Omaha daily bee., 1896-01-25
SIXTY PUPILS TO DE PROMOTED.
Eighth Grade Students Given Their
CrcdentinIs to the HiEh school.

Credentials to the High School.
Yesterday marked the close of the first
semester of the present school year, and
was the time when promotions among the
pupils is formally announced. The members
Of the Eighth grade held what they were
pleased to proudly term their graduating ex-
ercises in the Washington avenue building
in the afternoon. Neatly written programs
announcing the event and bearing the class
colors were distributed among parents and
friends. Over 100 of the latter responded
and nearly filled the room. In addition to
this a delegation of another 100 boys from
the High school marched down in a body and
gave the graduates an ovation. They marched
around the school building in lock step, Civ
ing the class yell. which was emitted with
such strength and volume as to completely
drown the voices of the pupils of the class.
The boys finished their marching and their
yelling in a few moments and then filed into
the room, taking positions along the walls
wherever vacant spaces could be found.
The exercises were participated in by sixty
pupils, who were given at the close their
credentials, advancing them from the Eighth
grade to the High school. The program they
provided for the event was varied and inter
esting. The favored pupils came from the
rooms of Miss Clara Meyers and Miss Kate
Reed. The teachers Of course were present
and happy in the realization that the long
array of bright-faced bays and girls re-
Elected much credit upon their work as
teachers. The following is the program pre-
sented:
song-Day by Day We Magnify Thee.
soee"Holy H hdISeST School
Observation-Disclosures Sermon. ......,
pec,t.;;;o,no Edith Reed
Fiano daet-chiSe Bridenstein," Miiand Mu nast
HeSai aoio. wan Song Aida iiSs MdFa %iea
Clyde Copeland
Res SSsisf; Doom Of c ii;Ias'f es mass
ResI{atIIon-;Mr. Brown Has t HIs h HaIf"e'
son su'lh; twilight star... "":rau s sdnsai
Recitation-The Convict's Christmas......
v,o;;, s%chicketa1z
Vocal ddueI"JoSe Booker, Bessie M%us stGVdsitts
lD:..e@a.. Edna Boonham
PaperSThe Cuban instruction. ~usse.@"''
Piano INSTRUMENTATION Bridens.ein
The pupils promoted are: Eugene Garlic,
Walter Bell, Bessie Musselwhite, Willie
Waite, Ethel Bope, Stewart Yenawine, Mar
Williams. Peter Mathison, Clara Troutman,
Frank Pinney, Maude Mueller, Paul Hazen,
Edna Bonham, Herbert kirkland, Chloe
Bridenstein. Sumner Knox, Edith Reed,
WHltHey ltdyIIoHu, CTete HOOKER, Harry
Evans, Harriet Critenden. Truman Jones,
Laura Morton, Clyde Copeland, Belle Hoon,
Willie DUNCAN, Nellie Wind, Robert
stephens, Grace McCoid, Charley McCabe,
Mabel DeBar, Charley Merriam, Alice Fryer,
Everett Patterson, Gertrude slyter, Edward
Kirby, Sadie Grass, Harvey Dingman, Ida
Rishton. Frank Hollis, Myrtle Benner,
Charles Morgan. Rose Stephens, Thomas
Welch, Cornelia Stevenson, Herman Larson,
Nina Kintner, Oscar Ferguson, Mary Hart,
Ts1lin A1lsfTapd Tnn nnnlnr naNnna 1.o
Elva Andrews, Bessie Canoyer, Gertrude
Frisby. Albert Moreno, Laura Kennedy, Aida
McFadden, Frank Reed, Annie Schicketanz,
Dora Roberts and Agnes Gelinsky.
Smashed a Plate Glass window.
One Of the largest plate glass windows in
the Merriam building, opposite the postoffice,
was smashed into fragments yesterday after
noon by a runaway team. d. G. Hill, a
horseman at Union park, was showing a
team purchased on the South Omaha market
on Saturday. 1t was hitched to a light spring
wagon, and j. Q. Anderson, who was being
shown the team, was driving. A passing
motor frightened the animals, and despite all
both men could do, they dashed wildly across
the street and through the big window.
When the wagon struck the curb Anderson
was thrown out and struck on the pavement
with great violence. He was knocked sense
less, and for a time II was feared that he
was seriously hurt. One OF the horses
stopped short OF going through the window,
but the other fell with nearly all of his body
on the inside. He was badly cut about the
breast and legs. Anderson was found to have
received only a severe scalp wound, and an
hour after It was dressed he was able TO ride
home on a steed that would not foolishly get
frightened at anything, his bicycle.
The firm Of Woodbury. Bros. having been
dissolved, C. z. Woodbury. has opened an
office in the Sapp block for the practice OF
dentistry.
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