Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-26
H1GH SCHOOL eRADUATRs..

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATRs.. only Three Fan to Pass-The Plans ! for she Manual Training school-t Will Cost only $25,OO0-WiM Ar ford Relief for the High School-A Wise and Economical Plan.
 The plans for the manual training school which was referred to in the report of the committee on manual training to the board of education and published in Sat- ! urday's COURIER have been recently op ,sxhibitionat the rooms of the board. vsThe proposed building will bs .shfee' stories high, with only enough architectural dis play to give it kind of plain beauty. It will have long pointed roof that can easily be raised for the addition of anoth- CT story if the extra room is required. There will be terra cotts trimmings, with buff brick brought in here and there. Round arches are over the window and the door.
 The interior finishing will be painted bricks and varnished beams simply. The stair-cases are of iron, the halls are spa cious and the light is ample. Although the building is not absolutely fre-proof, 1t is decidedly of a slow burning construc- tion.
 On the first floor are the ianitor's rooms, engine room, store rooms, the room for machine and tool work and the forging room. The latter room will be 4OxSO and all the tools used in the machine tool work will be made here. On the second floor the physical and chemical laboratories will be located. An office and @ large room l for bench and machine work in wood takes | up tho most of the floor. Lathes will be put | in the woodworking room and all sorts of turning and lathing done.
 k The third story will be used in the main for the girls, for instructing them in domestic economy, cooking, etc. One ing.
 | The total cost of this building. which in its simplicity will be one of the finest in the city, on account of the slight amount of woodwork in the interior, will only cost $25, 900. Itwill have the double function of providing for an unquestioned need in the NewHaven school system and of pro- viding relief for. the overcrowded high school building. Although the students in the manual training course would do some reciting in the high school, still there would be required about 100 less sittings, as the members of that course would not be given seats there. If the laboratories are located there the rooms at the high school used for this purpose could be used as recitation rooms. If the district at their meeting to be called in l sixty days, if the board, which seems prob. able, favor the building of the new school, are in favor of the projected building, il can be made ready for occupancy by Oc, ! tober 1 next.
 The committee of the board of educa. tion met yesterday afternoon and voted that the following be graduated from the high school:
 In the classical course-Carlene M. Curtis, Bes sic Grannis, Ruth P. Hume. Margaret Manson
 Alice A. Maynard, Jennie M. Mccarthy, Mary W Montgomery, Mary G. Moody, Harry H. Bene dict, Thomas J. Bergin, Bernard J. Grech, Harry 0. Holcomb, Albert C. Jones' Albert G. Keller
 Charles 8. Leavenworth, Walter c. Mansfield
 Frederick H. Matthison, Wilber A. Maynard
 HfoIy E. McDermott; Charles 5, Morris, Willare
 fred E: Atkins Lilly M. Baldwin: Alfred W. Bar
 s Anna cossn, ss Rose!la sss cronan ana
 MsFy Fs2st fss > Na
 isuyF zig. Fanny R. He!eem6. May 1nIa NJ HoPpin Marphy. Emma 2. Eeebe. Daisy M Norton ! a.
 Prince Mary S. Rathgeber, Edna. G., Reed, Io l sephine I. Reynolds, Evelena v, Rockwell. Grac .i E. Ryder, Lena A. Schlein, Henrietta J
 Stuart, Fannie s. Thompson. Isabella M Tisdale, Lottie E. Treat, Jennie M. Futile, Cath I erine M. Vandervelden, May K.Warner, Nellie Nj Wedmore, Rosella 8. Welch, Theresa A. Whalen
 Grace V: Wilcox Leonora F. Williams, Lily A | Wright, John J. Doohan, Irwin Granniss Charle ! Hamilton, Henry W. Merwin, Thomas K. Ruth | Charles P. Walker.
 ! In the scientific course-Willis H. filling, Wi | liam S. Barnes, Alexander Calm, John N.Farrer
 Harry "; Foote, Harry N. Foster; Fred F.JosliI | William w. Little. Walter s. Miller, George W
 Charles H. Osborn, Ernest c. Shurig. George K
 Thompson, jr., Harrison G. Wagner, H. 4Gideo ! Wells
 In the commercial course-Ida M. Corey Mar
 c. Davidson, Grace O. Holbrook, Susan v. Fly | land, Helen B. Johnson, Mamie l.. Kelly, Maria | F. Kern. Justine A. Lake, Mary McKeown, Mar
 M: Moakley Jenetta A. Putzell, Herietta F. Rida | Alice A. Welton Leonard M. B-nham, William l B. Duyckinck, Walter o. Filley, John W. Flaher ty, Charles M: Goodhue, Harry B. Johnson, Gu | N. Nettleton. James E. Rowland, Edward A.Ryals l William K. Shepard, Harry A. Smith, William ! H. Snedekar, Samuel T. Weiss.