St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-05
HI WAS GLASS NIGHT
AT fHREE or TIE Flour err HIGH
SCHOOLS.
CENTRAL, NORTH AND EAST.
Unique and Entertaining Fra
GRIMES aye Deestrick
Skule' at the Central-Divertt
ing Exercises at the East Side
and North side High Schools
The Individual Numbers.

oAuAc az VIC SCnsEdb -DAsOA
ing Exercises at the East Side
and North side High Schools
The Individual Numbers.
The high school class.night pro-
grammes occurred last night. The as
sembly halls of the Central, East Side
and North Side high schools, were
crowded with people. and all were
pleased at the splendid programmes
rendered. In each instance the hall
was decorated in q tasteful manner with
flowers and plants. The exercises. at
the Central high school consistedii1of
"Ye Deestrick Skule." the characters
of which were taken by the class menl-
bers. Following Eye Public Examina-
ton" came I'VE Public EXhi 1ition."'
During the latter part of the programme
he president OF the class gave his ora
ton. and the other members rendered
their respective parts, all in an excel
lent manner. Excellent music was in
terspersed throughout the evening, ana
altogether it was an enjoyable affair.
At the East side high school the
members of the class presented pro-
gramme in which each represented his
or her condition as may be expected
will be the case fifteen years hence. in
1899. The result was that the enter
tainnent furnished was at once unique
and ori3inal. The class members were
attired to suit the characters. The
PRESIDENTS address was delivered by
George S. Wheaton. and Benjamin Shell
don rendered the memorial Grafton. Miss
Georgia A. Turner read the class hiss
tory, very interesting bit of literature.
and the class statistics were adduced by
James McD. Pitblade. Miss Cessna w.
Koch spoke the prophecy, and this was
followed by trio who rendered the
"'94 March," The trio consisted of
Leon Gillette. Mark Lane and Archa E.
Wilcox. The address to the juniors
was delivered by Thoren w. k.rgle-
The latter made Il hit with the reading
OF the 'Class WILL" in which she left a,
memorial to the school, and the debts
(tigurative) of the graduating class to
the Juniors. The class song, the words;
OF which were written by Miss Cessna
Koch and the music by Archa E. Will
COX. was then sung by the class.
AT the North side high school the
programme was equally as unique and
entertaining. 1t was entitled IA Gal
axy of Fair Women and Brave Men,"
The lnembers Of the class participated,
and represented. in costumes. celebri-
ties OF history and literature. The stage
was tastefully decorated. Ernest Watt,
the president OF the class, delivered the
address of the evening. and he was fol-
lowed by Miss Frances Pollard with an
essay on the class colors. which are
purple and white: Joe w. Moore and
Miss kizpah De Lalttre sang duet,
and Miss Minnie Reed and Roy f. Bar
rett came in with a discussion of the
class yell. 1t was unique and humorous.
The remainder of the programme
consisted of the following: ..Class
History" Fred Merriam; class poem,
Sidney W.. Dean; mandolin solo, Miss
Grace S. Turnbull; speech on class
motto, Ernest Howard; advice to
Juniors. Miss Agnes w. Chant; also
several Rotations add songs. 81