New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
FROM GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
CLOSING EXERCISES HELD YESTERDAY.
FLAG PRESENTED BY A GRAND ARMY POST

FLAG PRESENTED BY A GRAND ARMY POST
OTHER FEATURES
The building of Grammar school No. 6o at No 136
East one hundred and thirty eghtlst. was hhed WIN
friends and relatives Of the scholars yesterday a'er
noon Great preparations had been made iOr inc com
mencement. and 1t was highly successful Inc Soui's
women were all DRESSED in white and MADE charming
,icture The valedctOrian George NJ Clarh, anu
A. j. Rogers made an address TO the graduates Inc
n y ClaHin e. A. L. Post presented a handsome nag
90 the school George NJ. Clark and Alice +. EiSenOrd
received the Beal" medals for general eNcehehce'
The graduates Lulu l. Bacon, G. May Barry, Oar'
A. Batey, julia ID. Bsyer, Maud Beebe, Minnie berger
Sadie Berger Florence X. Bingham, Justine u Breeh'
Annie W. Brenzinger, Mary f. Brenzinger, Llzhe H.
I,rinoiNmann, Kate .. Brockway, Amy L. Brown Elsie
f Butler Mamie F. Canfeld Mabel A. Carman' Louise
Case Jessie f. Cuhng Mamie T. Donohue' Alice H.
Eisenlord Lillian NJ. Esther Margaret A. f1tzsim-
MONS Emma NJ. Forgini, Edna Frank Adele fneu-
mann, Fannie l. Geary. Isabella Gum. Henrietta H.
Haren Selma Hanson, Bertha G. Hardie. Louise Is
Itove Gertrudc r Hynes Adelaide a. Kelly, Hattie
g. Kimmens Helen King. Emily A. Kurz, Agnes L.
Ihhgow Mary Belle Lounsbury. Mamie b. Meao'
Cora N. Merritt Edith b. Perry, Edna L. Price Eliza
beth A. Rex Grace l.. Roselle, Irma Rowe. Bessie d.
Sutton Lydia Swift, Edith Ten Eyck, Maude THORNLEY,
Ada V Tool1er May Wilson, William Booth, George NJ
Clark william J. Cunningham. Ferdinand f. Dericti
Herman Dohm, William II. Doom. Jemcs c. duane
George f. Ferguson Frederick L. Flynn, Paul W.
Friedmann, Edwin Gum, Lyle II. Hail. Eugene H.
HERS Charles Holzderber Wilbur NJ. Jones. Arthur w.
Keane Charles L. KrumdlccR, II. warren Lawrence
Franklin Lynch Norman Martin, Henry F. MeinecKe'
John J. Murphy, Anthony j. Oliver. Ernest r. seixas
William L. shnar. Miles F. stevens. William Z. Taylor
Robert C. Ten Fyck Herbert J. Townsend. hubert F.
X Townsend Charles Vollbracht. Edward J. Wagner
and John II. Witzef.
Grammar School No. 54 at One-hundred and fourth
st. and Amsterdam ave. also had most pleasant CLOS
ing exercises yesterday, and scholars ana frehos
turned out in force to help Beside Rotations and
sonrs there WAS competitive drill between two
classes The Rev. DR.. j. B. Shaw made an address
10 the graduates and Alonzo G. Oakley delivered inc
valedictory address Medals were presented 10 the
following graduates The Misses Josie c. LINK Grace
Hubbard Irene MacEntee, Fanny c. Morse susan
NJ Sduier Maggie NJ. swain, and to Frederick IT,
Koch Edward J. Musgrave, and AlonzO c. Oakley.
There were 161 graduates from Grammar school NO.
80 at Northumberland thirty -fOurtEst and LchoN
ave.
At the closing exercises Of Grammar School NO
90 recitaons callsthcnicS and songs made an inter
esting programme The address t. the graduates was
made by John L. n. Hunt. president of the Board OF
Fducation while the vaedctorv address was delivered
bv Florence Hayden. The graduates were Josephine
Cuskley Mary c. Cassidy. Carrie Damn EMMA
Dietrich Blanche A. Emra. Belle r. EmTa' Maggie
Edel, Madeline Griffith, Florence Hayden Estelle l.
Hatch Gertrude x. Hoffman, Maggie Kingston, Mary
+.
Ion. Charles Judson Kirk, Henry Klotz. William Nil
bauer Thomas X Price Adolph &. Hupfcl. Theresa
Loeble Jennie McGin Minnie Mcmahon. Edna scheel'
Emma Buehler.
The commencement of the boys department of Gram
mar school 40. 10 held at the school, some
handsome exhibitions of school work were made, and
An interesting programme was given under the charge
of the principal, William b. Friedberg. The graduates
were Henry Chevanney, william Frey. william Fran
discus, e. NJ Heumaun, J. Archer Hodge, Edward r
Klein John SChworcr, Albert b. Schrer' J' T. 'lVoi
del and G.. Maxwell. 49,, ,
Gammar school No. ga held its twentieth annual
commencement I'm the school building In WcbsteraVe
Foriham The valedictOry address was given py
Amelia Wohlfarth and the diplomas we're presented 6y
tn principal. William J. Kcnnard Following a.e the
GRADUATES Mary Belle Armstrong, Roy r. ATnOlo, Ella
/. Berry, Margaret G. Bird annie NJ poon GYM
Hess Rsniiy c. Huckeg Margaret K. McElrOy, Lucy F..
McCiera ghty Sarah c. McGheraghty, Ehe A. Mllner'
Militant r. O'Rourle, Edwin ObeTwarth, susie NJ;
RodIer Florence NJ. Shade, Amelia Wohlfarth and
Mary G. Holmes. - &C.,, ~, 10
The female department. Of Grammar school bon NO -
held its closing exercises at tho school, NO. 2Oo East
Forty. st. Miss NJ J. Farmer the principal pre-
sided There were twenty-five graduates.