The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-07-02


when the Baccalaureate address was
delivered in the Auditorium by Mr..
Charles Hurlburt, of Philadelphia.
1t was an able discourse, and was
listened to by large audience. An
octette was sung by members of the
graduating class, and Rev. Mr.. Weber,
of Sunbury, read chapter from the
Bible.
FIELD SPORTS.
On Monday morning the field
sports took place on the athletic field.
They were as follows:
100 yards dash-Won by Worthing-
ton in II and one-fifth seconds: Davis
second.
Running high jump-Won by
Smethers at feet II inches Worth
ington second. Smethers jumped for
a record, making S feet, inches.
Pole vault--Won by McNertney at
s feet, 9 inches; Smethers second.
McNertney then tried for a record,
clearing the bar at feet.
Putting 16 pound sbot-Won by
Barnd at 50 feet, 10 inches; Keefer
SECOND. Barnd tried for a record and
put the shot go feet.
100 yard dash, by Model School
boys-Won by Fred Welsh in rs sec
onds Joe Gliding second.
Running broad jump-Won by
Davis at I8 feet, 8 inches; Miller
sc6ond.
Mile run-Won by Shipman ;
Snfsthers second.
Smethers took the first all-round
prise.
JUNIOR EXHIBITION.
The Class of 81 held their annual
exhibition in the Auditorium on Mon
day evening. The exercises began
with an overture by the orchestra,
and an address by the class president,
James Miller. Then the drama of
"King Rene's Daughter" was pre-
seated in a creditable manner.
The hall was crowded, all the seats
beng filled, and many persons stand
ing.
CLASS OF 81.
The following are the members of
the Senior Class for next year:
John o. Adamson, Charles Appleman.
Flofence Bachman, Grant Beaver, Amy
Beishline, Ella Benedict, Ernest Brown,
Harry Brown, Martha Brugler, w. C. Burns,
Henry Butts, Susan B. Bodmer, Ruth s.
Butler, Jennie Carl, Gertrude Cassidy, Madge
Cross, Thomas Guile, Bridgetta Cunningham,
Agaes Canthin, Lizzie Daley, Bessie Davis,
Agnes ID. Dodson, May Eckroth Anna Ed
wafds, Mary Ely, Franklin Eroh, Edith
Ewes, Fred Ewes, May Edmunds, Gertrude
Freeman, Elan Fredricksson, Esther Fred.
ricksson, Harvey Gelnett, Martha Gillaspy
Mary Good, Laura Grover, c. II. Gearhart,
Jessie L. Gilchrist, John Hause, Myrtle
Henrie, d. NJ. Hess, George Houck, John
Hover, Dora Huber, Anna James, Lizzie
James Louie Johnson, Maude Jones, Katie
Jordan, Hattie James, Josiah Johnson, Chas.
Kass, Lee Kaufman, Bertha Kelly, Harvey
Klock, Mary Knapp, Walter Knauss, C. Z.
Kreischer, Samuel Kressler, Oren Kreisher,
Branson Kuhns, Clara Knorr, Annie Kane,
AN~ilSIj N~SiDAIi lSON, JOuH l-lnQlS,
Helen laval, Grace Lawrence, Frank Law.
maj, Grace Paul Leaw, Anna Levan, Elmer
Leyan, Blanche Lowrie, Grace Lendrum,
Margaret Lesher, Mary Z. Lechleitner, Mar.
garet MacFarlane, Mae Meixell, Hattie
Meyers, James Miller, Mary Mines, John
Moran, Calvin Meyer, Emily Mccullough.
John MeNertney, Maudc Marsden, Eva A.
Martin, Jean F. Menzies, ]. L.!Morgan, Eliza.
beth Meyer Mabel Meyer, Foster c. Munroe,
Ella Nevin, Josephine Nicely, Blanch Nye,
Jessie Oliver, A. B. Oplinger, Chas. Or.
linger, May Otto, Robert Pealer, w. 4.
Price, Minnie Prutzman, Lenora L. Petit.
bone, Anna Poole, Fred Powell, Charles
Quick, Bessie Rawlings, Killer Richards,
Marion Riffo, Bessie Robson, Ora Rollison,
Belle Ruckle, Judson Rude, w. S. Robinson,
Richard Rosser, Mary Savdge, Anna Sea.
man, Mary Seeley, Bertha Shortz Charles
Skeer, Nelson Spencer, George Styer, Mar.
tin Swank, Ralph Shipman, Laura Smith.
Ralph W. Sands, Annie c. Schlayer, Sara
+. Schultz, David Silverman, Isabel Smith
Nora M. Stanton, Jessie Swift, Florence
Taylor, Mary Tobin, Charles Traub. Nora
Umstead, Helen Vanderslice, Jessie Vandine.
Eva Vandine Mary f. Veale, Curtis Welli.
yer, Theodocia Wellver, Harry Wilbur,
Mary z. Williams, Mary !. Williams, Elsie
Wilson, Bertha Wright, Mira Wright, Ida
Way Matilda c. veteran, Bessie Whitson,
Rus Williams and Joyce Williams.
The Glass of "a held reunion
on Fassday afternoon at ) o'clock.
CLASS DAY.
The Class Day exercises of 90
were held in the Auditorium on Tues.
day evening The following was the
program
Address, E. r. Hughes, President.
Piano, a. If | were Bird-HnseA,
D, Valse, Op. 10, Ne. l. Chopin,