New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
FAREUELLS OF '94.
MORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATES
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES HELD YESTERDAY

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES HELD YESTERDAY
THOSE WHO WON HONoRs
The commencement exercises of the class of "a
Grammar School No 90 were held yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock in the handsome schoolhouse at
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Eagle-ave
The big room crowded. or course the grauu-
ates had the front seats. and proud and happy
fathers and mothers beamed on the young men anu
women The members of the lower classes sat
envously in III, rear seats. and the class OF 70
wondered IL they could possibly endure announcer
long wear of study before they should also SIT
there the cynosure of admlrng eyes. The gTadu-
ates numbered forty-two. OF these twenty-iour
were girls
william Hogg one of the trustees. presided at
che exercises James r. Angel gave some good ad-
vice to the young people and was applauded snort
speeches were also made by DR.. James T. DaiY
and T. Mason oliver. inspectors Of the Eighth
School District. But all interest centered on the
graduates. Twas their remarks when ProVokeu
bvmn IAN Things Bright and Fair Are Thine"
~ ..1-be star S1anglea Banner had sung
Arthur G. Butts delivered an address OF welcome
1nce that they one and all. We're unweicome the
orators words dispelied them After more slneins;
James q. Rae reclted BgEaht 1'' ,ha Nan,
Arthur +. Saalmann played solo on me piano piano
and when the last note haa aleh Chorus -spe
cially selected from the scholars: steiner Nh
young Mr.. Kent knows much about modern war
vessels as he does about the ancient ne ought 10 DE-
M N. * tTerc'sfs Win the bell bars" THIS
ended Richard 4. Stse.in rec.ied Mahheff 81,
William " Lawson recited The Soldiers Dream,
S.5yaTd G,tfscbi.ns sang duet The Plot Brave
1T,nard " Beckey paved ChOpin's waltz, ana
caused ne heels Of his hearers TO beat impaueh''y
u Mss Laura c. Ferraion tod her audience How
ca6s ss sd1:sd 4P the t thfH t, tHe BUY
exercise win Indian clubs ana chorus oy me
;r6@n Inc diplomas were given and Mss Lou iy oEs
Jennings delivered the vaedc;ory.
Mss i &usSs5s M AgoeveT Ms; cara l. Angs
M FS5nSs an E3I Miss M Julia Mas Hay
Mss Craze Gaze NJ Gillespie Mss Annie Climber, Ms:
Mary I. MarshaI. Miss Annarene Mott Miss Jen-
ne agnes Mott Miss Augusta g. Panse NIL MSS MsrH
Foa n6' Miss E3eya H Rowan Ms, Josn4s g Thann
MIS- ?Feqcs Egh Waker MI WuT T9rSnc fon is
G. thompson Leonard w. Beckley, Edward Booker
Arhur Butts r. RouTa aTm TGnHe HaV w.r' Her
man Hesmsath stephen Kent w w La" On r;
J Ozab. Hans Poin'ner. James O. Rhe, Iva" arg
RlpFr Arthur +. Saa.mann Charles Schappert anu
best examination passed for the College of the
Cy OF NewYork; Mss Jennings ielj P ion ,a al
n h Normal coese and Miss Florence NJ Bolton
looked happy as she pinned the "Beal' medal on
symbol OF general excellence
Grammar School No. 70, female department
derson Lille Ophelia Belhilf, Sophie Blate, Emma
Yonart Elizabeth NJ Brady. Florence Gaiiaha n
idiier Ellen Bernalette brady. Mary Frances
Glen MIRA Esther Grgg Ellen w. Gann' s h9e
Kaufman. Florence VI. Hippel. Loretto Jackson
Maber Jessie Ann Manson. Cecilia MCGOWAN,
Janet McIihargy. Annie Mincer. Miriam Natal,
Margaret Mary shortall Dolores sicgel. Katharine
Clare Snively Camilla Spitz Rose stern; Helena
Van Damn, Theresa NJ Wallace ana Helen ~e's-