The herald., 1897-06-19

Gurney e. Newlin: Paul Bayley. DIV
Corey's lover. Thomas w. Haskins
Samuel Paris, minister In Salem, w. K
Crawford; John Hawthorne, magistrate
Perry Parker; iona than Corwin. magis
trate. Fred w. Turner; Olive Corey
Giles Corey's daughter. Pearl Hill; Anr
Hutchins. olives friend and an afiict'
| ed girl, Louise clifford: Widow Eunics
| Hutchine, AIMS mother. Rose Gibbs
Phoebe Morse. orphan girl. Julia Suss'
kind; Nancy Fox old servant of Giles
Corey. Josephine Haas: Mercy Lewis
afflicted maid, Edith Miller; afflicted
maids. guards, etc.
During the intermission the high
school orchestra rendered excellent mu-
sic. This is under the able leadership
of Miss Edna Foy. and will render music
at the different high school exercises
this week.
Gold Star and Crescent pine. the en-
blem of the High School Alumni associ-
alton were next presented to the sue
cesSful members Of the summer class Of
'97. The young people who thus became
graduates of the high school were John
A. Glass. Katharine B. Powell. j. Stew
art Ross, Adelaide Loring. Claude F.
Hale. Virginia Dryden, Charles L. Boyn-
ton. A. Adele Bare, Ray Hasson, Petra
E. A. Pelanconi. Harry ]. Hatch, Mabel
NJ. Chalfin, Christopher G. Ruess. Fran
ces M. Barber, Edgar Baruch Ella s.
Morgan, Walter l.. Krug. Emma Catey.
Charles A. Ludlow Alice NJ. Hanly, Ar
thur T. Stewart, Elizabeth Lebus Asa
Keyes. Maud T. Whedon. Henry r.
Stewart. Jessie Knepper. Raymond E.
Chase, Carolyn Stanton. Lulu Mckee,
Archibald B. Rhuart, Ira Moyse. T..
Pearl Leeds. Oscar Schelling. Jennie
Bourne, G. Clark Briggs. Edith NJ. Bar
ber, Maurice Grow, Eleanor Russell,
Louis Roe. Nettie NJ. Guiwits. Edmund
North, Grace r. Burnett, James S. La
cey, Mary C. Allen, Edwin Kroeck. John
d. Putnam, jr., Cora Parker, Paul G..
Clark, Helen NJ Stafford, Arleigh Lem
berger. Grace Parker, ]. Pierce Baldwin,
Maud Weaver, Clarence Thompson. Ella
Payne, Cliffe Fox. Homer Glidden.
Charles Reinhardt. F. Willard Parker
and E. Roscoe Shrader.
This brings the number who have
graduated from the Los Angeles high
school up to 657. The presentation
speech was made by F. w. Turner pres
ident winter class of '97. and the re-
eponse by ]. Stewart Ross, president of
the graduating class.
The exercises of the afternoon closed
with the class song of the winter class
of '9S, written by Julia Susskind, in
which they asserted their own import
ance without any bashfulness and paid
voluminous compliments to some of the
more prominent senior AS.
The winter class of '9S, which gradu-
ates in February, is composed of the fol-
lowing: w. K. Crawford, Fred w. Lam
bourne, Gurney E. Newlin. Fred w.
Turner, M. Elizabeth Brown. Rose
Gibbs Mae E. Cross. Lillian NJ. Hartley.
Ellen Mathews. Lucy D. Sinsabaugh,
Mary NJ. Reavis, Thomas w. Haskin7,
Fred Naftzger. Bernard Tyler. Amy F.
Cooke, Louise Clifford, Josephine Haas.
Pearl Hill. Edith Miller. Charlotte Reed.
Julia Susskind, j., B. Marsh, Arthur W.
Peterson, Grace Lambie. Paul j. Nc
Cormick, Mary Holmes and Stella
Knight.
The class officers are as follows: Pres
ident. F. W. Turner; vice-president
Pearl Hill; secretary, Charlotte Reed:
treasurer. T. w. Haskins; executive
Gurney Newlin. Pearl Hill,
Kay Crawford and Grace Lambie.