New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-26
GRADUATES FROM GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
BRIGHT BOYS AND GIRLS WHO WON tn
Ann MTnlTS

BRIGHT BOYS AND GIRLS WHO WON THE
PRIZES AND MEDALS.
The graduating exercises of the male department
OF Grammar School No. sc were held at the school
building Ninety sixthst. and Lexington-ave, yester-
day afternoon. The schoolroom was decorated with
American flags. Cages Of singing birds hung at the
windows Robert E. Steel presided. The Rev. DR..
W T. SHINING opened the ceremonies and inter
esting programme consisting Of Rotations songs and
choruses was given The class OF '91 numbers forty
four 20 per cent OF the whole class were admitted 10
the City College The Joseph l. Green medal for the
highest percentage in his class for the year was
awarded to Oscar Wagner who also won a similar
medal offered by Mr.. Green to that member Of the
graduating class Of the school who should pass the
best entrance examination to the City College. Mas
ter Wagner" said Principal William A. owen yester-
day ais proudly conscious Of the fact that he has been
exceed by only boy in this city in the examine
ton for admission to the College Of the City Of New
York. That boy went up from Grammar School No.
s91 The valedictory address WIS delivered by Fred
erick W. Mayer, the subject being, "Musing Before
Beginning"
The annual commencement Of the female depart
ment Of Grammar School No. so also held yes
terday afternoon. programme consisting OF choruses,
songs and recitatons given by the pupils. 1t
was announced that Josie Blauvet, Frances Gold
water and Dinah Rosenbuetl, had taken the highest
percentages at recent examination on grammar.
geometry and arithmetic respectively. The Lambert
gold medal for the best examination for admission to
the Normal College was awarded TO Dlnah Rosen-
blueth
The graduating exercises OF Grammar School No. 3.
male department. held at the school, No. 4ss
Hudsonst.. yesterday morning. large number OF
the friends of the graduating class attended. pro-
gramme consisting OF recations, violin. mandolin
and vocal solos, accompanied by tie school orchestra,
was listened 10 with pleasure. The Whiteside gold
medal for the highest percentage in an examination
for admission to the College Of the City Of NewYork
was awarded TO Renwick W. Abbott A gold medal
was also awarded TO william H. CrOme Joseph Sobel
made the valedictory address The class OF '01 is
composed Of:
Norman J. Acker, William J. Lockhart, Alfred c. An
drews Daniel Ii. j. MOriary, Renwck w Abbott Robert
j. W. W. Mulgan, Benjamin Bernstein John b. McElroy.
Samuel T. Brown, Pierre NJ. Maggie, Elmer r. Brouner.
George W. Olvany. Elmer J. Brcke Charles A. olden-
sadt Robert A. Banta, Schuyler c. Rhoades Arthur w.
Corse Bernard f. Rafferty,, William H. Cromc, Harry p.
Reid, Harry j. Cohen, James II. ReDylle John G. Con-
nelly Rober: II. Seaman, Henry d. Drewes, Harry j.
Spalding Theodore Demarest, Harry r. Stewart John
H. Hudson, jr., Joseph Sobel, Haakon b. HaakoDsen.
George r.. Spinning Henry NJ. Jensen. Charles II. Ship
man. Joseph Kronacher, William Taylor. Albert C. Laun.
John E. Wade, Frederick A. Lenthner, Andrew J. White
side. IT,, James w. Lynch, John Z. +. Wesman aud
Howard c. Lithgow.
OF these thirty-two passed the examination for
trance TO the College OF the City of New York.