The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-22

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natural scenery had a great deal TO 40 WIN
| the characteristics of human beings, and
instanced the people OF Greece, Egypt anu
| Scandinavia.
The next Grafton, by Miss Elizabeth M.
Kenny, was, in the Judgment OF a large
number, the best of the evening. IL was on
the mobility of Labor" Miss kennys de-
livery was clear and remarkably easy. A
warm recall was accorded to this young
lady, not only for the bright things spoken,
but for the manner of the oratory.
Equally excellent was Miss Redia ID.
Marks address III "Hidden Heroes" Sne
described not the honors of the
Napoleon, tWellington, Washington type,
but the array of ministers, surgeons anu
workers in fields where the victories are not
the less important because they are unner-
aided. Like Miss Kenny the speaker was
loudly recalled.
Historic Gardens" was Miss Bessie
T~errel's address in which she mentioned the
first garden where that little misunderstood
| ing about the apple took place, babylons
hanging Gardens Rosamonde's Bower, Slr
w. Temples garden and the garden OF the
future where sin shall be excluded forever
SAYING FAREWELL.
| Miss Meta Te~rstegge, in delivering the
| valedictory, raised another significant storm
| of applause when referring to Principal
| Sweeney.
In bidding farewell to the faculty she
| turned to the principal n sald:-"We al
bid you, sir, farewell, in the true meanlng OF
the word, fare-thee-welF Immense eheef,
| ing during which the members Oh the Doaro
looked at each other and smiled)
1t was some time before the applause ceas-
ed. and then, the class having risen from
| their seats, the farewell was spoken to them
and lastly the audience.
MR.. BEACH'S
Director William H. Beach then rose 10
- 4 thu nrtstn1narV dose OF
| good advice administered at commencement
exercises.
Mr.. Beach was in q soaring mood. ana De-
gan to liken men to mountains. lie ascellu-
ed to giddy heights of eloquence among
| the mists ana clouds of figures, tropes'ano
SMILES, and then suddenly asked: "Can we
make our ives sublimeF'
t.Now we will come down from the clouds, "
said the speaker, and began to descend 10
the level of the graduates, telling them tnaS
the sooner they got hold OF the .~actualltles Oh
| life the better. j.,
Mr.. Beach gave the graduating class good
sound practical advice, which, II they Iol-
| low, he said, will indeed be answering tne
question he put about subllmlty IN Ine
affirmative.
PRESENTATION OF MEDALS.
Mr.. Elijah s. Cowles, Chairman OF the
| High School Committee, then took his stano
| behind a small table, on which lay a nulnper
of small leather boxes containing medals,
which he proceeded to distribute 10 Cnese
fair and fortunate owners
valedictoriaan Medal. the gift of Elijah s; CoW wls
| Chairman OF the High School CommitteexxEo high
est general aveTage IN al studies class Oh 'ahu''
Valedictorian Medal, the giTt Of Hiam9Er A5 biaS;e "
D. President of the Board on Of Eaucs s5ass Of June naens'ssa 81.
awarded to Miss Meta Terstegge. d aordor
NJ. DWFor next highest general average in all
studies, class of January, "a, awarded to MISS Marie
salutatorian Medal, the gift Of Mrs. William I;
| Dickinsou-tor next highest general average IN an
studies. class of June 's4, awarded TO MISS Aooiine
Commercial Medal, the stft Of Eaward H0oS Si %sm,
| general average in commercial studies. class OF
January, ga, awarded to William Ewald.
fell Go membes Of f the Board a sof Education..For highest
general average in commercial studies, class OF june
Forensic Medal, for the best speaker OF the even n
ng-Awarded by the F oren ,ss Society Gom mnnfion Of
Misses Kenny and Marks.
PRESENTED.
The President of the board, DR.. Ulamor
| Allen. when the medals were all given out.
was handed a bundle of diplomas, which he
proceeded to present. These are the rec1pi-
entS:-
J HoNoRs-January:-Cora Hopkins, Marie, 3. Wed
in. Laura J. Dawson, Lncy j. Howell, Louise !. De-
Hart and William Esald. ~
McAghon and Bessie Terrel,, j., Lq Iaas Ba5ler' jessie
Finke, Bessie Terrell Tr and ao ToaIr JafaS1ai
E. Wedin, Louise F DeHart, James B; Broeknnrit'
John ]. voorhees,. Jr. Laura j. Dawson, Anna L.
Darsley and Agnes G. scully; -, n,,
A. sheffield. Meta Ters tegge. Phillip ". Greece, Eliza
Beth E. Faulks, Nellie Walker, Bessie Terrell Belle
aiS aer observation-disclosures sharp,
William Ewald, Mary E. Lockwood and Frederic
June:-Henry Knoblock, Howard Jackson. Hattie
Rose and Male Thomps0n: .,o, - rr,-E,be,
Bsnedicf, Frank +. &c Cole, A Aradsr /; Da 2 Row Ranid
\ Iohn T. VOORHEES,, Jr, James b. Brockhurst, Laura }.
DAWSON. Addison Ely, Cora Hopkins Emily hiihgeTR-
a ReeIie Ag Rsses & M. se Graxfo astg Louise ai M +. peH ars' Edi {,
E. Guiifofd, Lucy J. Howell. Adelaide Z. Packer
Ei JIaeeaB ii eq BANKS. E Eha Cox. Mamie E. Cur.
RE, Jessie N. Finke, Philip W. Greee' Emma =.
s sans. + Eva af L. Pesno Heli Till ts A slcf Dewitt, Virginia !.
META 4. Nash. Lulu T, Butler, Mary E; Gottingh n9;n,
Heinola, Mary sHI T. Kelly, ESith I; k3ox Rsais
+ R.5 MsTEs; f n fot " s MaSha a. Sage, a asSgrs i: s Sss1sR,
Meta T~erstegge, II. Annetta Reigner Jennie A. shelf
a asldh e Il sam + I1 ntsl Nsl 4srrs Ia RoSsrt E T. 7 ilso o. Roe
Commercial cosrse.January-Bernsrd B; Borg
ssed' r William j E coiema alzzl Nary Ms7l E Lo sRsSoed MAR Mar
guerite Sharp, Edwarn X. Stretch, 0iiyer i: De
| Frederick Worfolk.
June:-4Elvira Austin, Jeannette Fearing. William
II HODk1NS, Henry huoDtONh, All
\ smelly. Herman Albers, Elizabeth Guerhey, howard
B. Jackson, George Lincks, Lottie osborn, Male
THOMPSON. Edmund Flaherty. Edward Gibney
Mamie KlOpp, Michael McMahon and Hattie Rose.
Training Department-January = Helen Cooper
I Hattie Hansell. Laura Jackson, Belle Lindsay. Jessie
, Post. Kate Sutphin, Frances Campbell, Nettie Hath
away, Kate Lynch. Jean Morrow, Estelle ROBERT
shaw Carrie Zimmerman, Jeanette Cranstouh
Kate Jennings, Nellie DeLargy, Mary oDea and
June-Tsador Ach, Bertha DuMont, Julia G. Harnel
Jennie NJ: Jones, Esther Mcneil, Glarribel smack x
GEM, Clara v. Horton, Margaret. T. Kenny, Mary
ODonnell, Mary T. Stone, Minnibel Knight Grace l
| Brooks, May f.. Harrington, Anna L.. Jennings
L Cecilia Reagan. Ida Robert and EIiza u. NanAlst.