Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-19
HILLHOUsE HIGH SCHOOL.

The Program Tor nt-
 Several New and Interesting Fea-
 tures-The Class Day Song Composed
 by Albert G. Keller-The Class Day,
 Commencement and Promenade 10
 be the Leading Social Events of the
 Season.
 The commencement of the Hillhouse | high school this year, the first under the direction of MT. Thomas. promises to be one of the most successful and most brill iant ever known in the schools history. Several new features have been added to the program, noticeabiy the talk on the phonograph and it's uses. The whole thing has been frightened and enlivened, and the three evenings at the Hyperion, class day, commencement, and the promenade, will be among the leading brilliant social events of the spring.
 The program has been selected with con- | siderable care and is probably just as it will be rendered on commencement even ing. Miss Johnson and Miss SLeriden ! have had the arrangement of the literary | part of it and Professor Jepson of the musical part. Mr. Harry Jepson 'S9, H.H. s., will be the pianist.
 | The sale of dress circle seats for the l promenade of the class of '92, H. H. S., and the H. H. s. Alumni association will
 begin at 9 o'clock this morning at Peck's enade, which are gotten out by the George H. Ford Co.,, are very handsome and unique and are fully as beautiful as those
 of any preceding year. The covers are of
 satin ribbon, the printing in guilt. The
 names of the committee are on the back.
 The alumni meeting is to be held in
 High school hall, which despite the changes and alterations is still large enough
 to seat 600 or 700 people. Tickets can be
 obtained beginning this morning at Peck's.
 aatherins,S Hss" composed a f by Albert G. Keller
 music by B. Jepson, is:
 Iris our last gathering as class.
 | We take our leave of school tonight;
 Sad thoughts yet sweet, within us rise,
 As enter we on life's stern fight.
 l. CHORUS
 Farewell O word ot solemn strain.
 In thee may heavily music swell, May joy, not grief, our courses fill, As now we Say last farewell.
 Pure thoughts of friendships hallow'd ties, l With quiet joy our hearts uplft In thanks for guidance wise and sure.
 Chorus:
 The boundless future opens wide | His portals to our eager gaze, l Bids us advance with dauntless heart, , l Our standard ever niger raise. , Chorus:
 ! Farewell! to noble effort spurred
 United ever shall we be, , | Our hearts in unison will throb Trou 8Ons of eternity.
 Chorus:
 Il The program for commencement is al follows:
 1. Music-Hail, Bright Abode (March
 Essay.Mo1uments Thsmsslyss, sa sain;, Me,
 Essay Mos Miss Miss Florence d May PEine Tns f 5. Scientific talk Illustrated with stereop- ! ticon)-How the Phonograph Talks: 6. Essay-Eifss Echoes: MT: onaries F. ""'As D 7. Aiusic-Tom, Tom, the Piper's son;...; AT. S. SUPERINTENDENT of Sicily .Aneu A'le e ..................... Teresa Anna Whale novels Have Ever Read. May Silva Ecoc 10. Musc-1 Will Sing Unto the Lord. .Hande F. Double Chorus ; Ii. Oration-Churles Stewart Parnell l..... 1s. Essay.what Do We Live sai Fery. o' ' 1s. Music.The Miiiers Ses Wooing. Eaton Fanin s IA. oration-Silent Cities. 51...-, t 15. Essay:.Arciiitects With yaiedietory Ad: dresses. 6aq Ruth TPs Peabody ftbt Hum > F. Presentation of Diplomas.
 IS. Glass sone.rs S9pe'Las0eGa our Last Gathering G ~ t, (words and music written for the class :. susetta 2sher Iosenhine l. Kevnoids AieSal n der Cahn Walter c. Mansfield. d The following is the list of graduates: s. Ia the classical course-Carlene M. Curtis, Be sl Alice A. Maynard, Jennie M McCarthy, Mary V in dict, % Thomas J. | Bsrgin, Bernard J. drecb, Harr | c; Holcomb Albert c. Jones, Albert C; Kelle
 H. wS1s Tste' A Mayasr D. Henry E. McDermott, Charles s. Morris, Whlar
 l In %she English course-Susetta Asher, Win
 fred E. Atkins Lilly M. Baldwin: Alfred w. Ba
 low, Estslle J. Barry, Beata w. Bissell, Annie !. E. Daniels, Edith E. Downs, Margaret L. Duga y Mary S Elcock, Mary A: Ferris, Martha 5 Flee FsnSy Ma5S Ho1edSnS HHe1ssSaSo Aag AaVa Hepp HsPP in Grace |. Hunt, Ida N! Laneraft Mary G. G.: Le g. Minnie Nusbaum, Bernice A. Piatt, margaret
 sspSee Mfy G IL Ryder Lena sehlein Hen5ie5Ga len he91s ei Catherine M: vandeEyeiden' May K: Warne
 %hs.n M Meoa m Hams, Lily A. Wright John J. Doohan, Irw m Granniss. Charles Hamilton, Henry w. Merwi of Thomas K. Ruth, Charles P. Walker. to In the scientific course-Willis H. filling, G bert E. Barker, William s. Barnes, Alexande
 Calm John \: Farren, Harry W. Foote, & Harl c- ! N. Foster, Walter E. Hatfield, Fred F. Josli to William w. Little Percy D. Littlejohn, Walt ,e g. Miller, George w. Mixter Charles M H. osbor is Harrison G. Wagner, H. Gideon Wells. ef1 h the commsrcial couEssMlda M Gorey Maj M in land, Helen B. Johnson, Mamie |. Kelly, Maria es F. Kern Justine A. Lake, Mary McKeown, Maj le M Moakley Jenetta A. Putzel!. Heretta |: Rid C. Alice A. Welton, Leonard M. Benham, Willia g l B. Duyckinck, Walter o. Filey, John w. Flahe
 ty, Charles M Goodhue, Harry B. Johnson, GU i N. Nettleton, James E. Rowland, Edward . D. ! Rya,E William K Shepard, Harry A. Smt 'l ! William H. Snedeker, Samuel T. Weiss.