Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-25
H1I1HousE HIGH SCHOOL.

The Graduating Exercises T0-NfGns as the Hyperion-The Programme Exercises to Begin as 7:45-The Names Of the Graduating Glass Highest Rank In SchOAarsAhPH-AAo Commercial Course.
 This evening the graduating exercises of the ssnior class of Hillhouse High school take place at the Hyperion. Superintendent Dutton desires the papers to announce that the exercises will begin at 7:45 promptly. The members of the board of education will occupy the lower boxes. The graduating class will occupy the lower part of the tier of seats on the stage, the other High school students the seats above. Prof. Jepson will conduct the musical exercises. The evenings programme is as follows: Music-Our Victorious Banner. Julius Benedict Oraton-Law and Order ::;......... ..-'.'''-
 John Weston Allen. Essay-Old Dutch Customs in America.
 Minnie Louise Tillou. How Lovely are the Messengers. ..Mendessohn Essay-What Shall We Read. ad........................
 Harriett Louis Krapp. Essay-Independent Women. ..:........-...-.....
 Gertrude May Craig. Music-The Cuckoo Sings in the Poplar Tree; Essay-immigration and its Dangers
 Emma EIecta Robinson hSS's May Louise Biackman. Music-Al Mortals Here, Solo ..Gounod
  oration-Human Littleness and Human Greatness.
 Ralph Delahay Paine Music-Cradle song-Henry Smart. ...............-. iassas-'oA ropqN Eta May Hadley. Oration-The Value of Work-With the Valedictory
 william Lyman Couch -Gloria-Latin verson. Mozart, solos
 Class Quartette.
 PRESENTATION DIPLOMAS. Music-Class Song, ssThe Parting Hour, n.. JepSon
 - QUARTErTE. Sadie Graves Bright, Etta May aadley, Edward
 Glove Woodstock, Watson Stiles Woodruff The andiencs are in1iied to join in the singing
 Ere the parting word is spoken,
 Many tender ties to break,
 Heavenly Father, grant thy blessing.
 For thy love and d mercy's% % sake
 Severed every earthly tie,
 May we meet, once more united,
 Never more to say goodbye.
 Pianist, Harry Benjamin Jepson, 's9
 SENIOR GLASS, 1889. ETorence l. Beardsiey Flora M. Lockwood Mary C Bishop Annie H. McLauchian, Jennie na r. Biackman, Bertha Q; Merwin. Mary L. Blackman, Virginia P; Mix, Margaret E. Roland, Anna E. Morris, Jennie H Boyce Jessie A. Moulthrop, Saidee G. Bright, Mary J. Murphy, Bertha Der Brush, Martha A. Northrop, Ressie M Cain Marion D. Preston, Emma D. Clark, Emma E. Robinson, Josephine T. Costello, Theresa A: Rohan, Harri A R. Glive S. Day. Mary E. Smith, Jane e. Dillon, Jessie A. Snider, Alice M Finch Minnie A. Tillou, Mary E. Flynn, Mary J. Turner, Susie S Fowler Annie F. Wargner, Etta M Hadley Amy G. Whitmore, Alice N. Heath, Grace E. Kelsey, Barbara A. Kenney, Kate E. k1loy, Harriett l.. Krapp, Eva A. Lee, Jobn w Allen Johu w. Avery, | Henry D. Bradley, Arthur E. Booth, Charles T. Cannon, LeRoy Clark, Moves D. Clark William L. Couch, Frederick T. Easterbrook Simon P. Goodhart, William J. Hackett Harry 5: JepSon, Walter P JudsoD, Francis McKiernan, James F. Lnahan, Emanuel Lyons, Alan RI Mcfarland, Charles W. Merrels John w Merriman, James A. Mitchell, Alfred G. Nadler, Ralph D. Paine, James F. Reynolds, Benjamin F. Rowland, Joseph c. 5egar. Harry H. Shepard, Thomas c. B. Shell, George F. Starkweather, George F. Stickney, Edward Q. sutton, Amasa Trowbridge, Watson s. Woodruff, Edward 0. Woodstock, Pierre J. Wurts, THE HIGHEST RANKS IN SCHOLARSHIP FOR FOUR | YEARS. | George P. starkweather, Jennie R. Boyce, | Moves D. Clark Jennie Y. Blackman, William L. Couch May L. BlackmaD, Gertrude M Craig, Annie H. McLauchlan, I,ottie w Sloan, Bertha DeF'. Brush. Valedictorian, William L. Couch. COMMERCIAL CLASS (Two YEARS CoURsE) Annie A. Erberth Thomas c. Hadden, Georgianna Johnson, George A. Hart, Jennie A. Moran; Henry B. d. hurd. Nelson s. Blake Richard W. Keast, Vim O. Converse, Augustus M LeBrun, Timothy F. Doherty, John E. Mulvey, George A. Eldridge, Ralph H. Pardee Wu. NJ Flannery, Henry B. Perrigo, Frank H Gates John J. Shanley. Ross F. Gates. Wm. L. Welch.