His soul-compelling words made the graduates feel a new life of great possibilities, of triumph, and to honor awaken within them. The speaker mentioned the sacredness of education, beginning at the mother's knee, continued in the schools, and emphasized and rounded in the colleges of the necessity of parent and teacher supplementing each other, in the development of the intellect, the character, and the heart of the child. After the valedictory, the bishop spoke a few words of encouragement in his eloquent and inimitable manner to the young graduates. He dwelt upon the education and in life, he did the graduates to cherish their hearts the teaching of the day. By doing for others, the bishop complimented the faculty and the young students upon the excellence of the beauty and the uplifting quality of the program.

Following are the graduates:
Eighth grade Elizabeth Agnes Driscoll, Beatrice, Louise Friedman, Bernice Mary Friedman, Adele Cecelia Eddy, Rhuey Winifred Eddy, Mary Marjorie Lmehan, Helen Gertrude Brucker, Ullie Ernestine Calhson, Jack Nicholas Fielding, Alphonse Stephen Moser, Jack Donald Kiltley, High school—Mary Elizabeth Williamson, Johanna Josephine Keane. 