Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-18
MLLHOUsE HIeH sCHoOL.

The Near Approach OF Graduation
Day-Eames of the Compositions for
D1plomas-Features of Glass Day
Exercises.
The arrangements for the class day sxer-
cises Of a. H. s. are being rapidly COM
pleted. They will take place next Monday
afternoon at Q o'clock at the Hyperion the
ater. Miss Edith Lloyd will be the first
historian. The other historians will be
David E. Fitzgerald, Lillian N. Fem, Eliz-
abeth A. Campbell, Lucius F. Deming and
Robert A. Bright.
The class orator will be David Gamble,
jr., and the class statistioian is Herbert W.
Fisher. Miss Clara L. Jepson will be class
poet.
Misses Hattie Austin and Lillian Fem
will sing duet. The glee and banjo clubs
will also render several selections. Prof.
Jepson has written the music for 9 class
song by Miss May T. Potter, entitled
bright and Happy are the Years." There
will be two other class songs. Dwight N.
Lewis Is chairman of the class day COM
mittee.
The following are the members of the
graduating class:
| Seniors-Harriet ]. Austin, Mary D.
Bassett, 81. Gertrude Bigelow, Matte D.
Boiler, Ida E. Bright, Hattie N. Brinsmade,
| Clara A. Brockett, s. Lillian Brooks, Elix-
abeth A. Campbell, E. Maude Carleton,
Alta NJ. Garter, Bernice N. Chatdeld, Mel
lie n. Chidsey, Emily M. CLARK, Henrietta
E. Daily, JEANNE V. Dean. Margaret E.
Egan, Lillian NJ: Fem, Theodosia 8. Fow-
Ter, Margaret A. Gilroy. E. Maude Goodwin,
Barbara Henderson, Anna HINT. Jessie E.
Holt, Mary T. Koran, Jessie Hull, Mary Il.
Hussey, s. Fanny Hyde, May A. Igoe,
Clara L. Jepson, Eleanor NJ. Kane, Maria
L. Kennedy, Mabel E. Lane, Bessie g.
Latham, Edith J. Lloyd, K Maude Lund
berg, Gertrude e. Mccarthy, Chris
tine O. Mccormick, Anna l.. q. Nc
Loughlin, Alice E. Merwin, An
ME z; Murray. Annie N. o,Donnell
E. osgood, Bertha q. Palmer, Anna 8
Planter, May T. Potter, Maud R. Reilly
Emily W. Richards, Clara B. Rogowski
Grace W. Sanford, Ida E. Schneeloch
Mabel M. Scofeld, Edith N. Scranton,
Agnes Smith, Mary A. Smith, Fanny
A. Terrill, Marguerite A. Tucker
Mary q. Tuttle, Grace "A. Unger
Mary E. Walker, Alice L. Wells
John A. Conlon, Wallace B. Curtis, Ber
nsrd B. Fahy, Henry NJ. Fisher. David e
Fitzgerald, Clement A. Fuller, William A
Hart, Robert e. Hume, William J. Jente
Frank q. Kimberly, Dwight N. Lewis
win s. Oviatt, William F. Porter. John q
S. Power, Thomas F. Reynolds, George E
Somers, Harry A. Spalding, Edward Til
lotson, Charles G. Spreyer, Frederic e
Williams.
| Scientific course-Robert Beebe, Harry
NJ. Best, Thomas G. Brett, Robert A
Bright, Joseph B. Brooksieper, a. Vincen
Brothers, Ernest D. Chapman, g. Henri.
!. Clark, ID. Eliot Coe, William A. Coote, G
Webster Danforth, Lucius F. Dsming, Ed
ward 81. Farren, David s. Gamble, jr.
George W. Gillette, Harry 81. Hartune
George T. johnson, Theodore P. Jodson, j
Charles F. Mccarthy, Issachar J. Milander
Edward E. Minor, Thomas W. Rodman
Eugene B. Underwood, William A. Hyde
Commercial course-Katie J. Callinan
Ida A. Goering, Martha A. Moebins, Lillia
, N. Speer, Imazene NJ. Whitehead, Laura F
Wood, Walter Bochsrt Frederick e. Cool
Edwin f. Cory, Walter 81. Gray, Willis
Jennings, Charles B. Mack, Thomas .
8 Murphy, Theodore D. Psllman, Frederic
B. Staub
o The glee, banjo and dramatic clubs {
the school are making arrangements
: give a concert at Bridgeport about Il
n middle of May.
The glee and banjo clubs realized abo,
$3.50 at the concert given at the Hyperio
on April for the benefit of the 81. H. {
Athletic association.
q The programs for the promenade, whic
i are now nearly completed, were procure
Q at an expense of over 5000. They are sal
to excel those of the junior prom. in poll
of beauty. They were executed by Il
George H. Ford company and are of whi
II kid covers with silk lining and have tt
t. high school monogram and '"93" stampt
in gold letters upon them. The print,
= is in light blue ink. They are beautie
II There will bs no tickets of admission. II
Ls | programs will be considered az such 81
will bs honored accordingly.