The New York herald., 1874-07-03
THE NORMAL COLLEGE.
The Fifth Annual COmmtncemcni-A Bril-
liant Scene.
THE FAIR GRADU ATES d.

and an apDreciative audience who watched th
proceedings with evident pleasure. The young
ladies who took part in what was going on were
sastefully dressed in the prettest OF white muslin
IN the programme that is given below will be
found the order In which the exercises were gone
through
PROGRAMME.
Sentence, The Lord j. IN HIS holy Temple. Grestorex
6.a ing OF selections from Lhe HOLY scriptures and .
Rev Cyrus D. Foss. d. D.
Duet "Barcaroie' KucEen
keay ions E5egSs An'ons.s hfoSisy Wsyy
Snartet snd solo "Chariiy% 80 Rossin
Solo, Aud Robin Gray" susan Manida DAY
Solo and chorus with violin aceompaniments. Farmer
heciauon, The Famine ..;.., ....Jennie Morrison
Florence A Maxwell
AWARD oi Ip IiesSses superintendent henry Eiddt Ea
-S'A'' '"e i0"'' u ''-' Mary Adelaide coreould
Ao0' inc Annie stone me- @ttir:i prizei
Essay, THE Right and wrong side Of Everything
solo violin. "Huitieme Air Varie Berlot
Recitation. Anna NJ Martin
Second prizeJ .
fssay Aice Maude sawyer
iis Pil witost pSne Paetry lucia Barts TTns
Si;t1Ogt0n Of nonor' President Thomas WgnsT 7anisT
DoSoosy' sfhe Old Hundred Psalm ...'' Franc d5d5
Below is appended complete list OF the young
tsdles' names who graduated, ls3 In ALL including
% who received licences TO teach:-
GRADUATES JUNE 80, 1874
Indicates those VINO received licenses 10 teach.
SIXTH.
soineue McCresdy MARY Adeiaide Corb0ait ,Jemlma
hssi anna Louisa Sowe! .EEa6eth ds iatert e siise
Anna Merritt -Eyelne treedman annie Madalne Dal-
sAarion sears, ,tla Caroline Freeborn MARY Evelyn
Emma oweetha ste a@S wee Lyda ssaS
Lowensteln, Fannie Atchson Mary Anna & Lewis,
Annie scns sarah Ta3sy 'h~m. Ausa,ia w4a a
Neal, Emma Wilson, KATE Hobby.
.carons wsnseI losSsr nai Burt,s runi, .p,or
Maxwell Adelaide Haydoek, sCarrie j. Miller,
foae DAVIS ka rhompSn Febeeea a. woso
sElsle Mary Peter son annie King 'Asnnah 4 Crew
Wiley henrea Mayer Julia Msrs reoe Aag9sa
ofsn Assn Sta Jennie
xSe nn aan Green aA Asb
Emma Louise White, Ada Louise Courtier, Kate Gsral-
Sane Markreii Ella Calkins sara Eleanor Day Emily
snith. Harriet Willis Roberts Irene Way Mary foy,
GLASS SIXTH
ma Read. ,Hveiyu Mandeyile tFiorence agnes k,der'
mary a hen Me Samara Agnes Go9sn ISABELLA Heath
Fisher Loretta cort Mary Cecilia Burngson sElzl,
ghSodosa xyckof Fanny amy @ Se%el aepHns Nara Bel
AGe S hnarysy ary Dag anne Ram
ncLoughlln Margaret Norris Rose Ann Donnelly, Mar
garet Corning
Frances Robinson Harriet L9use Kesler, Sarah
tfes .Aeien kloise wyman .Tberesa Friend, Fannie
Julia cOombe Lillian Mason Reynolds jose phne LOUISA
& julia rso Eya Anna M9sson Mar
Inley .Anna Maria hunter, sarah ane stanton Anna
bic Miller ms" @es, Susan Matilda Day. May Emma Tup.
per- Clara Anna Cox. Mary Nevers Ella soese, Lizzie
scss Lszs Wssbroqf an,s .n.a Marssrs EsGs
man, thma Amelia johnson, tJenette ". HAiey, sHan
a Louise s Mary M sh5 va
hoss Ts Ema ksnnn hdsne sco,t
E.Tsh NJ; GILLESPIE, cornne Mills, Picnic r. Fisher
.Clsra Boek EMILY annsver Annis Maria Davis
ksraan EaSheI Henry Esther Jaeoes Julia Has
Grsch. G % Jane tef Eliza Hughes Annie Golden Herrns
loretta Myhan Mary hay, sarah Elizabe III McCiveny
Mr.. Hunter, President OF the college, distributed
among the graduates the following
CLASS HoSoRs.
Ottendorfer gold medal qor proficiency, in Gcrman)
Marie \ Ridley; otendorer silver medal same), Juii'
barron prize for eiccution $50 in gold) Jennie Nor
-second prize for elocdtion s25 in silver Anna
Barron Prize for Singing $50 in gold)-Annie stone
pT1e M sasg sng esSd 3 S sgssh Pay
tng-Aliee Maud Sawyer; Kelly Bronze Medal same
Kane Gold Medal ror physioIogy)-carrie j. Miller.
Alumna Gold Medal dor physics-Amelia Antoinett'
Hunt Gold Medal dor Lain)-Kate ophia HILL.
Honor rtude nts-hate sophia Hii. caroline Wandcl
1rouner, Alice Maude sawyer Amelia Antoinette Nc
Cready, Frances Robinson Lucia curtis Iunis, Ma y
AIDE aide Corbould, Marion Looms Hendrckson, Flor
eDce A. Maxwell.
CHANGING over the programme, II may not bt
thOUght compliments 10 say that the graduate:
showed in ali their efforts an exact appreciation
OF the metrical and barmonal spirit which per
vaded the different pieces that were executed
The salutatory. although OF piece with sucn com
positions in general way painted some interest
ing "reminiscences with a freshness and vigor o
thought that could not fail to please. Some
taiued goodly number OF fine old ideas dressed
up in new and often very acceptable guise. The
quotations from favorIte authors, as rendered
by number OF graduates singly, exhibited
. considerable variety OF thought and range
of reading among the pupils. The recita
zion OF the Famine" showed uncommon
acquaintance with that masterpiece OF American
poetry, "blawatna." Every degree OF sentiment
ana shade oil ieeling were rendered by Miss Morri
son with truthlulness to nature that was worthy
q all praise, exhibiting remarkable ability. MISS
deed, executed volln solo that drew
down repeated applause. So pleased were
her auditors tnat they insisted upOn
seeing her weld the magic bow second time
Among the graduates Miss Carrie j. Miller greatly
distinguished herself In the abstruse science OF
physiology. carrying Off The Kane medal
The whole OF the programme was not finished
before three O'Clock in the afternoon 40 thar the
graduates occupied over four hours in this to
face 1t IS not TO be wondered at II some oil the
young ladies showed marked symptoms OF fatigue
and languidpess before the close OF the proceed
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