Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30
ability and knowledge. The society
%he cultured man is sought, whether
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dthe cultured man is sought, whether
possesses riches or not.
The valedictorian, Miss jennie V.
black, of Clay school, was roundly
.blauded when she advanced TO the
flint of the stage to speak the fare
Ills for the class. The subject
cbsen by her was 1.-The Old
dck on the Stairs" about which
Il wove a web of beautiful senti-
mt. She spoke in feeling manner
othe associations and memories OF her
stoolslife, and in closing thanked the
Rird, Prof. Anderson and the teachers
n their earnest work in behalf OF the
ciss, and bid them all farewell. Miss
pilack's voice was not strong, but she
ws listened to with close attention,
al could be heard in every part of the
Else. When she closed she was en-
Enthusiastically applauded.
Nhe exercises were closed with the
siBing Of
THE CLASS SONG,
opposed by E. S. Anderson. The solo
ut was sung In splendid manner by
sos Sue Bradshaw, of Centre school.
Tp class advanced to the front OF the
etse and joined in the chorus, under
III direction OF Miss Lucy Robinson,
mIical instructress. The song was
crhitably rendered.
then followed the distribution OF d.
n,has, and awards OF honors. DR..
I'm l.. Dickey, President Of the Board
oftducation, presented the diplomas,
scbm panying that pleasant task with
a hppy address. He congratulated the
ri is cordially and sincerely, on behalf
ofhe Board, in having completed the
O..cribed course of studies. All worked
fofafully, studied well, and justly
cared the diplon they were about to
rsl1ve. He told the class to accept
thel as an earnest Of hard work and
fait ful study. The members OF the
elias of '93, who received diplomas.
are sfollows:
WssHINGroN SCHOOL. - Louisa B.
Schrf, Minnie d. Brand, Florence
Rid, Magdalena Christman, Mary e.
Tu iner.
MADISON SCHooL.-Jennie S. Rlhel-
dafr, Edna Anna Smith, Thomas ID.
Fairs, Mabel Mary Stone, Gertrude
Claor, Bobert Wincher, Emma e. He'll,
Eutene Gee, Allen II. Robinson, Annie
Wot, Sara D. Mendel.
GAY SCHooL-Jennie " Pollack, Neff
Lilg, jeanette Baird, Lawrence Rey-
man, Emma B. Hanauer, Gene Dit
MAJ
UJIoN ScHooL-Laura Schlosser, Lulu
H. Downey, Carl E. Lang, William M.
Mer,hant, Anna Schrader, Nellie c.
Steele, Charles H. Israel, Lucy b.
Howell.
Cntre School-Anna E. Wayman, G.
Dea, Comerford, Matilda Ise, Minnie
Eft. Thurlow, A. Sue Blatchley, Jessie
Clai! Mcmahon, Susan Mary Bradshaw,
Emma A. Young.
Webster Schooi-Kate Snider, Ida M.
Johnson, Henry R. Strobe, Rose A.
Roct, Annetta NJ. Stephens, Matilda f.
Riplel, Sophia b. Erwin, Lucy Reed.
Richie School - Hermann Hundt,
Maggie M. Ellsworth, earle G. White,
ANN Niebur.
THE HoNoRs.
Superintendent w. Fl. Anderson next
introduced A. j. Clarke, Esq, who pre-
sent,d the medals to the graduates at
tainhg the highest average percentage
in their examinations. The address
was brief and to the point. He con-
grattlated the entire class. and the
honor graduates In particular. First
honUs were awarded to Miss Jennie V.
Pollock, OF Clay school, and second
honors TO Miss Kate Snider, OF Web
ster. The Peabody medals awarded to
tke-supils carrying off the honors In
each school were given to Miss Louisa
r Scharf, Washington; Miss Jennie
s. Riheldaffer, Madison; Miss Laura
ScbIosser Union; Miss Anna E. Way
man. Centre; Mr.. Herman Hunt,
Rjtcbie. The first and second honor
graduates received the medals for their
schools. Miss Matilda Ise took first
honofs in German.
The Adrian College scholarship for
the frst honor graduate was presented
by Prof. Anderson, In a neat address, to
Miss Pollack. The exercises were
closed with benedictloD, pronounced by
Rev. Dr. Cunningham. Then friends
of tn 10 class crowded upon the stage
and am informal reception was held for
q ualrter OF an hour.
Tonight the Lincoln school COM
mepcement will take place at the Grand
Opera House. Myers orchestry will
render the music. An attractive pro-
gramme has been prepared, and there
will no doubt be a good attendance.
The mem bdrs Of the class are Orlska M.
Besaley, Ada V. Lewis and Ada j. Doff-
myer.