The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-02-25
Washington's Birthday.

8 Exercises commemorative I
Washington's Birthday were hel
in the public schools at this plac
Monday afternoon.
The programmes followedinth
. different departments have bee
> kindly furnished us at our re
> quest by Supt. w. W! McCra.
> and Col. w. S. Friesner.
We regret very much that W
will not be able to print them il
full, but will name the youni
ladies and gentlemen who too
: part on the occasion.
The essays and defamation
were of course appropriate to th'
occasion, and in the assignmen
OF subjects to the scholars it ha
evidently been the aim of thu
teachers, 10 bring out all tha
was beautiful in the life an(
character of Washington, and tt
keep a live among the young the
patriotic spirit that gave US lib
erty.
In the high school, Col. W. S
Friesner principal, the following
persons had declamations: Nan
ME White, Charles Parker, L
Wright. Herbert Mccormick
Lou Moore. James Rochester
Mar, Smith, Helena Blasius.
Lucy Walker. Thos. Wright, Ad'
die Myers and Maggie Donovan,
Essays: Edwina Tritsch, An.
ME Keller. Jessie Collins, Estella
Strentz, Sadie Fickle. Maggie
Wellman. Emma Floyd and
Clara Slisher.
Orations: Edwin Sanderson
Fred Rochester and Will Moore
Mr.. Marshall Harrington was Or
ator of the day.
Hon. Seth Weldy delivered an
eloquent address and was fol-
lowed briefly by A. H. Wilson
and o. w. II. Wright. Vocal
music was. furnished by the
scholars and instrumental music
by Tennyhill's Orchestra. Su-
periniendent McCray and Col.
Friesner speak highly of MIR.
Tennyhiil, and return thanks for
his kindness in playing for them
on that accession. The exercises
throughout were very interesting
A GRAMMAR.
Miss Kate Bowlby, Teacher.
Essays: Cora Wright, Rudie
Schwarz. Will Brown, Laura
Cakes and Alice Motherwell.
Declarations: Roxie Nc
Cracken, Lawrence Stedam,
Frank Risley, Alice Armbuster,
Cora Parker, Harry Slisher, Sa
die Pond, LIZZIE Blasius, Jessie
Mansfield, Frank Kittsmiller.
Della PUNK, Emma Wellman,
Jestine Stires, Will Fisher, Harry
Vale, Maggie Weliman and Cla-
ra Westenhaver. Hon. 0 w. II.
Wright addressed the school.
B GRAMMAR.
Miss Emma Brooks. Teacher.
The exercises in this room con
sisted Of orations, essays, decla-
nations and songs. The follow
ing persons participated: Geor-
gle Miller; Katie Doyle, Charles
Brehm, Charles Larimer, Maggie |
Crawford. Gustie Becker, Edna !
Cresap. Aanna HaIpin, Jas. Mar
tin, George Shaffer, Malcolm
Groves, Louis Risley, Walter Ro.
chester, Homer Hanson, Richard
Culbertson, john Mullin, Martin
Kanode. Pearl Barnes, Theresa
Ucker, Gus Kern, Walter Risley,
Anna Pierce. Emma Sclilagetter,
Kate Roller, Fannie Bowen, John
Mcbride, Edwin Risley, Ida
Anna Myers, Katie
rritsch, William Sweeny. Mamie
Strentz, Ida Kanode, Anna
White, Laura Brown, Lucy
krieg, Fannie Rathburn, Josie
Davenport, Maggie Wyman,
Charles Stallsmith, Mamie Well
nan, Bell Brooke, Frank Pond,
Ed. Rochester, Charles Barker
md Bertha Culbertson.
The school was addressed by
[ohn A. Smith.
G GRAMMAR.
MISS Alma Mccarthy, Teacher.
The scholars taking part in the
xercises we're: Mary McCray,
Barbara Welse, John Schwarz,
rank Blosser. Percy Sanderson, {
'arrie Lutz, Lydia Beaver, Robt.
anderson. Louisa Gomrf, Ed.
Minnie Dcishley, Ed.
[art!ey, Grace Finney, Cora
'urritt, Frank Glass. Edward !
eek, Mary Nixon, Ida Steinman.
'mma Kennedy, Fred Pierce, {
'mma Gcdecke, Bertha Wright, +
ylvester Kittsmlller, Bertha /
'losser, Will Lytle, bessie San |
erson. Stella Rathburn, Charley t
'hlte, Mary Brady, Alice Brad c
ock, Ella Pursell. Rufus Smoot,
ora Pierce, Jennie Farris, Rob-
TT Sanderson, Mary Weaver, Co.
| Raney, Willie Kleinschm,dt, r