Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-04-06
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Honor, Conferred Upon Pupils in the
Grammar Grades,

H0nOrs Conferred Upon Pupils in the
Grammar Grades.
The annual graduating exercises of the
classes in the grammar grades were held
to-day in the presence of the parents and
friends of the happy pupils.
The programme of Principal tltz,
patricks class in the Clay street school
the Past" Minnie Proctor; salutatory,
Carrie Tracy; chorus, 30! Heart, What
Wilt Thou More" school; recitation,
'Lochinvar, Harry Terrell; class history,
Minnie Proctor; essay, The Pyramids,
May Dryer; duet Land Alloy" Lizzie
Lawlor and Maggie Sweeney; recitation.
Independence Bell" Lucy Ducharme;
recitation, Yes, I'm Guilty" Harry
Burns; piano solo, ''Cujus Amman" Mary
Denehy; essay. Queen Elizabeth, Lizzie
Lawlor; chorus. Evening" school; recita-
ton, .'Over the River They Beckon to
Me-" Belle Cutting; piano duet, Poet
and Peasant" Carrie Tracy and Lucy
Ducharme; recitation. Guilty or Not
der Song" school; recitation. "How He
Saved st Michaers." Mary Denehy; read
ing, MAUD Muller" Minnie Proctor;
| vocal duet, Beautiful Moonlight" Lizzie
Lawlor and Maggie Sweeney; recitation.
''Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight" Carrie
Tracy; class prophesy, Harry Burns;
| chorus, Bitter Parting" school,; vale
dictory, Lucy Ducharme; piano solo,
Sweet Bye and Bye" Mary Dwyer.
At Miss McCarthy's room, No 7, in the
High school building, the exercises were
as follows: Secretarys report, Sarah Nc
Donald; salutatory, Bessie Hoadley; adj
dress to the flag, William Bender;
Bridal Wine Cup" Sarah Clifford, Lizzie
1 I'll, I
sition, Lizzie OGorman: clarionet solo,
James G.. Blake; class history John Nor
| gan; historical sketch, class; composition,
Sarah Mcdonald; class prophesy, Hattie
Kelly; clarionet solo, James G.. Blake vale
dictory, Sarah Mcdonald; Evening
Song" class. The following is the list of
| graduates: Loretta Mary Mcdonald. Hattie
| May Kelly, Elizabeth North Hoadley,
Alicia Thecla Derwin, Elizabeth Cecilia
| OGorman, Mary Elizabeth Sutton, Emilia
| Rissland, Sarah Gertrude Mcdonald,
Marie Melina Fecteau, Kathryn Lucy
Leahy, Julia Rocker. Sarah Edith Clifford,
Max Pollak, Joseph Peter Duncan. Francis
Lucien Driscoll William Beckwith Brew
ster, Arthur Pollak Theodore Frederick
Nuhn, John Paul Buckley, John Michael
| Morgan.
| The graduating class of room g., in the
| ulSu SCHOOL OullCILS presumed over DN
Miss Mary 4. Donahue, is as follows:
| Bradford Webster, Eric Benedict. James
| Hallas, John Kershaw. Robert Sheehan,
| Horace Tros, JOSEPH Bloomfield, William
Strain, John McGrath, John Egan, Robert
Streeter, Alfred Pollak, Nellie Schureman,
Emma Grouse, Jennie Hayden. Mary Car
mody, Nellie Bloomfield. Katie Kane,
Lizzie Carney, Rose Clarkin. Alice Rodier,
| Lauretta Hayes, Grace Fitzsimons, Ethel
Crockford, Loretta Henebry and Mary Nc
Carthy.
The exercises in Miss Wilton room. No
9, were as follows: Salutatory. Ida Mycock;
reading Arthur Ellis: recitation Susie
Bronson: roll call Jennie Porter: recitation,
Edith futile; class prophesy, Charles He'll
man; composition, Edith Mason; recitation,
William Boughton; quotations, school;
class history. Irving Wilder; recitation,
Gertrude Mendelsohn; composition. John
Cone; class poem, Mamie Moriarty; reel
| tation, Ezra Merriman; composition, Lulu
| Pike; recitation, Olive Stevens; blackboard
exercise, school; recitation, Martha Pollak;
composition Raymond Smith; Both Sides
of the Question" Mamie Moriarty and
| Clifford ELS; valedictory, Cora Leggett;
| hymn. School. Other members of the class
are: Susie Bronson. Catherine Ruby, Della
Tatro, Clarence Bangs. Herbert Peck,
George Kemp, Arthur Ellis, Willie Eccles,
Charles Knox. Archie Henderson, Herbert
DemiDg and George Somers.