The record-union., 1894-07-26
The High school.


The exercises of the High School gradu-
ating class will be held at the Metropoll-
tan Theater this evening, commencing at
o'clock sharp. a small admission fee
will be charged. The programme is as
follows:
Invocation, Rev. J. II. Reider; saluta-
tory essay, "Milestones," Theodore Will
lis; essay, "Trities." Annie Glenn; talK'
"Manual Training" Henry ). Gelsen.
dorfer; essay, 1.-The Girl of the Future"
Ida Flemming: song, "Joy, Joy. Free
dom To-day" class; oration, "Ihe SILVER
Question: (excused), VIM. Mem. hun;
recitation, 1.-THE Lady of Shalott." Gertle
J. Perry; essay, Christ in Art, Allce u.
Curtis; essay, "Charity in Thought"
Carrie George; overture, reception
Overture" High School Orchestra; essay,
s'Price of Fame" Mary a. ball; ora
ton, Hard Times,p Eugene L. Welty;
essay, Possibilities" and valedictory,
Rachel c. Chappell; gavotte,. Martha
Washington" High School Orchestra; re-
marks and presentation OF diplomas, y.
W. Erlewine, superintendent OF CITY
Schools; Glass Song, written by w allace
II. Renwick, class; music adapted and
arranged by Theodore Martens.
GRADUATING CLASS.
The graduating class of the High School
consists of the following: Julean ID. Ar
mold, John j. Bauer, Rachel G. ChapDell,
Alice L. Curtis, Fannie Denton, G. Louise
flaa, Nellie Harris, William Mem. HUH,
Mary A. KimbalI, Ralph Lavenson, Fam
ME Little, Gertie Perry, Ida Flemmlng,
Henry Geisendorfer, Mary Glide, Annie
Glenn, Carrie George, Amanda Wllmun-
der, Wallace Ii. Renwick. Frank L.
Scott, George II. Slawson, Eugene Il.
Welty. Theodore Willis.
FROM MIDDLE TO SENIOR.
Following are the promotions from the
middle to the senior in the three years
course: Hugh Bradford, Harry Julian,
Waldo Julian. George NJ. Mott, Jr.,
Harry Thirkield, Sadie Bedee, Abbie
Bohman, May Griggs, Bertha Grau,
Louise Heilbron, Carrie KleinsOrge,
Blanche Lowell, Mamie Mcclure, Edith
Neuman, Gertie Smith, Estella Stewart,
Lottie Stubbs, Grace Spilman, Annie
Schaw, Virdie Washburn.
FROM JUNIOR TO MIDDLE.
The promotions in the three years
course, from the junior to the middle
year, were as follows: Katie Biewener,
Maud Boyne, Ella Considine, Laura
Cronkite, Ethel De Maranville, Eva Dem
nison, Annie Frazier, Katie Geisendorter,
Ethel Costing, Edna Grant, May Green.
Della Harris, Adele Henley, Grace Klotz,
May O'Neill, Blanche Rippon, Clara
simmons, DOttle Smith, Edltn Iu1tS,
Alice Weinstock, 3. F. Driver, Simon
Heilbron, Clifton Faris, Alfred Hornlein,
William Lindsay, Robert Merkley. Chas.
Nehrbass, Harry Nichols, Bruce Philip,
Charles Reith, Charles Ross, John Scott.
Robert Waring, George Webster.
FROM THIRD TO FOURTH YEAR.
Following are the promotions in the
four years; course, from the third to the
fourth year: James Ely, Taubner Goethe,
Hayward Reed, Ellen Chambers, Josie
Franks, Annie MeCaw, Idylwilde Mar
shall.
FROM SECOND TO THIRD YEAR.
Maud Merkley, Belle Johnson, George
Clifford, Walter Leitch, Simon Lubin,
Eva Dorland, Ella Welch, Ernest Bird
sail, Joseph Toomey, Leland Tracey,
Fred Blanchard, Jerome Carroll, Frank
Denton, Charles Holl, Henry Mohr,
William Tryon, Cora Hammer, Lavinia
Knight, Sophia Litzberg, Francis Pea
body.
FROM FIRST To SECOND YEAR.
Arthur Allen, Libbie Hogeboom, Edith
Smith, Sadie Winn, Belle La NJ Mott,
Stephen Dodge. Harry Stauffer, Ralph
Van Voorhies, Mabel Blair, Katie Haley,
Jesse Judd, Frances Kreuzberger, Lottle
Megerle, Eda Newbourg, Bessie Quarels,
Alice Stephenson, Edith Twitchell,
Florence Williams, Carolee Wilsey, Lita
Ross, Louise Yoerk, Harry Litzberg,
Fritz Nehrbass, Ira May, Dora Bates,
Lorinda Borchers, John Gore, Frank
Michel, Halsey Smith, Doyle Todd, Julia
McMahOn.