The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-23
1OOL YEAR ENDS
neacemsnt Exercises ct the
New Theater.
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1879 fheetsf. I:se year inst ended VS.
..aialeeaesy c:is. The recipients Of d.
49, ~ eivsa below. with bfsef men
- = he life ef each:
o.61ne esphse Iaonpeou. honor gfo4aaee ana
uxr6feoae1aa. waS Sesa in jamessowub Alons
~ 3 d ysass Of sses Hss passats 0evsd -
n1o = Bsa etts sutsesd ths pubic schools
nn ~ aususgu Of that rear and has bssn Il,
ovss since. sks 10 classical ssudsae ara
- 70 teach ssaeoI.
r.sfet J. Bssasy vas born IN saline counU.
S1oka. In is5s., Fer family moved 70 What
= ooonty and Asi.i I've there. sAe entered
Z e6ehsh rrsds If :hs seattle schools In I618
- ~ spsns sss Intervening tine - 10
81 u1srts Gertrude ssys 10 . dsnehtss Of 6sosss
- me snd eraa lis az ntes of Mr.. A. A. Dsrpy.
- - born In ssessls and entered the public
$500 u 1881 SIZE became student IN The
- sunpA In 1va. taking the full classical
esnsa - esseess 10 continue her ssudfss
lsrsAss. ~ IL no. Jet decided between COL
1uu3enp = ~ eoeas<. She II 10 yeafs Old
rarrtes Iouiss t.s:chsnecksr was horn II
assIIs. Col. ism family moved 70 Washing
- ctr. and &c asestle in November. 1890. she
1nur,d the sse1s1 ysar Of the cousss November
r Her family aossd b Everett shout rear
= sts v u ,Ass Of sge.
xashsnis, Ala earle. born In Portland. Or,
Hay ., is7s. II sou Of Alderman 7. J. Carlo.
y ,ool sse isif: ieas ysan' eoasss. He he's ses
besdsd - - ssS tasiuesa
Madison NosyG Moss IVES born O. North
II T. Moss. q tie olympic aveaus ChRisstan
nsseA. and gTxsdson Of the Rev. J. !. Hoss,
uwsment eh.eassn Of the q. A. 3. for wash-
111eeu and AlsssA He took the full four years
lIsL His. sabssquent piaas are not
n1nibssy made. though be will ulttmaasiy take
J. oo1iiees coussA either 1t the Uniyessit, a
n1hisss or IelaHi stanford. IT,
oDeas Albert erss was boss u oesstie July II,
4 ~ Re has gs.sta all his schooling In the H.
4 n1ssehoois. siis subsequent plans ase NOS ret
~ Ne h tlsssical graduate.
I - Paul ss,tesiss vas born In New Iloodou,
o. Dseemgsr II. B76 He subsequently,
- Iowa srd;ana and Oregon. coming 70
- u 1880 Hs entered the sseoad year oe
oD0uoA II. viii probably enter snmo Eat
HmeDlteUA Bc IL classical graduate.
oDo1uo Morris allen wss born - IAwpoucs,
N, JaauarS -, 1915. He came from tAas
4 - = Seattle In March, 1854 He started IN
1Ouanmar srsis u 6spssmbss. and the fol-
bplbg JAnussy was Transferred 20 the high
oossl lie tc,x The full course In thsss and .
~ ysasa III win probably attend the state
utsussity In me classical course.
ussy Far,asf Giles was born In Worcester
eand. February Is. 1874 He came 70 the
tlsesd States. ssttling at Alis9an. Mich, II
pesmbcf. ~. He came 70 seattle In Noyeu-
~ lss2, arg vent right In WITH the ssnioe
lie OF thu, high school. He has not yss
ped plans sns the future.
award Arthur Herring was born In Wichita.
-. April e. 1874 He went 70 vtssiia. Cal.
X1EA snd lived there until lssA In that rear
4eans 70 Seattle. and entered the high school
\ os0ne year. !ie was kept out OF school one
4 ~ ~ reasna al stckuesa He graduates Ia
u o11Dtcals and expects 10 take . bustpeso
eeliau cousss, aad will enter . law once.
