The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-06-08


"Pessimism" ............ - Florence Reid Myrick
ny Criticism" Carrie Lane isss
Richmond Quintet
Presentation Of Diplomas
Glass Song.
WASHINGTON, June ESPECIAL. Tho
opera house was crowded TO its full
capacity last night with relatives and
friends of the graduates of the Washing
ton high school, the occasion being the
fifteenth annual commencement. The
essays, twenty-five in number. were all
we'll written and well delivered, and those
of Mr.. Colbert and Misses Hildener,
Henry and Wakefield deserving of especial
mention. The following was the program
interspersed with music and appropriate
religious services:
salutatory-"The Modern ST. Theresa
o.. Florence NJ. Agan
"Ihs Philosophers stone" ..... Stella NJ Muholland
The Australian Ballot system" Charles b. Colbert
Judges aud Senators Have Been Bought for
Gold" ~...... .................. Ida Z. MCCtacken
The Fruit, Of Friendship" So. Katie A NJ. Wilson
surviving to Better, OFT We Mar what's weii''' logan
............................... Nellie +. Carnahan
"Fase Face Must Hide What False Heart
Rain Makers ........... Samuel N Moore
1.-THE Voice Of the Stars '........ Carrie FornwAld
AN is not Gold that Critters" Lulu E. E-kridge
sweet are the Uses OF Adversiiy' Marie Hoss6ssd
The Eyr Present Tantalus .....-..Helen b. Rogers
shall I. ;; Senators be Elected by Popular
Housekeeping Fine Art, ....,;......,
Mable Josephine Hildum
Pane is no Plant that Grows on Mortal Soil"
"sorew Your Courage to the sucking Place
"Ingratitude, Thou Marble-Hearted Fiend' 49,.
The Meaning OF opPortunitie, Minute Davis
Westward the Course OF Empire Takes It's
r.
"Dander Ahead" y. Cornela Henry
shall Women study Current Events" ....
Katherine Dunlap Wakefield
Custom Is King ........ ..........Wll A. Hyatt
vAiedIotory-"B Thee More Stately Man
sons. =; Berne'ta " Feasans
..............-.Dr Henry Gers Ssc'y school Board
+ Holman. s1pi civ School,
Benediction. Rev. a. B. Cunningham
MARTNsvILLE. June ESPECIAL. The
high school commencement exercises last
night were browning success People
were packed into the opera house like sar-
dimes and endured the oppressive heat for
three hours, while seventeen graduates
each delivered an address of five minutes
or more. This is the largest class to finish
the course in the history OF the school.
Miss Eva Watson received class honors.
The Thornburgh prizes on oratory were
bestowed upon Miss Gussie Parks, first
Eugene Sherman. second. The schools
under the superinten 1ence of Prof.
J. r. Starkey have gained a promi-
nence surpassed by few, if any, in the
state.
WABASH, June 3.-TSpecial. Three
gentlemen and fourteen young ladies are
on the stage OF the opera house this even
ing and they compose the graduating class
of the Wabash high school Only two OF
the members are assigned places as speak
err, and they are Birdie Beitman and
Jessie NJ. Thompson. President Mills of
Earlham is here to deliver the annual ad-
dress before the class. His theme is
Sources of Power" This is the TWEEN
tieth class that has been graduated from
the high school.
ANDERSON. June Especial. The six
teenth annual commencement of the An
derson high school occurred at the Doxey
theater this evening. The class of 1892
numbers eleven graduates. The follow
ing program Was rendered:
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