Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07
naAnIlArINn ExERcIsEs.
Pronrnmne Arranged By the High
 school Clnas of 1892.

Pr0RKmmxm@ Arranged By tho High
 school Claas of 1s02. The programme for the graduating exercises of the High school class of '92, which will take place in the Jacques au- ditorium tomorrow evening. is as fol- lows:
 Music, Quartette -Madrigal from ..The
 Mikado,D Sullivan salutatory. tread by Myra M. Somers)
 Katherine J. Smith Essay, .tHow to Attain Success"
 Verona c. Fitzpatrick Essay, sThe Coast Defenses of the
 United States," (excused)
 Joseph Tracey Essay, American Women of Note," Stella L. Kilmer Essay, 'sour Furbearers,"
 B. Gertrude Garrigus Essay, "The Advantage Derived From
 the Study of the Higher Branches"
 Minnie E. Keenan Music, My Lady is so won
 lrous Fair" Halkin Essay, s'Tax Revision in Waterbury"
 Katherine 0. Becton Essay, "Tbe Columbian Exposition"
 (excused) Katherine J. Smith Essay, ''The Literature of the Age of
 Queen Anne," Ellen F. Clohessey Glass History, Myra M. Somers -''0' bertha W. Gregory Essay, ''The Evil of Lotteries,'' Catherine L. Freney Music, Quartette -"You Stole My Love-" McFarren
 Martha F. Doherty Essay, Cookery in the Public Schools, " Jennie l.. Moore Essay, "Paris," (excused) Grace Dodds Essay, "The Influence of ChaTaGteF," Essay, "west Point,''
 Medora E. Wheeler Music, Duett-':The Fisherman, "Gabussi
 Annie M. Byrnes Class Poem, Grace Dodds Essay, "Wit," Catherin A. Charters Glass Prophecy, Joseph Tracey Valedictory, Minnie E. Keenan Music, Trio-'sThrough the World Would I Fly Love-" Balfe Presentation of Diplomas.
 Farewell Song, The Glass A few more good seats remain un sold, and may be obtained upon appli cation to Superintendent Crosby or Principal Hovey. The arrangement oi the speakers, with the exception of tht salutatorian and valedictorian, is no made in accordance with their rank The Philharmonic quartette will sing several selections and the exercIses will close with farewell song composed by Rev J. G. Davenport.
 CLAY STREET SCHOOL.
 The graduating class of the Cla. street school numbers nineteen, Tel girls and nine boys. Their names ar as follows: Carrie Adella Webb, Carri Louise Eldredge, Susie Lillian Harper | ~ Noth ToNnY Loretta Burns, Sarah Alice Hudson Hermine Marie Archambeault, Edit Gertrude Granniss, Mary Louise Gold smith, Helena Amelia Bligh, Georg Leggett, William Henry Thompson Frank John Buchanan, Burton Levi Nettleton, Joseph Henry McAlenney Irving John Lancaster, Joseph Edwar Somers, Samuel Hayes Purvis. Edmun s Morris Shepard.
 Webb; the salutatorian. Carrie Louis Eldridge. The class officers are: Pres dent, Susie Lillian Harper; vice-presi , dent, William Henry Thompson; secrt tary, Carrie Louise Eldridge; historian George Leggett, and the prophet, Wi $ liam Henry Thompson.
 The class have chosen for a motto ''Persevere to the End" and for tn class color, pink and Nile green. Tn RraQuaC1ng oxorc1SoS VIII Cak0 place room on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clocl ROOM EIGHT, HIGH SCHOOL. P The graduating exercises of grade at the High school, will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The prt gramme is as follows:
 Salutatory, Ivan BenediC Recitation, Adella Blakesle Recitation, Louis Walls Class history, Nellie Culhar Glass history, Gertrude Neal Recitation, Joseph McDonal F Recitation, Thomas Morga ,- Recitation, Cora Crompto r Recitation Edith PhilliI v Composition, James Cassid Composition, William Donova IT1oee Dooro Notl;a T,