Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-14
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CAN GO TO THE HIGH SCHOOL.
scholars from the Graded schools |
Whose standing I'm Scholarship
0ualines Them 60 Knter-Features
Of Glass Day and Graduation Exer-
cises. =
The names of those scholars of the gram
mar schools who will 60 to the Hillhouse
High school without examination this year
were given to Superintendent Curtis yes
terday by the principals of the various
schools, and list of the successful
scholars is published below. Yesterday
the names of those from Woolsey school
were published. Following is the revised
list:
Eaton school-Edwin Wildman, Adele
Merwin, Joseph Sheridan, William Healey,
Howard Meserve, William Cooney, James
Clark, William Scranton, Essie Lamport,
Stella Oakley, Lucy Plumley, Reuben Kee-
Ter.
Dwight school-Walter Eichman, Benja-
min Lum, Newell Bradley, Dorothy Cone,
Abby Allen, Alice Draine, Florence Law,
Marian Feuchtwanger, Carrie Holmes, Ed
ward Harmon, Grace Ritter, May Plunkett,
Nettie Fullerton, Charles Buttricks, Mary
Shepard, Daniel Read, Jessie Hall.
Wooster school-Harry Smell, Charles
MacLelland, Charles Mack, Caroline Thorn
as, Frances Lane, Louise Beach, Willis
Jennings, Theodore Pallman.
WEIGH school-John Lee ellison, Mabel
Agnes Sherman, Grace Sarah Maltby, Har-
riet May Hubbell, Marshall Emb1er, Kath-
crime Theresa Sullivan.
Washington school-Victor Knowlew-
oil Tnh w
Lines, Clara Rebe, Katie Callahan, Ma
bel Short, Edwin Cory, Mabel Stevens,
Alice Minor, Lillian Speer, Frank Eberth,
May Chappell, Edgar Corbett and Charles
Bowman.
Hamilton school-Patrick Dunlavey,
Thomas Hayes, Margaret Hogan, Rose
Loreco, Bessie Logan, Annie Herman, Al
ice Herman, Mary Reilly.
Lowell school-Arthur Lowell, Charles
Fowler, Edith Hanna, Cornelia Trowbridge,
Alice Russell, Lilly Hopton, James Hall
Bassett, Lizzie Bolton, Fred Staub, Jerry
Murphy, Anna Barnes, Nettie Morse, Min
ME Jackson, Edna Graham.
Winchester school-Lola Delphine Bar.
low, Gertrude Gracefeld Wheeler, Sarah
| Isabel Bassett, Nellie Gertrude Burton,
Kittie Watson Miller, Mary Anna Doherty
| Arsine Elizabeth Jones, Ida Alice Coming
Lunetta Mae Platt, Nicholas Charles Scan
| Ion, Mabel Asenoth Tyrel.
Webster school-Josephine Clark, Will
liam Starkweather, Henry B. Rodman
Thomas Sloan, Amelia Neebe, Elizabeth
Chamberlin, James Wyman, Fred
Thompson, Walter Dole, George Ho
vey, Matilda Hecht, Clara Spalding
James Howorth, jr., Anna Hellemann
| Catherine German, Fannie Sherman, Otte
l
Smith, Martin Heath, Augusta Moellar
| Louis Minor, Frances Healy.
CLASS DAY EXERCISES.
Glass day exercises are always interest
ing and those Of this year promise to b.
no less so than those of preceding years
They will be held on Wednesday afternoo,
of April % in the High school hall. Tn
ley, Miss Anna Twitchell and B. j. Hen
drick, Burt Lee and Henry Brewer '91 S.
The prophets will be Miss Nina Mann
John E. Brennan and Edward E. Uh
'91 S.
Interspersed will be music selection
among which will be Lohr's solo "Paradis
Square," by Mr.. Spier, and a violin sol
by Mr. Lanzetel 81 S.
The class will also sing some selections
GRADUATION EXERCISES.
| One of the features of the graduation
this year will be the reading of an essa.
by William H. Ferris, colored boy
This will be the first time in the histor,
of high school graduation that colore,
student has achieved this distinction. HI
has been popular in his class and wa
elected to the motto committee. He is re
markedly bright and will go to Yale ant
in time to study law.
The chorus under the direction o
Professor B. F. Jepson will render tn
following selections:
Out on the waters-By McFarren.
| Lovely Appear-Choru from the Redemption
Soldiers chorus from Faust.
| Down the Rhine-Trio for female voices.
| Praise 70 the Father-Gounod
Spring Song-Veazie.
A National Hymn-To Thee, o, Country.
The senior quartet is composed of tn
following:
Miss Matte Griswald, soprano, Mis-
Maud Klock, alto, Mr.. S. Spier, tenor, an
Mr.. Charles Brown, basso, will sing tn
cross song, "With Hearts Untried." Tn
music of this song was composed by Pro
lessor Jepson and the words were writer
by B. J. Hendrick of the graduating class
who has been editor-in-chief for the pas
year of The Crescent.
The class motto is 'Nom Nobis Solum.
The accompanist for the evening will b
Joseph J. Dunn.