II - usivia Newman Wa born In san Fran
49, oesobcr Il. 1876. Came - seattle in lssA
yugly I'll his schooling has bean Obtained hare
oOooged tss Industrial courne In 1850. taking
! - MI thsss year c0ufse. He may attend .
] tu1aisal scbaal
i nnase J. Lombard was born q Chstaeld.
i IN. Nay = is.a His family moved to Cali
Asta u lss;s 20 Idaho in 1888 and came to Beat.
Il ~ tepsstsacg. lss1 He entered the grammar
4 ~ the % 10 a,onth and Was promoted TO the
i - school 20 January. 1890. He has therefore
! ~ The ccsss In three and . half years. being
eiasslcal stasent lie expects 10 return 20
| Msassosa sad ain enter the banking business.
sAiis In ~, high school he also took . night
ssns IN husinsss college 20 prepare fos his
apsssd eating.
fnak J. Kelly was born In California 10
aAasy. lssa He has no denntts plans ios the
4 hfun
/ Ped fslfy was born as Monotou, Nev
Sfunsuick iaoainlon OF Canada, July 3, ,s.a
~ ismiy tfuovsd to Vancouver. b. e.. in lss9
aas he sstsnded school . year. His family
nsvsd 10 seast,e Ia isoo, aud he entered the Sec
- yeas OF Sac high school course In September
i a&st rear lie Ia . classical student He viii
feoaoiy attend al Eastern college and ulti.
nsisiy s,u1s law.
The school day began yesterday with
- assens@ting Mt p. IN. OF oil the pupils
q Gil The schools In their respective rooms
md the assignment of promotion cards to
eaeh. designating their standing for the
maui < ysa. This Was the last assembly
Tie iaasls for this year. Ala p. IN. .
heFa ting ii teachers Was held at the Gen.
Rzi school 10 discuss the excursions 10
fhicago. 10 agree upon rates, etc. At &
m fha commencement exercises were
gwen u sac seattle thea;er.
The enhancement exercises in the
usnins trade up . brilliant spectacle.
aae nous vas full from pit To dome,
@oaEh ~ no means uncomfortabiy
uosuea. lac curtain rose Mt 4 * and re-
~Aea chorus Of shirty-six girls from
We entering Class, standing just before
vac iooss'sh's. They rendered The Night
hsa's. Being led by II. Sherman Sharpe,
s7enine SO programme. The song con-
1aaed, tfse chorus marched of, the right
shd left Ffseaiing the graduates aud the
shoos ofs&eFs and directors seated in the
var. on fhe front row of the class and
the 'isst sat the graduates who were
SsTsk Ihey were seven In number. ali
r1s hsing included, and were the
"saieseSse, Regina Sophae Thompson.
nsses Ae'ehenecker. Maggie Beatty.
soos'a f.;ys. Madison NJ. Mess. John l..
ss'shee sad George NJ. Allen. The
~. eaE@ members Of tho class were ex-
ss The faculty from speaking.
sesas iei: sat the school officers. teachers
,ss's'i''s. Taey we're; Superintendent
naiFssa'a. Principal Edwin Twiinyer.
"as trNsch, \. +. BurweiI. Misc
81 ss:atasay, Miss Alice Miller. Mr..
e..lsen. Of the Central; Mr.. J. II.
Us: Mr.. J. y. Dawson, also OF the
xa's@. Miss csushey and Miss Mary
ss! The scenery had been APP
s.f arranged and potied plants
s'ss sa'''s tho rear
. ss conclusion of the cpcnins
rr: Edwin rwismyer rose and in
~ Margaret J. Realty. The subject
s3aisAn was Light and Shadows"
a~' was chosen frun the a!tcrnates
.As2s sud daT kness in nature. This
s~s. IL illustrate the Alternating
assi ssh, in the mora. world ard
s..s'f Tao central point of her dis
- ~ss 'aA; no. only does nothing
90 uninterrupted sunshine, but
Ia CRY darkness Of opposition and
vas essential 10 the growth Of
-, 1 s>et- This she illustrated nv
instances from ancient sud
l.sSa sS.cry, from old Rome - the
ss - 81 ear republic TO The rebellion.
sss S'~ei these illustrations tn po,n.