The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-19
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM.
What the Graduates and Others VIII Talk
About at The commencement.


Five thousand people are waiting and
score or more of little hearts are painting
for the high school commencement eXer-
cises, which will take place next Thurs
day. The air is full of commencement"
and one can't turn around anywhere with
out seeing evidences of its approach. The
dry goods stores have COMMENCEMENT
dress goods displayed in their windows,
commencement" slippers eau be seen IN
the windows OF every shoe store; COM
mencement" bouquets are advertised by
ali the florists; commencement ribbons
can be seen in every millinery store; the
stationers have commencement" note
paper on display; commencement fans
are everywhere, and even commence
ment" hosiery is on exhibition.
1t will be Il great event in school circles.
as a remarkably bright class will gradu-
ate. Some fine dresses will be worn, some
of which have been ordered from New
York
As usual the young ladies are in the
majority. In the English course fifteen
young ladies will graduate against three
young gentlemen; in the classical course
seven young ladies will graduate against
two young gentlemen, and in the classical
course with the addition of Greek al the
graduates will he young ladies. There
Will be thirty-one graduates in all, as fol-
lows:
English course-FIorence Mulvey, Mary
Pope, Gertrude Hays, Lucy Guthrie, Lee
roy Kramer, Nellie Jackman, Ida Joseph,
Emma Wingard, Lille Poole, May Aherne,
Carl Cleavland, Mary Culver, Arie Wight,
Anna Jones, Florence Culver, Angie DuG-
ton. Emma Hill and John Waller.
Classical course-Margie knorr, Mabel
Ladd, Walter Cooley, Helen Fisher, Edna
Harroun, Edith Moffatt, Mary Shaw,
Ralph Doughersy and Nellie Dorsey.
Classical course with Greek-Mable
Millison, Della Coen, Eva Pollard and
Carrie Shy.
The following is the program of the ex-
ercises at the opera house.
FORENOON,
Concert Observation-Disclosures Flotow
Invocation
Grafton. ........... What Came Ye out to See?
Florence Katharine MulVCy
Nary f. Pope
Grafton. ........I In Advance of His Generation
Gertrude Florence hays
Essay. ........................To Make or Mend
Lucy Leatun Guthrie
Leroy Kramer
Medley-Chilian Air.......'.'...''.'1Ml lssud
-''i'-i Nellie NJ jackman
Grafton. .......................Ih Otncr Slue
Ida Joseph
Grafton. .................... Surface and Depth
Margaret f knOrr
- Emma NJ Wingard =
Concert valse-L' Eustidiana- .Waldteufel
'''''-'' Lillian Il Pool ''N'
Grafton. ......... Two Ninety-threes
AIabelle E Ladd
Grafton. ........... How are the Mighty Fallen
Walter d Cooley
Essay. Close of the Century
helen Louise Fisher
Essay. The Dream of Life
May Lucille Aherne
''0'''' ''''' { b Cleaveiand
March-Amictia. ...............,.....W eigand
AFTERNOON.
0verture-Bridal Rosa. Neither
VI ''' ''-i Mabel Glare MiIison aus
Grafton. There no Balm in Gilead?
Edna Harrouu
Grafton. The Weight of a Word !
Mary Dale Culver
Ora tion. The Central Power
- Edith Louise Mofrat
Essay. The Inspiration of an Aim !
Mary r Shaw
Selection-Pirates of 1t Domingo. .......E erdi /.
Grafton. ...............E etormS and Reformcrs /
Attic \ Wight
Carrie u Shy
Grafton. Why do ! Speak, |
Ralph J. Dougherty
Essay. With the Authors /
Anna l. Jones
Florence Estela Culver
Farewell. lssler !
Oration.... Silent Forces /.
Angie II DuttCn
Grafton. .............Yh Through Shattered Rents /
Eva VI Pollard
Grafton, Turn II over
Emma Sarkey Hill
Grafton. Which Shall it Be:
Della ID Coen
Essay ..s..-.....-..-. Mon ulientS
John \ Waller
Nellie j Dorsey
Presentation of DiplOmas-A ii Ward, Presi- /
dent Board of Education
Ready ...........,....W elgand (
BcnCdiction