New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-30
GOODBY TO OLD FIFTEEN.
HER GRADUATES FOR 90 SAY FAREWELL
IN THE BAPTIST TEMPLE.

AN AUDIENCE OF 300 PERSONS WITNESSED THE
EXERCISES AND LISTENED To AN IN
TEREsTING PROGRAMME PRE-
sEYTED BY THE PUPILS.
Twenty-Five hundred people. young and Old last
night crowded the Baptist Temple and listened u
the exercises OF the graduating class OF Iu''
School No Is. at Th!ri-ave and Sate-sl'
was the usual enthusiasm on the part OF t'i0 s"i
and boys Of 96. ntermingled with the apPiausS %
fond parents and friends. At the close OF INC
programme General Stewart L. Woodfcrd de!Vered
an address TO the children. The other pofuoh Oh
the programme as follows;
Song 'Iiark Hear the organs Peal" ......''Hiover
Chorus.
Sautatory. 81, c.o
PIANO aug" Mary Vs M9r and Is6ne D FcsHser p.ecber
Recitation our '' G. Lester Williams.
Essay. "Thc Cuban Question. -, ,ur,,o,, c-,va.t
Written Iv Daniel Clarke Read by william I Gs
Three part song Rocked IN '"e ''''' VI knight
Recitation. John Burns Of Gei,ysburg Bret Harte
Two part songs "a "haplH DAYS Glover
Recitation. sale of ol4 , h%s !.I,,s.
Recation "a Tale Of a Luckiess Lover Irving
Arranged by rI l%a n Mor M"4 r. Gaeve Marie
r. henderson. Theresa Phillips Marie SaSS'n'' N'S'''
u 'ai Three Part .'sweet Wild Rose .. Werner
Songs } G5 -Four Part sweet and Low ......' barnDy
Chorus.
Grace ac T. Allyn Lo,e F. Anderson Nette A. BrSe An
Lille G. i,ani>cn, Mary W Miller shin l@" Emma En- M""h
wa oi'ss Mabe p wilmot s G wnimsley
Emma Forrsscr young who hasn, made r Tr
her F mlnd cousin Of Emma James brotherhood
augustus Lofty exquisite and one OF E F6n Tiev
I'm, n Menre another ajmer benjamin Cape
Chorus "Old Ffte'n' '''''''''
Valclictory cao.r ALVIN.
S CSnieI y5ng Composed by Isone D. Pesnser
Chorus N''s''" Audience
The valedictOry by Miss Grace Allyn was HI i''''
al mothers friends gathered here ton,gh,,
- my pra 70 Won our hearty thanks for the
interest and attention y%n nave E' anpreciate Your
ALTERING attention and we trust that in the future
we may still be sustained by the same synl"'"'
ana Rafnre saving farewell to our beloved alma mater
is only natural mat we sn0ua baekward glance
~ ~ happy schooldays in "Old Fifteen recan
some T he The study of physiology was added 70
our list. do not know the enfct !. liSS on
senp ' SKELETONS, ana have become hysierca at
the thought Of blood corpuscles. rnnnniine1 dron
The names Of the gradu;aes; are era , James II
Alexis P Darling Harold F. pads2n Err nrne David
4 '' Enonder Flovd " Fiske william Gravatt'
Tacas F Hartmann Isadqre Rl%n W2isF 9 &c.,
STn,,,h,or Er.i " Moore George y. MOnsees, JOnn
Saq RnIeT vivian FSd p s,ruihers to + sFecke
Joseph IL Traband. Edwin +. Illicy lie ,i r.! -
I Hasi Williams Grace F. Allyn Florence f. An
dcrson. I.otte f. Anderson, Netue A. Brush. Lt,1
= Cornell Maud d. Davis. Edith l.. Dean Gracf a.
I;kIund Anna NJ. Fowler Marie f. GIaeve, Enie \;
GRAY. Marie r. Henderson. Ellie lie Comte M2De'
=. Linden, Mary W. Mlfl'I'
Inlian F. Mulkay. Lotta NJ. Mum Florence Edna
Zcw-comb Anna II. Nissen Mabel \; Paratt $50
line u Pesnger Theresa Phillips Marie Sassone'
louise NJ. Sepp. Margaret VI. simmons; Jennie .;
Smith Lorraine L. Stone. Jane Thetf9rd; Sieriu
a. Traneus Emma L. Walker, Mabel NJ Whitley
ard VaheI = Wilmot The local committee or
School No Is consists Of Judge Charss r. Tai !.I
lam L. Felter principal: Sarah Ball: head OF de-
partment; Mary A. stuart head OF 1. dHR,srWWenD5
stone class teacher, and William Mattfed' dircc-
tor OF music.