New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
FAREWELL TO ALMA MATER.
MANY GRAMMAR SCHOOLS CLOSE.
INTERESTING EXERCISES IN ALL OF THEM
MANY SPECTATORS PRESENT.


MANY SPECTATORS PRESENT
The eighteenth annual commencement exercises OF
The female department Of Grammar School No IS
were held Yesterday morning In the school bniIdihs
In Ono hundred- and near LehoA ave-
school Trustee John Whalcn. chairman OF the Schoo
trustees OF the Twelfth Ward. PR Sdcd ana U" 'n'
platform with him school Trustee koper' f.
Steel Adolph l.. Sanger. the president OF inc b"'I" '"
Fancauon. and NJ l.. Clawson. the principal OF the
school The salutatory made by sara piau'' ana
rccitations were given ny Grace +. Morse VINO TOOK
arnruaraod Gates for her subject. and fT Lillian
Iichtcnbcfm who recitcd "Pcnelepc's English ES
periences." Musical selections were given w 'iaI"
Higgins Lulu Hauck Helen VI. Lang, Lhiii" H.
Miller J. Maude Stafford. Fricda schmidt hia !"
Harding. Carrie l.. Pye Grace r.. More''r"n "''.
Carrie A. Stalmayer. Literary selections were ''"u
hy Elzahe.h Roberts Mamie f. Haskell, Reba smons,
Rcsae Brndace Sarah j. Johnston. Florence X. "re'r
Matte " DAN and Evelyn f. Drisbrow one o 'he
most Int eresiing features OF the exercises was wv
tambourine drill by the senior class. Inc oiPi'''"N
were presented 10y John Whalen. ana h'oaIN M'i'
given to Rosa VI. Valdetaro and Ella NJ H""'"s'
T.e yaledictory was made by Rosa NJ Naine''aro'
Aiop6 L. Sanger made address to the graduates.
Grammar school No. 76 held its commencement
cxorcsos Yesterday morning In the school p"l'"l"S'
NJ Lcxineton-ave. and Sixiy-clghth-Nt. >c'" ii''e
Louis NJ Hornhal presided. and aihr inc op''''le
HYMN the graduates sang a waltz Sohs' SUN" " " 3.
kauf gave n recitation entitled manning 'hc i"'''
ard tho drama "sella" given by Jessie la''n''''
Rosa Brnlaum Fannie Morris, feii' fls'"'
Lena Ilavac and Rose Gilroy. icmpy IN""r 80 !,
. oi,,,ion entitled The song Of the Market ila'r'
uusic,I selections were rendered by Nuue n
Hella Uerzog and by The erau"aVS' =,
,un,cr Of the Normal College. preS'h'c" Wv "
,Ionos and medals. This school SENDS lo'N o','
scholars To the Normal College siA'y'h"'e P''''
were graduated ,u. cohoo, No
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. or. hold Yesterday morning in the Schooi o"''
,r M :, Olivcr-st school Trustee Hermann
p,,e presided and school Inspector James D. "''.-
made an address. Those giving r''' .'".", 80,
p,chord Lcntino, Abbie O'Conn'll DaVi' Ni'' ,
x,uc White Hattie Scllausky ana 'oS'p"
, number Of The pupils gave an inVFes''e .
zion Of calisibcnc exercises. school Trustee DOW
",' .,, o,usren a, the cl se Of the exercises
4, attractive exhibition Ct the work done pN al"
scholars Of Grammar School No. 81 was gwen ~ ~,
,.rday from 10 q. m. 10 r. M III '"' 9' ~
,us Oeden-ave High Bridge. Ic "orN W ~
ain rent grades arranged ACCORDING 10 NV '' -,
chewing n glance the progress mad" by the P"p'''
,-or, the lowest TO the highest grades a h''.'''
=, ,,,,.c.s were Illustrated by the children ana an
,h work was done In the present Schooi I'"'
wallace F. Lyons, the principal OF 'ae Sc''ooi' va
on hand and explained the work I" the many >''''o
Grammar school No. 50 held H. annual ''o''e
.,j..c,s.. and reception yesterday afternoon al
4 O'Clock in the school building No. 80 last '''c
hundred and thirty slthst. The EXERCISES i',,u
aver Two hours and held the close attention "i NV
,,,ce audience from beginning to emo ON ne pIaI"i
- d. princiull of the school J. ID. Hyatt WEI
several school trustees and INSPECTOR; ln% n r csr,
was Handsomely decorated with howers ana n.SN
S ~" nro-raiimc was carried ont in highly sitiN
factory way Al the close Of the exercises TIC
diplomas and medals were diSulo.'ei, efih.t .
Of which George White is principal ana w1' mu,, ic
The distinction Of being one OF the arttNt nn't i
Looi in his CITY the number of registered pu Us
being 500 WA hrcngrd yesterday win ,hr lm,1
and parcnt, of the pupils 10 take TART IN we ailu
"" and graduating exercises Of the Sch"
The mg assembly Laii was hands ,msiy irS,pn,G
with hunting and the Platform "a' iahk'F' N
rants and flowers. \ good programme" wa, Ie''u,lo ,
Among the most prominent 81 the lht n ST iIru
were ,iolph L. sanger. Commits NionrS y bTi''' Ivy
,,.r and tiouldcn Trustee FINFilrlch. lrN"rn'
Tuntcr Of the Normal college, ana Guy o"Pii'
fcndcnt Ja.pcr. Kichald kelly prcsIoed