The morning call., 1890-05-29
LINCOLN SCHOOL CLOSING.
Good Essays. Declamatlons and orehs

| Good Essays, Declarations and Orches-
tration.
Every available seat at. the Lincoln School
was occupied and fully 4 hundred interested
| spectators stood In the aises during The INFER
esting programme OF closing exercises which
| TOOK place there yesterday afternoon. Flowers
| and applause were given without stint, aud tie
| boys, the teachers and parents were happy.
| The most popular feature Of the afternoon was
| The orchestraTon by boys. boy welded the
| baton and boys alone composed the orchestra
| Inc following programme was rendered.:
| Part Choral, "FIndand's Song; declama-
| ton, pyramids not all Egyptian" John X. Ham
llton; defamation, The March OF Mind"
| George 5. Follans6eej recitation, The Silver
Wed. Wedui ~ Ari n " D9lI2,d defamation,
| Cover Their Graves With flowersh; compost
lion, Natures Scavenger-," John Riley;
defamation, "Osslan's Address TO The sun"
John NJ. Carlson; recitation ASLEEP at The
| switch" Daniel q. Coleman; orchestra, "a Day
Dream deciamation, The Discoveries Of
| the World In Balloon" Louis Levy; dec,ama.
| lion, The American Flag" Harry l.. simon;
defamation. Patriotism" John Ii. Prdeaux;
| Part decomposition, Autumn in the Home
OF Evanellne," Charles Elliot Ebright; reclta.
ton. 4" The Magical lsle" Harry G, B. Morris;
choral. In May Time; defamation, The
Only True Nobility" Frank W. Maybury; com.
POSITION, :. " Education" Fred Michener; dec
0nyOn; orchestra, Alice, Where Art Thon ?1:
defamation. Onward" John J; Phelan decla''
| hNtIuut ran VI NdluludI W OiseN,F Grant q.
Cole; choral, g." There's Path by the RIVER !;
| defamation, Mind The Glory OF Man, David
| }. Buckley recitation, The Hero of Lake Fre.D
| Edward Sloulenburg; composition " Miserable
| More Miserable, Most Miserable" Charles P.
| Burnett; orchestra, Callph of Bagdad .; pres
| ,ntalOn OF Bridge and Lincoln medals. Director
| Flint presentation OF diplomas President bal
| Ion. "
| The following were honorary pupils:
| Mr.. w. A. Leggetps clssS-Charles f. Fckart
Frank W. Fuller, George Elliot Ebright, Arthur
W. Slets0n, Charles r. Burnett, Herbert W.
| CIoZier Richard Newman, Max wolipar Ed.
| ward 7. VOL, John Albert Goodei Herman A
tortriede, William f. Hobo, Geoi &c Sherman
| Polansbee.
Mr.. r. d. Fanlkner's class-James Francis
| Biannan, Henry John Hay, Louis Lew bed
| Graves Kitchener, Ralph Pincus Albert n a.
Burghgrem, Arthur Eugene Davis, John RAlsl, n
| Hamilton, Jacob s. Meyer, Richard t. Onyom.
nand A. M. Westhemer.
line orchestra was composed as follows.
| kiollhs- Richard Newman, Samuel Savannah
| Eugene Duchien, Bonnie Applebaum, LOuis
Lacay, Harry Jacobson, Alver French, Moses
| Solomon. 1ADo
Medals OF honor were given to the pupils whose
| names are subjOined: O
Bridge Medal st-Mr. r. D. Faulkper,s c,,s.
James +, Brannan, Louis Levy, Fed Graves
Kitchener, Richard I. OnyOn, Fe diuapd A, M
Nestheimer a. Ni.
Lincoln Medal li,t-Mr. r. D. Faulkper,s c,,...
| James Il. Brahnan, Louis Levy Fred Graye.
Michener, Richard I. Onyon, Ferdinand A. NJ
| Westheim-r, Arthur E. Davis, Henry / aay
John RalstOn Hamilton, Jacob S. Never RAIN,
| Pincus, Harry l.. Simon. p"
| Lincoln and Bridge MedaIs-W. A. Ieppat,,o
| class: Charles Il. Eekari, Richard Newman
Max Wolman, Frank w. Fuller, George f. Eb,
| man A. Fortriede Edward Z. Wolf Arthnr Siet
| son, Herbert w. Crozier. ivy