The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-06-25
ELEa SCHOOLS JOINT COM
AENCEMEET
rewards Of Men. 70 Graduates Of
Bon Sexes

On FrGag evening Ias., Ii SPITE q
tne hea1. the lIJr 3s,arz a0use was
crowded ~ Ils Uuul0st e1pscity il
speaks wei. l11 OH citizens that such q
oesl Interest i sl.keu Il everything
1ll-1 sslds ~ advance 1tls Interests Of
gE schools ans tHss EBey encourage
gy Jas.r prs>sugs anG hearty applause
every efor, 81 1le pupils Of our VARIOUS
schools, academies au3 colleges 10 SHOW
nov fully they Oh lhsl l.art avail thaIo-
selves Of ghe splendid opportunities
granted - atJs-l : sound ana thorough
1r.lnlIig Il l1e garigus 9AHchss Lhat are
..agut
Nc ls-s dio the large crowd SHOW
laeLJ appreciation Of lbs work Of the
prlua.p..l q s..en high oaAUJ-
The us4e-s, Alsssrs EDWARD starr, x.
PlBekuey Richardson. Crayson Mercer
Ees1e- Toms, Aztec Aa0eiiti Thomas
HezspargeE gld keaie- Williams,
yere 6epi busy from early IL the eye
uLug gutl 5 O'Clock 10 tlnd -eats for the
ace9uLl1aalol Of me vasl oonc9ur=e.
The iron. se.llo1 WAS reserved f0r those
whQ neId lieSel=-
The s.sge BE4s decorated with flowers
End plAItz. LlIge gllL lslsers Glass Of
ST. Were IIIterV qEsL Oh q background
@ gEeal ana suspended lrou the CELL
IlG Al Interesting electric effect was
pgo1une1 gp0n Las lelssr..
Shortly aver 8 8 l4ucE, iii i. /.
B9DljEz board q Comfy Commission
KS aha Mr. J, j. Ill, laeLlg=I uI tle
board u Trustees, eseor5ac Prot. T.. B.
PIeg. .lIlall. STATE Normal ioel0ol On
tie Stage were Pro- anon BaTgee
Principal Mae High oebool, MIS-.
AlasEs,ret n Robinson. Principal Re
naie High school; Prot adam h8-er
y Market -U. school, III. ana Mrs
LUt1er he.auye- Mi0alet0wL and
other.
TIE Class oF
From the Female High school
AIlsses Daisy Belle Blson, Brunswick
1.-THE augusta hrs.utz .AaaulsE0H-n
Grace Elizabeth Mielasl- DOuD-. Mol
IL Virginia ZlIuIBer.Aal EsagaviIle.
bertha CanpDel susan Hackney
lF&IT0t- katherine oseger and Julia
1ul4lWgod
From Tie Male high oebool--Hsrry
Joshua heiauxer, Richard Henry Lee
Reich, Edmund Franklin AODaTlv. ! II.
George Alone Dean. Harry Clay Hull;
~ q whom sgsrs Oh LIE ls1i SIDE q The
s.Age
Tie program wac ae follows
Music .....-..-FHe0erick Select Orea estrs
h-eeisslloU Of -Ssrd Psalm.
Invocation ...... kew. Z. EIseman Dixon
anthem. .................. %. Praise tie Lord
5&lUsaLoFy II al There Is : Strange
Dsss
Z. H. Lee Raieh, FEeds1iek, ND
susan T. Carrot, Fredefek bid
Music .JzehestFa-
Glass History Harry q. HUI, Fred
eEick, 3id
E.Sssy Morning, Noon sBo Night
Aoibe Zimmerman, Feagsyilis- bid.
Class History GRACE AIiehael, Douos,
Ad.
N use .........-.......-.....-0 the Waters
Essay =, Excused BY her own quest
Vita B0u Scbole Discimus
Bertha Campbell Frederick, Md
OFaylou ...... The Growth Of Iadas1ry. p
George a. Dean, Frederick, Md.
Essay ..-...... a Thousand Years ago. p
Etbel a. Krautz, Adamstow Nd
Al use .......-..........-. 80. Orchestra
Prophecy Edmund MoberIy, Jr.,
Frederick. Nd.
Lssay a s5ifl q Trials ana Pleasures. p
Daisy 2 Bilsou, Brunswick, Md.
Prophecy. Katherine Sssgsr, Fred.
erick, ND.
~ uslc ......... .-......... The Dell
Faiedietory. There Shall BeNO Alps. 4"
Harry J. Kefauver, Frederick. Md.
VaIedictory ......~..... THE influence OF
Woman,
Julia Smallwood, Frederick, MD.
MUSIC. ........... ...-....... Orchestra
address 70 Graduates and Distribution
Of Diplomas, Prof. Z y Prettvman,
State Normal School
Music. ..................Ihe Parting Ode.
Benedictiou Key. VI. ]. MeKenpv.
MUSIC .......... Orchestra
Class Roll.-Dsisy Belle Bilson. Der.
tina Campbell Susan Hackney Gar.
gott, Ethel augusta KEaBtz. Grace
Elizabeth Michael, katherine Sesger.
Julia SmsllwOod, Noble Virginia
Zimmerman Harry Joshua Kefau-
yer, Richard Henry Lee Reieh, Ed
muDd Franklin Moberly, Jr., Geo.
AIoazo Dean, Harry Clay Hull.
PI0i. PIettyl1an IN his address TO the
graduates congratulated them On the
completion Of their course Of the Pub
le School System Of the state. which
prepares them for either the active du-
1es u life q for entrance into college.
he skeDehed briefly the gradual estsb-
DsDDeDt by the Boand Of County
school Commissioners Of one high
school after another, until now there
are seven in Frederick County. He
urged the advantage it was 10 them 10
pursue this broadening curriculum Of
the High School, during the most crit
ca part OF their lives for the formation
oi Character, under the shelter Of their
own homes, rather than among stTan.
gers, al the risk Of irrepaTable damage
TO character.
Before presenting the diplomas, Mr.. +.
J.. Bobliz said" In response 10 aauerv
publicly expressed why the School
Commissioners did not lengthen the
term during which the schools are
kept open-there are in round NUM-
Ders 1900 pupils, white and colored!
taught by 329 teachers, 206 white, 81
colored.
"Ihe total expenses of these school
are about S75,O0O, including teacher
salaries, fuel, repairs, Supervision
books. stationery and incidentals. 40
divide this total 239, aud you perceiS
by tue small cost Of each school. d
small to secure best results. 4 Il.