Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-28
VALE '94!
GRADUATING EXERCISES OF THE
CLASS OF -, E. II. S.
CROWDED HOUSE GREETs THE GRADU-
ATEs-THF pFcoRATioNs-A brilliant
GATrIERING-THE BALL

class OF %. Ellsworth high school. when last
Tuesday the mists OF the morning disappear
cd before the rays of the summer sun. and
that orb shone out Respondent, making beauti-
ful the supreme day that closed the school,
room door and opened the portals of the great
wide world. with its possibilities. its allure
| ments, lis dangers, its sure reward for work
| well done.
Ii was pretty sight that greeted the eyes
| of all who entered Hancock hail. Pink and
white streamers ran from the centre OF the
| ceiling IN various directions. The same colors
| were twtned around the iron posts running
| from the balconies TO the ceiling.
| Forteres were tastefuy arranged at all the
| lower windows; Chinese and japanese lam
terms hung from the balcony lamp brackets.
| The gallery windows were draped with the
| prevailing colors, and festoons OF ferns formed
| the centre pieces.
| The stage was most picturesQuely arranged
| In the resr evergreen trees-spruce made a
| solid background over the stage were drsped
the class colors, these being surmounted BY a
| handsome scroll on which was the class mot
to" Fossant qni posse pHteRt."
| The front OF the stage was q solid bank OF
| green inlaid with the words. worked In white
roses. Glass of "a At various points about
the stage cut and wild flowers were tastefully
! arranged.
The ensemble made striking and beautiful
! spectacle, and reflects no little credit upon
those who bad this feature of the exercises
In charger. Z. Mason, d. +. Loweree. W.
| sifin i Maar, {, ~ II :, .t f.
~ 49, =, 4, a. ~. = e I,o"le' n n. Ntsrh
:, ne class oiiicers are Prs@ident, Eversrd l..
Moore; vice-presdent. ID. f.. Iowcree: secre-
tary, Harold III. Clark; treasurer, Ernest L.
Moore.
few moments after two. TO the stirring
strains Of a march. played by Puen's orches-
lrs Of hanGor: the class entered the hall by
al
half passing 10 the right. the Others 10 the IN,
After nr,yer ~ ~ n + yIo r-,,.,..,
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W, III H. dresser announce me hrSt number
~. IN n oS. slliht Wy eAusaor!' linen ioi-
lowed the other parts In order;
H., = festra
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sasutatory, After school what"
Ida Mildred Baker
-. T,tc,le traction Harold liaywari Clark
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The Brazilian Revolution"
Ralph Eugene Mason
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THE Civilization 81 the Indian.'
panicl Edward Lowtrre
Music. he-trA
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Education. ............ t.corefa ful-lfer Tripp
Music. Orchestra
"t las Prophccy and \ Trip Arnuud the World
Harry Dti- Tracy
"I The Ch"ice ot a Profession"
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/ fohHg tdfisS and gentitD.sH;
| am well aware that at thi, point In the ex-
erctses Of the day you have no desire to listen
10 any lengthy homily from me. and while the
unwritten law OF custom seems to require me
to speak, that law shall be fulfilled In a. few
words possible.
\ gu stand today, free Americans You have.
/ in Your hearts. thst love of country, that AL
most Unconscious affection for the institutions
of your naive land. which we designate