The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

lthFh OF lOllF UWl 4tAl1 Ol IltAAulGI
Pleasure We can nu'ur forgot,
Tho tonight we Ray farewell,
Tho wo say farewell
While tho dear, dear puSs recalling,
Mom'Ty weayes II mngu spell
Round our hearts, o, may II never
broken be, but ever tell,
OF the days, tho days Of long ago
VI the long ago
Thou, o Future, art uncertain,
But our God who tcigns above,
Watching DER US still will lead US,
Trust We now Ills power aud love
As We say tonight farewell
As we say farewell
DR.. John l.. Dickey then in a few well
chosen words congratulated the mem'
bers Of the class for faithful work done,
which Ia rewarded by the presentation
OF tho diplomas. lilo was sure, having
won them fairly, thoy would be treas,
ured with pride, He hoped at tho ond
each would receive diploma with
"Well done, thou good and faithful
servant"
IIo announced that Miss Jennie V,
Pollock, OF Clay'school, had taken frat
prize for tho school year, while Miss
Kate Snider OF Webster, had secured
second honors.
Diplomas wero presented to THO
others Of tho class, which contains
forty.one young ladies and thirteen
young men. The following 10 u roster
Of tho class Of 1879
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
Louisa H. Schari Florence Rico,
Minnie d, Brand, Mnsdnlcna Christman,
Mary G, Turner
MADISON SCHOOL
Jennie $ Rlheldaller, Robert WinchCr,
E,lna Anna Smith, Emmn +. He'll
Thomas II, FaTis, Eugene Gee,
Mabel Mary Stone, Allen II. Robinson
Gertrude ClatoF, Annie Volt,
Sarah D. Mundcl,
CLAY SCHOOL,
jennie V. Pollock, Lawrence Rcymaun,
Null laing Emmu Is llunaueT,
Jeanette BulTd, Nell Esertcr,
Gene Dittmau,
UNION SCHOOL.
Laura SchlOiScr, Anna SchradGr,
Lulu II. DOwury, Nellie G. Steele,
Carl T.. Lang, Chuflcs II. lsruul,
William NJ. Merchant, Lucy u. Howell,
CESTgE SCHOOL.
Anna Waymau, A. Sue BlatchCy,
G. Dean COmcrlUul, Jessie Clair Mcmahon,
Matilda lsc Susan Mary Bradshaw,
Minnie Eta Thurlow Emma a. Young,
WEBSTER SCHOOL.
Hate sndcr, Annetta NJ. stephens,
Ida NJ, johnson, Matilda +. luppGl,
Henry H. Strobe, Sophia H. Erwin,
Rose a. Rock, Lucy Reed,
RICHIE SCHOOL
Hermann IIundt, Garlic &. White
Maggie N. Ellsworth Anna Nlcbur
LINCOLN SCHOOL
orlsku NJ. Deaslcy. AdaY, Lewis,
Ada j. DOlllnycE
Then followed the presentation OF
medals to scholars who during the year
had made more than ordinary good rec.
ords in their course OF study. Mr.. A.
j. Clarke made the presentations, and
said:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN THAT my 70.
marks muy not unduly weary you,
have condensed them by writing them
down. will not, therefore, allow tho
spirit OF tho occasion nor tho pleasure
OF the duty dOvolved upon me carry
mo from my prescribed course. II you
will, therefore, bear with me but for II
moment or two my work shall be done,
To these, my young friends, may say
that with this evening your class, as
such, has reached the limit OF its LAHORE
You have Just received the certificates
which attest the fact that you, with
others, have successfully completed the
prescribed course OF school work. To
you am about to present the medals,
which, offered by tho board oil eduCa.
ton for special merit, indicate further
that you have completed this work
cum iaude-with marked credit to your.
tufnnNt ION, 20 IN uI,E,n
| congratulate you upon possessing
those qualities OF mind and that
strength OF body which have enabled
you to carry of these distinguished
honors. They have, l doubt not, been
hotly contested for, and have been
fairly won. In this struggle, you have
shown the value Of the mental fibre
the stutl that il in you-which, il prop.
erly used, insuros tho possibility Of
greater accomplishment hereafter. Lot
the remembrance OF this success be to
each OF you an incentive 10 larger ot-
forts in wider fields.
II your future conduct be character
lied by industry and integrity; and
guided by tho gospel OF the golden rule,
and by tho spirit OF its divine Author,
your lives will show that these medals
| huyo not been unwsely bestowed by
tho board, nor unworthily and usoIcssIy
gained by you.
Medals wero presented to tho follow.
ing scholars: Misses Jennie V. Pollack,
Kate Snidor, Jennie S. RiheldalEOr,
Laura Scnlosscr, Louisa SCharf, Annie
i. Wayman, and ono lone representa-
tive OF tho male soX, Mr., Hermann
lTundt. Miss PollaCk secures the
Adrian College scholarship.
The benedlCtion by Rev. DR.. D. A.
| Cunningham closed tho oxercises.