The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-06-28
THE GRADED SCHOOL.
EIGHTEENTH COMMENCEMENT

ol EIGHTEENTH COMMENCEMENT
The Roll Of Honor-HIgh School FinI
IS xaminations-The Medal Scholars
l. Order of Commencement Exercise
j. etc.
It The closing of the Bennington Grade
4 School, always an event interesting t
g Bennington, people at home and,abroad
this year attracts larger attention fron
the fact that eighteen are to leave thei
= home alma Mater and 20 out into tn
untrIed world of hustle and business
some perhaps to higher institutions o
learning. They are soon to grapple will
the problem Of life more than hith
Z erto.
, The public exercises will be held il
School hall tomorrow evening at 7:3I
O'Clock. According to our usual custom
we give the following particulars:
ROLL OF HoNoR-MEDAL SCHOLARS, 1887
1888.
High school, entrance examination
Ruth A, Squire, Maud Wheeler.
Room No. 10 Grace England; No. II
Henry F. Cordes; No. 10 Eliza KIRK
wood; No. 9 May Townsend; No. s
Laura Rogers; No. Nellie Patchin; No,
3 DIV. y ArtheI Hollister, Mary Hyde
DIV, lD Olive Potter; NJ. Ella Kinst.
Ter; No. 3 Adele Kinstler; No. 2 Louis
Kennon; No. Harry Haynes, Ethel
Beckwith.
HIGH SCHOOL FINAL BXAMINATIoNS.
Medieval History-Carrie Warren
100; Mary Rawson 100; Bertha Girls
void 9625; Collins Graves %; Nelson
Murphy 81 So; Sara j. hawks 80 5-6;
Rose Lindley 8S,S; Maude Townsend
SO; Abbie Sherman S625; Jennie Cady
80.
English, Past and Present-Susie
Rogers 100; Frances E. Stillson 100 (;
Flora NJ. Murphy 100; Ora E. Gibson
100; Huling Blackmer 100; Charles Hall
100; Mary HARDWOOD 100; Hattie Patchin
100; Ethel Robinson 90; Kate lockwood
go; Edith Robinson 80.
Book Keeping-Edw, Dewey 100;
Harriet Patchin 100; Maude Townsend
100,
English Literature-Hattie HARDWOOD
90; Mary Harwood 80; Huling Blackmer
80; Susie Rogers SO; Flora Murphy %;
Hattie Patchin 95; Frances E. StiIson
"a; Charles Hall 81; Ethel Robinson VI
Edith Robinson 80; Ora Gibson 90; Kate
lockwood So.
Astronomy-Edith Robinson So; Ethel
Robinson Sl.5.
Virgil's Eneid-Susie Rogers 90;
Frances Stillson 95.3; Hattie HARDWOOD
95.2; VIM. B. Jennings 81.
Latin Prose Compostion-Hattie Har
wood 93.S; Susie Rogers OIL,
Zo-ology-Millie Parsons 70.
History English Language-Mary
Loomis So; Millie Parsons. 80.
Political Economy Harriet Patchin
100; Mary A. Harwood 100; Flora NJ.
Murphy 100; Susie Rogers 100; f. Edith
Robinson 95; F. Ethel Robinson 80;
Kate M. lockwood So.
Latin Lessons-Collins Graves 968
Charles w. Pierce 955s; Jennie Cady
9l15; Mary. Rawson 81 l-6
Rhetoric-Carrie Warren 81; Mary
LOOMS 81; Sara j. Hawks IS; Kate
lockwood 95; Laura Murphy 80; Eddy
Thomas 832 Fred Hutchins 50.
Botany-Eddy Thomas 95; Mary
LOOMS 90.
Physics-Sara j. Hawks Sl25
Commercial Law'June 81, ISS9-Sara
j. Hawks 100; Carrie Warren 100;
Eddy Thomas 100; Mary Loomis 100;
Laura Murphy 100; Fred Hutchins
100.
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMME.
|. observation-disclosures" Orchestra
2, Prayer.
3. Salutatory 1.-THE Power of Music,'
Harriet c. Patchin
4. Essay, "Old Associations"
F. Edith Robinson
5. Grafton, "Inventions," Ora L, Gibson
9. Essay, "Cynics" Kate NJ, lockwood |
7. Essay, "Wantcd,' Mary II. Loomis |
5, Contralto Solo, Voices of the Woods"
Miss MaryeL, Hutchins
3. Essay, aside Lights Of History"
Frances e. stillson
10. Grafton, "oliver Cromwell"
Fred G. Hutchins
II, Essay, "Sham and Reality"
Sara j, Hawks
II. Essay, "Giants," Laura b. Murphy |
10. Grafton, "Chance," s. Huling Blackmer
"a. Music Orchestra
TO- Essay "Chains;" F. Ethel Robinson
TO- Essay, "hilestones," Mary A. Harwood |
H. Grafton, Labor" Eddy Ii, Thomas
IS. Essay, "Jewels," Carrie L. Warren
H. Music, Orchestra
TO- Essay, Mysteries" Flora NJ. Murphy
II. Grafton 1.-THE Future of Our Country"S
Charles Hall
e. Essay, monuments" Hattie d. HARDWOOD
Is. Valedictory, Hammer and Anvil"
Susie 1. Rogers
"A. Glass Song, Music by r. o. Goldsmith
"sohly evening now approaches,
And the daylight fades away"
49, Comforting Of Diplomas.
70. Benediction.
Motto-Ientandd via est,
GRADUATING CLASS.
College preparatory course-Hattie D.
HARDWOOD.
Three years general course-Flora NJ.
Harriet G. Patchln, Kate NJ.
lockwood. F. Edith Robinson, Ora E.
iihson, STANCES E. Stillson, Mary A.
1arwood, *Susie ]. Rogers, f. Ethel
Robinson, S, Huling Blackmer, Charles
Hall,
with Latin.
Two years business course-Carrie l..
Warren, Mary Ii. Loomis, Sara j.
hawks, Laura B. Murphy, Fred G.
iutchins, Eddy Ii. Thomas.
White in the class color. The instru-
mental music is to be furnished by
ioldsmith's orchestra; Pianist, Mrs.
leo. W. Keeseman.
AT the close of the public programme,
he usual reception by the class to theiI
invited friends.