediction were pronounced by Rev. W. E. Malan of the Methodist Episcopal church.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Graduation Ceremony
Superintendent Speech
Diploma Awards
Musical Performances
Largest Class
What entities or persons were involved?
Vierling Kersey
R. P. Moore
Fred Heald
Marjorie Meyer
Ruth Crafton
Rev. W. E. Malan
Where did it happen?
Central Union High School
Story Details
Key Persons
Vierling Kersey
R. P. Moore
Fred Heald
Marjorie Meyer
Ruth Crafton
Rev. W. E. Malan
Location
Central Union High School
Event Date
Last Night
Story Details
State superintendent Vierling Kersey delivered an inspiring address to 77 graduates at Central Union High School. R. P. Moore awarded diplomas. The program featured orchestral music, a trumpet solo by Fred Heald, a duet by Marjorie Meyer and Ruth Crafton, and prayers by Rev. W. E. Malan.