The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-24
C0MMENCEMENTs.
The High Schools at Music Hall.

hO OACIGloCS VI nOOi-
ward and Hughes High School took place
at o'clock this morning at the Music
Hail. The chorus was the largest that ever
took part in high school commencement,
numbering nearly 800 pupils. Mr.. Junker-
man had charge of the music. The pro-
gramme was as follows:
Chorus-Morning Prayer Mendelssonn
Chorus-Incline Thine Ear Himmel
Chors a. Farewell to the Forest. .Mendelssohn
(b 'The Lord He viii Have Mercy"
Chorus-"Mark the Merry Elves" .. DR.. Callcott
Male Chorus a. Serenade. .:...;;;.."...l scbultze
Ni"io Oii0iu b. Farewell to Homei D'nuiN''
Quartet and Chorus-"Thousands when in Union
Joined" Romberg
song-"Im Merry Zingara" ..... .,.......... .Balfe
Matilda Jeup.
Chorus-"The Heavens are Telling. ".......... Haydn
Music by the Grade:
Chorus for Female Voces-a. The Hunters Fare
Gleenb Sen Nav D;t;,,,,,,,n Muller
Of the graduates, siXty-three are from
Woodward and thirty-three from Hughes.
Inasmuch as blundering lists of the gradu-
ates, with their rank have been published
in some of the daily papers, the STAR has
been placed under the necessity of pre-
senting to the public the following list, in
order to correct the errors of its cotempo-
raries:
WOODWARD.
Albert D. Shockley (gold medal) $500;
Eliakim H. Moore, Jr., (silver medall
95.744; Aiic5 Nickles, 95.720; Charles B.
Vanzant, 94.192; Mamie s, Paden o9.c3G; oS c;;G;
Edith Gibson OLGA; Henry P. Kaufman,
9l.400; Mary Stoops, 91.2s2; Oliver ?.
Holt, 81. .173; John G. A. O'Connell 90.64O;
William |. Grubb, 90 425; Fred Herten-
stein, Jr., 9o.37s; Stella Hunt. S8.259;
Horace A. Taft, 8S. 104; Victor L. Hellebers,
S7.S03; Tinska X. Theohald S7.776; Her
mine Mann, 87.G76 Emma C. Dale, 1888;
Ghas. II. Willie, 87.536; Amanda Toepfert,
1888; Annie P. Alexander, S7425; Annie
Mclean Marsh $685. Anna Baur, s6.482;
horn, 86.235; Fred, w. Strubbe, 86 235;
Thessie Cundy, s6l7S; Anna Schaefer,
S5.324; Selma Spamer, s5.088; Herman Be-
suden, s5 O24 Ruth Miller, S5 O16; Fannie
]. Rapp, S4.852; Anna Dunkmann, S4.63S;
Mary Stuntz, S4.377; Dora A. Bubble. 841lS;
Constance A. Baker, S4.038; Thomas J.
Stephens, Jr., $3.50; Emma A. Strneve,
S3.7l2; Ella Kearney 83425; Ella G. Sar-
gent, s2.S32; Ida Bunker S2.G79; Joseph
Silverman 826l2 Harry +. Durrell, S2 6iO
Anna Pugk, S2604 Hattie E. Melvin,
S2.581; Otto Fennell, 1892 Bertha Eber-
hart, S2.22o; Frances Daggett, s2.O5O; Omar
T. Joslin, sl.S83; Johanna D.
Nenhaus' n .dt 8l:5S4; - 4Go. Fred: red B. d Burk-
S1.5O2; Bessie B. Armstrong, $3.50; Jos.
W. Crothers, $780, Ella Bryan, so. 7G8;
Gustave w. Drach, S0.4s2; Maurice Frei-
berg, S0.Ol6; JOS A. Friedlander 1881;
Rose Lowenstein, 1882; G.. S. Junkerman,
7S.406; Walter T. Richie, 7S.1S1; Jennie
Rairden, H. 025; Harry L. Talbot, 1882.
HUGHES.
David Philipson (gold medaD, 92.782; Au-
gusta Burk (siver medal) 9O.S50; Anna Nj.
Burnard, 90447 Marion Stewart, 80 sos;
Benj Knox Rachford, 86.652; Lena Gutter
man, S5.49O; Carrie L. Blood, S5. 367 Pau
line Frank, 9509l; VIM. Simpson 81. .S37;
John F. Phillips, S3.138; Mary Bryant,
81. 985; George H. Leach, S2.730; Harry
Wachtel, S26t5; Carrie Hyman, 80. o6s; Es-
ther Bettman, Sl.9l0; George w. Harris,
S1.s3S; Grace A. Bennett 81 15s6; VIM w.
Hearne, 81. 1856; Mariana L. Foster 70. $50;
Royal s. Smith, 79747; Harriet NJ. Jones,
1886; Frank Salinger, 7S.40S; Henry f.
Walton, 77.427; Corinne Neare, 1926; Ma
tilda C. Graf, 1926; Ida f. Scott, H. 1856;
Grace H. Goss 770O2; Emma B. Parvin,
76.S75; Charles A. Holmes, rs, SOY; Jennie
A. Porter, 76.092; Samuel B. Goode. 1851;
Hugh A. Andrews, 75405 Joseph Stolz,
rank not fixed.
Of the Hughes graduates David Philip
son, who takes the gold medal, is also of
the Hebrew Union College.
Joseph Stolz entered the A Grade during
the term, coming from Syracuse. His
rank, therefore, could not be determined
The Woodward reception will take place
at the High School Hall this evening, and
the Hughes reception tomorrow evening.
ST. XAVIER COLLEGE.
The semi-annual commencement exer-
cises of st. Xavier College take place to-
morrow night at Pixies Opera-house.
The order of exercises will be as follows:
Overture, Leutner Orchestra
Prologue composed by f. Lasance... ...............
Rleckelmann
CIRCLE.
tVii oociety Moioney
Plea for the Rights OF Government.
Observation-Disclosures. VIM. Overlook
Chorus, The Alpine Shepherd Ab0....Select Choir
Counter Plea. Bast
Inc SuDlects tlghs.. kellinger
The Subjects rongs George Bast
serenade-For French Horn and Flute. Title
A Nexed Question ....a... William Overlook
Solution Proposed. Hemann
The Solution Endorsed ......... Louis kelinger
Quartette-Abendled (Belleter) ...... Select Choir
Naledlctory William Overlook
Masters Grafton. Octave BOuScaren
CoNFERRiNG OF DEGREES.
Address to the Graduates. Rev. Thomas Byrne
Trio and Chorus-Aye Maria tGerodl Select Choir
Waltz (Elauschiltz) Orchestra
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES.
March (ZckoO. Orchestra
City Commissioners
The following was presented by the Gov