, 1863-07-11

| plAce VAS vacant. we hnFa seldom seen IN
this SPACIOUS .3 hall anything like so beautiful
were seated the members Of the Board Of Ed
| ucat1on, the teachers Of the several public
.clools, distinguished friends Of education
from Chicago and abroad, clergymen, and the
graduating classes, forty five In number. Up.
On fhe Two tront Tows of seats, extending
#cfoss the auditorium were seated the medal
scholars from the grammar schools, each wear
iog around the neck the blue ribbon, to which
was attached the silver medal granted for
neritorlous conduct and general scholastic
excellence.
The following are the names of the gradua.
ting class in each department for the present
class, With the average scholarship Of each
graduate:
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.,
yaIss Wsltar n; Allen. e5s Willett Vernon .sss
aRSERAL DEPARTMENT..
MarF I. Ball.. ...97.b Edna a. Meacham. ,D5 Z
G. Aedie Brown. -..972 Ella E. Parsons =. .98 4
HeSeflyh- Chambers. .oa6 Frank j. Parsons, ~
Jennie Fennimose. .05.1 Fauuie Ii. Prouty .970
Ellzabtth anven.- Constfce Saltoustall a8
Geo. Hutchinson. -. 966 Hannah Silyermau. 81 o
Anne heEt; .953 Masgt s. Simpson. .9S 4
Aeas 4 Iigat - isassla j, Willard: sss
Msggie Lynch. ..995
NORMAL DEPARTMENT.,
Gas1ines. .Asplnwall 97,a Lizzie R. Hatch. Gao
! Jnlia bauyon- n-.-.... .g12 hoxana Hazleton. $751;
Laura E. Caster. ..a51 sara S. Laue, .965
Elizabeth Cole. .969 Mary E. Mann. .07 o
Jane Culver. r.........378l Ellen T. Melcndy.. 078
Ada l)oEsett. Hattie A. s. Miller. .97.6
Virginia 7. Dnpuy. -96.b Mary Mcneil. ..... oil
1;1sheth 81 4 Fs;1ei, Amt annie ich Msmade
Mary b. Green. .g9.f Ftancea <. Suecr q - .
At th1ee o'clock Tie cxe.ciecs were opened
with music by Was A. Dcan,s I,i.,ht f,nard
Band, and continued In the foilowi5r order:
Music,
Saiufato-v addrnas n latin o,;,,,.l h, r,-,,.
II. Allen. @'' - 1'A'l' oA't' Ss''''' " ''''10'
The Glory Of Christianity, original, by Jane
cEirer.
MobsobltnF, original, by Constance saltonstal.
The Tus's s,,a os+ o,,,,n., y, ,n,,, g ,,.,..,.
The Toast. seleete5 MsrDsrct ~ Sisn5son D. isn''
The Scotrb' ori.inai AnSic Ecrr ~ s'"Ps'n'
Music. 'N'~''' *>'''&'~ 11S'A'
Workers, original, Sarah s. Lane.
IT. Simeon, Iennyson, Beverly r. Chambers.
MM1eesse' original, Caroline g. Aspiawcll.
fmitatore. or;e1na, wo,t,r Ec,,ton
Fresentation 81 diplomas, s' prizee' e &c,
Last Words, viii tho Vasedicto1y Addresses,
original, Annie A. Light. ''
Music.
Before the yalatictofy addresses rVare read
the tlirlomns were presented 10 fhe memhers
IF the graduating class by Philo Carnenter
Acting President of the BOARD of Fdncatfnn
III u spyech replete with eountl advice ma
good counsel. N"'1eo 'ao
Mr.. WentEorff presented IN Sf,aa br,w n
Green the Life Membershin of The Yonn9 M
mems Association, Miss Green was the heS3
scaolar IN Inc graduating class, her average
ee,ng vi.
"A M1sses annie =. Light and Roxana Hnzle-
Si1attou'5 Commercial Coic,7c. '' :"
Mr, Wentworth said fherfs werc five ecbo1.
a1ships in The Northwestern Fernaie setnins.
t5, ~ Esa9e1on, Which Monld be given to any
,hs4s ,nsmoes VI tne graduating Glass Who desired
tolutns was presented 70 Miss Annie a
,,Sfic ot;,;E4na,'4 =, au4 ~ mug 1oF general scho-
49, a'.atnuen ~ 1sn.;. .,..,
c,rated co,sidaIahia e Istatea oetow' Which
aan,~taf ~eS oeeisreo cioseo' anu the audience
oet"5sep.
~ u'plo1ta was a4so awarded 70 MISS Maly
.'ta, n, "uo nao Completed inc fesu!ar
.,e.asS. ~ out cty ssnools enoing Tlth the
s,ar.n1e o1reodr cn,oin+ad ~ ,.;enn n. ~. nSa
teacher Of her nee III separate schuols Con-
.,eIheatl wisdCm and negrophobic zeal has set
apart for our colo1ed youth. Miss Mann, By
express rule Of our Democrntic city officials
IN aud out Of The Bosrd Of Education, was eS.
cluded from the stage yesterday, and from
participation in the exercises with the Youths
of both Sexes, whose mcans Of education she
tAd shared. Her diploma, kept sacredly sep.
aratc from contact with the others, was hand
ID to her In the audience. She is highly In
:eljgent mulatto girl Out Of j class Of forty
i've, the humber comprising the graduating
class, there were nineteen only whose aver
"ge was higher THAI 2ers. Tbs highest aver
rye was ~. the loWess SEQ. Miss blann's
st4nding was 81. It was very plain to sec
that the great heart OF the audience beat with
strong sense OF Indignation at the outrage
inflicted upon the humanity OF this age by
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