Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
WITH HIGHEsI,'
THE SENIOR IA.
SCHOOL ca,e' NJ
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read their papers well I, AZ vli
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bare subjects and found "a,
original thought, and lsns ~
selves on untrlal seas MA Z (
Ing success; in far ihe r.
beard OF trustees, and For, n n
every reason TO be more th,s
It's public schools. and the IN
graduated last night "
The following Is the PROM,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Essay, The Straight Line
Cora Fender, representa-,
the department Of matblr
Essay. Women in Rome
Laura Blair. representa-,
the department of Iatn
Essay, Highest Mission "
Julia Logan, repressnistlr
the department Of scIerct
Essay, My Silent seryltun'
Laura McHam, reprss.b,I
of the department q lltrt
Recitation, "Marmlon- .AIabs
Symposium, Feast Of Pets.. .
Bessie Anderson. mlsnn|
ceremonies: Mary ,whiila !
Edith Mayer. Tennysdn, u
Umberhour, Wordsworth;
lam Boyd. Poe; Roberi Pl
Lowell. and Carrie Rlchlil
Shakespeare ,.....,.,,....
Gypsy chorus ................
Symposium, After GndM
WHAT? ....:.....,..........
Albert Goerte, Estclle Max
Hattie Poindexter, Kate 3
Sterling Shaw.
Essay. practical Benefits ofs'
Societies ..,a,,..a.,s,.s
Pearl Burford. fepreSehtiil
the Scott club =, I. ~ !.
Essay, Vitae non scolias, D
mus .,......,.........,
Clarence Ambrose, rpprfss
tive high school literary "
Glass Observation-Disclosures
Glass prophet ..........,Annle
Glass poet.,..........,F lcftne.
Naledictcry. ''rhe Vision Of
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Principal L. e. Bramleiie D.
scented the graduating class %
Paddock. In presenting iht
four young ladies and glnn'
his honor, he said that he q
II an honor to introduce
worthy class; for every ON
class richly meriled he 2
Mayor Paddock was to glu
which certificates were ~
honor that the school and IN
Fort Worth could confer ulfa
After receiving the diplomas
tribution. Mayor Paddock, az
present them, said that X y
in the afternoon. 70 mik,
magnificent speech Of several :
length. but that the fair young
aces before him--there were q
young men in the clRss-hhl
the available ground 50 comps
their scholarly essays and w
they had not left him any 3.
stand on. and he would eql..
self to congratulailng them v v
successful close Of their pl,r
life. He then presented '''
skins.
Superintendent Alex Hos, 'i !.
and in a speech. In whieh y =. .
the work necessary % "
mark Of distinction. aHa,, ~
Kate Ledbetter the sisR w
scholarship. =,
a chorus selection, inf =
closed the evening. -.
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attentive and appreelall'.,t',. 4 4