The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-20
ON THE HONOR ROLL.
PRIZE WINNERS AMMO UNCED AZ
HASBROUCK INSTITUTE.

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ates, who gave their entertainment Inc
recitations and the vocal and instru-
mental music were so well given that the
audience was unanimously OF the
opinion that no better entertainment OF
the kind had ever been given in the
school. 'La Tour d'Auvergne," which
was recited by Clarence Anderson, was,
perhaps, the success of the evening.
The opening piece was an overture by
the Hasbrouck Orchestra, followed by
Loss of the San Francisco" by Harry ).
Willard. The preparatory class a a
sfMotion Song and a pretty chorus.
The gestures of the nttle
ones were decidedly amusing.
Jennie II. Reynolds recited me
Sunbeam Bertha L. Martin, 1.-THE New
Bonnet and Charles Hardenberg, "A
Bombastic Description" Joseph /. NC.
Lean. "LEcolier, rAbeille ct PAbsinthe."
ssThe Web of Life" an essay, was read by
its author, Alice Dean. Kenneth Mcken
zie played a violin solo well and was
loudly a~pplauded. Henry I. Grevatt
played a piano solo.
A German play, entitled Elm U
tagsfest," was we'll acted by May u. Far
rler, bllOu oulpDldu, aAAl A $500
Hattie E. Tracy, Aline C. Koonz, Robert
J.. Hoos, Kate G. Marzolf and Henry Al
bers. Jr. A charming duet was sung by
Bertha +. Martin and Charles McF. Hunt.
Albert G. Mehrhof recited 1.-THE Dutch
mans Hem in a way that was extremely
amusing. "Class History of '89," edited
by Walter & Muirheid and Kate N. IN
dali, was read by Maud Williams, who
did full justice to the hits and
humorous illusions made at the ex-
pense of her class mates. Several
songs were sung by the German classes;
Irene G.. Philips recited "Daisy's Faith,
James M. Williams, "True Success;,'
Frederick White, "The Elf Child" and
Grace Toffey, "Deux Mots." A beautiful
sol was sung by Agnes Athow. THE
Expected Visitors" was well done by r.
Maud Hitler, JEANNE N. Marks, Jessie r
PerLee, Gertrude r. Rudderow, Anton.
cite d. Stratford and Clara Wilkinson.
The closing piece, a vocal solo, was well
sung by Fred G. M. Flagg.
Mr.. Parsons read the roll of honor and
then announced the winner of prizes.
These prizes will be awarded as follows at
the commencement Thursday evening"
The G. w. Clerihew gold medal for
scholarship in Boys Department to Harry
S. Willard.
The George Caragan gold medal for
scholarship in Girls Department to Kate
N. Randall.
The William r. Evans gold medal for
best piece of cast drawing to Kate N.
Randall. with honorable mention OF Hello
Use Hamilton and Carrie V. K. Bedell.
The Edwin +. Bacon gold medal for
progress in German to William Suther-
land, with honorable mention of Annie
K. Koonz, May d. Farrier and Harry S.
Willard.
The Edwin f. Bacon gold medal for pro-
gress in French to Helen J. Barrett, with
Memorabilia r11pntinn Of Nav N Ghnfnr
Emma B. Carpenter and William G..
Serrell.
The Fl. c. Wait prize for best piece of
architectural drawing to Gustav w. Lem
beck.
The George Miller gold medal for best
ton, with honorable mention of Minnie
Holmes and Clara Wilkinson.
The following is the honor roll. The
list includes the names of all scholars
whose average during the year has been
ninety per e or over
BOYS DEPARTMENT-Henry Albers, Clarence
Anderson, Julius w. Baier, Raymond v. Baylor,
Robert o. Babbitt, Jr, G. Harold Bouton, lie
Grand Bouker, Edward ?, Puffett, George w.
William n. Davy, Warren Davy, ]. A. Dear. Jr..
William Y. Dear, Walter NJ. Dear, William
i. Evans. Fred 9. Earl, Ralph L.
Samuel H. Lyons, John s. Lyons, Samuel ". Me,
Aneney, Joseph P. Mclean, Boyd Mclean, DON
aid McNaughton,. William T. McConvill, Wilbur
Muirheid, j. Edward Muller, Jr., Lyman II.
