The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-19
UNDERGRADUATES DAY
Pleasant Exercises at Has
brouCk's--The Roll
of Honor.

graduates of Hasbrouck's Institute yes
terday afternoon was a successful and
excellent one. The programme was we'll
given, and, though a long one. the large
audience were interested to the close.
The Hasbrouck orchestra played its best,
and the singing by the primary class and
the Junior Glee Club showed careful
training. James NJ. Williams, in
essay on "Richelieu and France
the fate of Virginia by Miss Hattie f.
Bartlett was also interesting. The Arith-
metic Lesson. by Arthur Dean, and EN-
mett's Vindication, by Frank Stratford,
drama, True Charity, +" was cleyerly done
by Misses Helen Bray. Helen IL. Patten n,
Edith Buschman, Irene G. Phillips. Mat
tie S. Miller and Mary Walker. The
reading of the Glass Journal of 80 by
Miss Jessie r. Per Lee was enjoyed, as
was also the recitation of S~chneider's
Dough. Miss iA Rsiina E. Justin
played a piano selection from Chopin ex-
cellently, and the song and drill, "Buy O.
Broom by the primary class, was we'll
done A scene from a play by Mollere
was given by four young girls, after
After some music the honor roll for the
year was read. 1t included all scholars
whose average per cent. during the year
has been ninety or over, and was as 1ol-
lows
Boys Department-Henry Albers, Jr.,
Fred Ausyausen. Raymond v. Baylor,
Harry Benson, E. Merwin Bishop, lie
Grand Bouker, G. Harold Bouton, Will
liam II. Cane, w. Pierce Carson, Harry
III. Cummings. Walter NJ. Dear, Arthur
Dear, Warren Davey, Leigh III. Davey,
Robert L. Demarest. Alvin Drehle.
William II. Evans, Ralph Il. Farrier,
Benjamin Il. Farrier, Clinton b. Fisk.
Louis w. Garrick, Leland Il. Garretson,
William V. z. Garretson, Joseph G. Gre
watt, Peter A. Grevatt, Frank s. Gem
neil, F. Sherwood HeGden, Daniel S.
Hardenberg, Jr., Henry A. Hintemann.
Richard B. Kent, Harold A. Koonz, AL
bert E. Koonz, Harry &. Louder,
Dough, David A. Mcbride, Walter
i. McDerinott Frank L. Mccullough.
Edward L. Mckenzie, Boyd Mclean,
Joseph P. Mclean, Donald McNaughton,
Weymer j. Mills, William G. Morris, j.
Dudley d. Parker, Fred w. Pangborn, il.
George +. Perkins, Jr., Walter Pfeifer,
George Reindel, Theodore Ii. Rehberger,
Richard L. Ridgway,. Fred Z. Scott,
Arthur v. Scott. William G. Serrell,
Walter A. Sherwood, Stephen r. Smith,
GItu W. Ouy1Ct3 OOAh Ii. OuJAOl,
Frank b. Stratford. Herbert r. Stratford,
Manning F. Stires. William Sutherland.
William ). Irving, Roy e. Tallman,
Dwight ID. Tallman, Francis A. Tallman,
Dudley Thurston, George E. Tracy,
Charles II. Turner, James r. Turner, Jr.,
William Y. Yaricki ,a Jr,. james SnSa =. yrs-
Charles f. Watt. Alexander E.. Webb,
Otis G. Webb. Charles Wendt, Edward
Wendt, Fred G. White, James A. Will
hanson, Harry S. Willard, James NJ.
Williams and Henry WittDenn.
GIRLS DEPARTMENT.
Ida Fl. Allen, Helen Bray, Helen J.
Brown, Lulu W. Brown. Edith Busch
man, Isabel E. Claf1in, Florence B. Cleri-
hew, Addie Clerihew, Blanch Collins,
Esmiralda Cornwall. Alice Dean,
Annie E. Dickinson, Florence Evans, |
Mabel Evans, Lottie Fountain.
mace, Grace Finn. Jessie G. tFennesG ertie,
Gibson. Mabel.D. Gibson, Nellie J. Gould
Bessie r. Grant, Edith NJ. Graft,
Hattie A. Hartnett, FINELY H. Hartnett,
Madeline Harvey, Heloise Hamilt on,
Minnie Houghton, Florence Hovey, Re
gina E. Justin, Mabel W. Kip, Stella
Knight, Elizabeth v. Knox, Annie X.
Koonz, Aline G. Koonz, Amy L. Lewis,
Alice Low, Helen Lockwood. M. Alice
Macdonald, Jeanne M. Marks.
Katie c. Marzolf, Bertha Martin, May j.
Mac Williams, Lucy X. Meigs, Matte S.
Miles. Lille Monahan, Effe Newkirk,
Hattie Parker, Jessie r. Der Lee, j..
Louise Perry, Jessie w. Perry, Helen II.
Patten, Irene G. Phillips. Ethel Phillips,
Jennie H. Reynolds, Florence M. Ride
out. May T. Russell, Addie Scudder,
Bijou A. Shipman, Nellie E. Smith, Mag
gle Smith. Eva A. Snyder, Cassie Van
w Speer, Susie X. Teetset.
Grace Toffey, Helen A. Thurston,
Hattie E. Tracy, Ethel TAYLOR, Matte
Turner, Annie NJ. Turner, Irene Vermil-
yea, Mary w. Walker, Matte H.. Wiggers, |
Bess II. Williamson, Grace D. White,
Blanche E. Wood, and Irene Wood.
THE HIGHEST HoNoRs.
The highest five in scholarship in the
Dermott, 9791, C. w. Clerihew gold
lnedaD; Fred Ausgausen, 97.S6; Henry
Aibers, 96.S: Harry S.. Willard, 1854:
Walter Pfeiffer. 96.I.
The highest five in the Girls Depart
ment were Nellie ]. Gould, GA, George
Carragan gold medal; Helen j. Bassett,
s7.3; Annie X. Koonz, 81; Mamie FlnIay,
sc. 9; Alice Dean, 1874.
Honors for excellence of wo TX in the
Art Department. were awarded by Mrs.
Rhoda Holnes-Nicholls
Painting from still life-Clara Wilkin-
son-George Miller. gold medal; Grace
Toffey and Clara Dear, honorable men
ton.
Cast drawing--Bessie r. Grant - Will
liam I. Evans, gold medal; Hattie &c.
and Eva A. Snyder. honorable
Architectural drawing-Joseph c.. Gre
Ausgausen and Harry g. Louderbough,
honorable mentiou /