The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-01
THE COURSE.
LAUNCHED UPON THE SEA Of LIFE.
Graduatlon Of the class Of 'ss ofths wheellns
/, PublIc Schools Exercises .crsdItsLis TO the 4.
Pupl', the Teachers and the CIty.
Some Able Eways and Oratlons.

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" Publlc Schools Exercises .Creditsbie 10 the b
Pupll', the Teachers und the CIty.
Some Able E"aIs snd Orationa
The commencement exercics OF the Public
Schools, which took place yesterday ut the
Opera House, were nil that could DO desired
In every respect, and II Is q subject for con
graduation 10 all who have the interests oil
the city, and particularly OF tho rising gen
gratlon, nj heart f5 s-
Tho audience filled The house upstairs ind
down, literally 10 suiIUcatiOn, and II was d
remarkable fact that scarcely dozen male.
were among H. The various Colorel hats and
gay dresses OF the lady listeners, with tue
iluttering fans, from the stage rescmbletl
nothing SO strlkingly rs
A MASSIVE BOUQUET,
with brilliant butterflies lowering over the
faces OF the flowers. rgt 5fH
The stage was Utmost rs gay. Across the
front was massive line OF moss and flowers
giving to the scene 1t wreathed IN air Of
coolneSs and freshness which was grateful In
The extreme on such sultry day. Over head
double row OF golden stars, stirmounted By
n crescent moon and the figures 's2, repre-
sented tho galaxy OF the clnss City Super
lntendent birch md State Superintendent
Butcher occupied seats at one side OF the
prosccnium.
The programme was as follows: y
Music Prayer. ~ Music
iN'o'"e'o'! t'''''''' Iva MIliei
Original Orntlon.-self sclancc.,,,s Arbuthnoi
fsNy-tathcst Eioti; ...".;:"."..."Fnnnic A. Bills
ofIsi'ai oih1ioh--ofuiunry People,
r.,y-Auc,lnu Senator, Emma Emma. y l hSs1
o,n,tu,, o.,,t,, MUSIC. ,,,,
9tsinar, Ufn,,olL0nt GouniFy""iEl Elmer Chapman
Essy-s!ien M:S''e S''''''SEssie l. Law ho.
Ess,y-To morrow English
o,,,Jr,, o,,,,o, ~, III Mnsie; ,,. ;. ,..
EssSy-Tolted Fnloun
--FaShon.; Minnie Gi!brsatl
Essay-Vhsee niiuense..;....,......"lou \. Helwis
ps,sv-Tn,nIuy tho WILLIE Mss,e' r.,o,,. n M,
,ay-Crslik Nrcsho
ESay-OuI Martha McCurly
ssA1-A type oil aoderh llyrlyr'lom.. u. Morrison
r,nv-yes,,,1,r To d Mu nc, p, ,
'e'""'' -"''' "''u 'o inmieH' uo,,.o,
F,Ay--So Short Gu, to Exec,leucc..nS Anna MeVoy
ESAy-Why ...... Fannie IL. Myen
Original ofatlof-ou' Fist Woman President.
u,.,, kate Klttc
Original G. a,lou-Mo,Irns Rata po,o,,,
ESay-ray Ros,
EHay-ont Of llIsspherc.f Maggie II. sllvcy
Dts.nArl Vf I Good Namell !. s,allIal
W|.ic nomenclature ssi'i
rsay-Glimpses into Ciond land. Lizzie ~ Tnpn,,
Esay-Cinderella Il Updrsra,
KS E ,.S that SSytr Come in Loie % wsl,en
~ way ''''' - Enic ~ w ME-
original oratioh-Cholc ola Proicsion-..-H. Nell
Presentation nj D,,,o Musc sr, r,,,od,. y,,,
Music, I"E"Iirti,'i, '' He't Mm. !,
'Flrst Honor. tsecond Honor Divided
Rev. W. d. Thompson, of the Disciples
Church. made the brief, but notably appro
pirate opening prayer.
Turr,,,s
a,,J =, III. .,,., r. A. =,
n meu vi I nhe s,asG from thc Two wings as the
0leta aousn Oisntstr" Eayeu IN nppro
piluto opclalic seieCtioi. Tue oana won new
'asoi W ~ hi,s seicetlohs anu inc mastery
No; ~ '. ",'o" oy neie Pel,olnieu.
,, ~ ~, Mus lna.er OF sehetal comment tina,
s"e ~ Ion'faueu nlofe pfeuy g1tls anu
,ha, :a ,oUm,n6 u"ss .iiah any previous ciass
80 i,n., .o:ii 'he Iit! Schools OF
'3 o.n'i i's,ss,oii .. eurnlns III inc
I 'II.n e eostulues oi 'he Young TO-
ILL., anen "eiH Without eHcSpt,oh TASTEFUL and
synsii, aii eeihe oil lieht hue ana most oil
snsti. .. VINE. III every respect the entire
nlia' m4utu eoiilare 'nost laFofabiy Win
MY NY s;'n,iti one that mas iakeii place N
,,. n.Gtns ~ tEe pasN anu II feuecled dis
ui.ou!snsu circuit upon the superintendent
LflnciEais anu .ehclets,ahu SPOKE hlshly FOL
tne POSITION 70 Wnich our pubilc schools have
advanced uhuer their guidance.
TIE INTRODUCTORY Address
by Miss Miller, the REGIMENT of the fire,
honor, WIS read with n clear cnunc;,t;on "
dellberation and strength of Voice who'll
made it q pleasure to listen. 1t was written
IN pressing style, and showed scholarly
.esles ana . commemorative appreciation for
tuc value oi lenthipS. II was Il httinH salu
la'ory lor lhe occasion, ana won considerable
apPisuse, a'u 'ie usual abundance OF uoral
offerings from trends Of the lair pupil were
sho"eted ~ her ieet when She resumed her
seat. yr
licr paper, was entitled "undeveloped Re.
sources, anu was review OF a.! the fields OF
khowieose ana intellectual achievement not
Us yet iuliy explored. 10 her classmates She
Eave tne assurance that II TINS was indeed for
them me commencement OF useful and
honorable lives, the human race would have
TOT theil warm welcome. 10 the class
which must take their places, she addressed
WORDS OF council drawn from her experience
anu that OF her classmates, and charged
them to let it be their constant effort to hon.
or the public schools, II tho present class
had not fulfilled all the expectations of their
friends, those who followed them could
Proiit by their shortcomings. and make their
intcndent and Board OF Elucation che "a,
turned warm thanks for their counsel, gnil.
ancc ant support, and 10 the audience hear.