Opdycke, Fred w. Pangborn. Jr., George
E Perkins. Walter Pfetffer, Dudley D.
Robertson, John t. Rowland, Fred E. Scott,
William 9. Serrell. Harry N. Selyage,
Walter A. Sherwood, Manning F. Stires, David
f. Smith, Jr., Freeman A. Smith, Solomon
Stoddard, ], Frank Stratford, J. Stephen Stout,
Renwick NJ. Speers, Eugene Sutherland, Louis
Garrick, Herbert @. ellison. Harry T.. Grevatt,
TNuan al G Horarxa IAaa~I- n.A-akk E-roI. n
Hague, Charles Hardenberg, Waldo B. Hopkins,
J. Percy Hunting, G. j. Hunt, Robert Hoos,
f.; Sherwood Hedden, Arthur R. Kingsbury,
Albert E; Koonz, Harold A. Koonz, Gustav Will
lam Lembeck, Harry F.. Lewis, William Lock
wood, James A. Love, Henry @. Louderbough,
William Sutherland, Frank Tichenor, George Z.
James R. Turner, William W.. varrick, Peter
vredenburgh, William II. Wellbrock, James NJ.
Meilliams, Harry S. Willard, j. Abeel Williamson
GIRLS DEPARTMENT. Eta v. Abernethy, Ida
N. Allen, Helen J, Barrett. Carrie V. R.. Bedell,
Mary L. Bray, Helen Bray, Bessie Briggs, Lulu
w. Brown, Edith Buschman, NJ. Gertrude Car
land, Emma B. Carpenter, Florence B. Clerihew,
Blanche Collins, Fannie M. Condict, Alice Dean.
Annie E. Dickinson, Florence A. Evans, May D.
Farlier, Bessie r. Grant, Matte A. Hartnett,
Heloise Hamilton, Minnie Holmes, Bessie
Hunt, Edith s. Hunt, Regina G. Justin,
Louise 7. Keppelmann, Susie " Knox, Bessie v.
II. Speers, Grace Toffey, Hattie E.. Tracy, Annie
M. Turner, Matte Turner, Florence A. Under
wood, Nellie A. Underwood, Bessie G. Van
Horne, Jennie l. Vreeland, Elizabeth A. yree-
land, Mary W.. Walker, Grace D.. White,
Matte L. Wiggers, Maude Williams,
Annie A. Koonz, Aline Koonz, Edith
Kopido, Ida NJ. Lembeck, Amy L. Lewis,
Helen Lockwood, Louise McNaughton, Alice
Macdonald, Jeanie M. Marks, Katie G. Marzolf,
Lucy. K; Meigs, Grace Meigs, May S. Miller,
Perry, Irene g. Phillips, Lille Prime, Kate N.
Randall, Jennie NJ. Reynolds, Lille v. Rose,
Gertie r. Rudderow, Annie Scott, Addie Seudder.
Alice Scudder, May N. Shafer, Bijou Shipman
and Edith X. smith.
Perfect in attendance during the year
in the Boys Department.
Clarence Anderson, Robert o. Babbitt. Jr.. 7.
A. Dear, Jr., W. Y. Dear. Walter M. Dear, James
TSesesRney' samuel Mel, Il; Lyons Donald MassNaughton,
Walter Pfeiffer, Richard L Ridgway, Eugene
Sutherland and ]. Stewart Walker.
Perfect in tendanc in the Girls De-
partment:-
Ella Field, Alice Koonz, Louise P. Keppelmann.
Susie v. Knox, Hattie Parker, Kate N. Randall
Lille B. Rose, Nellie A. Underwood and Mary w.
Walker. ~
The highest i've in the Boys Depart
ment are:-
Harry s. Willard, 9e.b; ]. A. Dear, Jr. o.. ..
William @. Serrell, 9h7; Henry Albers, 95.i'
Edward P. Buffet 81. a;
The highest five in the Girls Depart
ment are:-
Kate N. Randall, 9s. Is; Louise P. Keppelmanp.
9S.1; Susie v. Knox, 98.l; Helen j. Barrett, O7. IA.
May N. Shafer, g7.28.
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