The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-06-30
PORTLAND HIGH SCHOOL.
Graduating Exercises at City Hall This
Afternoon.


today at $50 p M, at City Hall. This will
be the order of exercises:
Glass Song,
Pianist, Grace E. M. harrington.
Salutatory,
Edith F. Pancoast
Recitation-The Old Poet and the
Fairies, Field
Mary E. Durham.
Essay-Homer, the Poet of All Ages, q
Elizabeth j. Whipple.
Song-NymphS aud FaunS, Bemberg
Harriette L. Pike.
Essay-Prince and Peasant,
Marie NJ. Hansen.
Recitation-Mrs. Lofters Ride, Mitchell,
Cornelia W. Packard.
Essay-Old Town Meeting Days,
Bessie II. Allen.
Piano Quartette--Elaine, Hoist
Misses Burrowes, Fessenden, Goudy, Howard
nj. Dodge.
Recitation-The Burning of Moscow, Hadley
Forrest E: Mann.
Essay-The Yankee Girl,
Jane B. Morse.
Recitation-Sons of Maine. Butler,
Anna R. Morrill,.
Song-Turnkey' Song, DeKoven,
Willard 4. Bowdoin.
Class Poem-Our Glass Colors,
Alice M. Grosstuck.
Valedictory-School Spirit,
Kenneth G. M. Stills.
Comforting of Diplomas.
Awarding of Medals
Closing Song-The School Days of
Pianist, Harriet S. Chase.
Class Motto, 'sNon Scholae Sed Vitae.''
These are graduates
GENERAL COURSE.
Allen, Bessie H., O'Donoghue, Aloysius
Baxter, Madeleine c., Allen, Marjorie,
Burrowes, Margaret E., Burns, Alice NJ,
carney, Artena NJ, Callan, Mary A.,
Chase, Harriet s., Carney. Lucia NJ,
Durham, Mary E. Drummond, Antofn-
Durloo, Bernice E., cite B.,
harrington, Grace E. Duroy, Gertrude G.,
M. Fessenden. Mary,
Foster, Charlotte L., Pickett, Marcia E.,
Grosstuck, Alice NJ, Cloudy, Isabel A.,
Hansen, Marie NJ, Hamilton, Ida E.,
Lyman, Mabel L.. johnson, Olena s.,
McClintock, Mildred j., Marshall, Adelfne T.,
Morrill,, Alice c., Mills, Edna M,
Morse, Jane B., Morrill,, Anna R.,
Norton, Iva L., Nagle, Mary F.
Pancoast Edith F., Owen, Nellie F.,
Pike, Harriette L., Peterson, Helen s..
RUSSELL Winifred A, Rumery, Ethel c.,
Sherry. Georgia c., Sands. Lera B..
Skillin, Hattie M, Simonds, Ada c.,
Snow Ellen c., Smith, Mabel E.,
Thompson. Julia g., St. John, Agnes,
WEIGH. Bertha M, Turner, Florence,
Burbank, Tanning j., Whipple, Elizabeth T.
Collins, Joseph H, Chase, Frank c.,
Dexter, Carl R., Cookson, Walter NJ,
Freeman, Harry W., Hall, Edward A.,
Dodge, Howard NJ, Norton, Harold G.,
Mann, Forest E., Kicker, Wilbor L.,
s., Smith, Leon L.,
CLASSICAL COURSE.
Berry. Ethel, Clark, Maud s.,
Curtis, Gertrude A., Davis, Prudence A.,
Dewey, Mildred W., Fessenden, Cordelia
Hinsley. Florence, Hunt, Katharine E.,
Millay, Velma W., Osgood, Ethel S.,
Pickard, Cornelia W., Prince, Florence g..
Rumery, Mabel III.
Bowdoin, Willard A., Cobb, John c., Jr.,
Coyle, Philip E., Crosman, Daniel M. /,
Devine Edward j., Fenley, Edward T.,
Grant, Ralph w., Hayden, Fred L.,
Norton, Frederick A., Sawyer, Charles W.,
Stills, Kenneth C. d. Sullivan. Henry c.,
Turner, George H., Jr., Wells, Theodore,
This is the Class Song, music by Grace E.
M. harrington. and words by Ethel Stirling
Osgood:
-Four years ago we gathered
With many hores and fears,
To tread the path OF knowledge,
Four happy, studious years.
Our lessons now are ended, *
Farewell we come to say 81
We leave the well-known footpaths,
Far through the world to stray.
REFRAIN.
Ninety-Seven, now forever
+ Bid your High School days adieu;
But on memory's wall may never
Fade those happy scenes from view.
Sometimes the path before us
Seemed rough and hard to climb,
But family in the distance,
We heard the clear bells chime,
From flames high temple pealing,
Success SUGGEST they rang.
So to the end we journeyed,
Made glad by what they sang.
Now stand we at the portal
Of life's untried domain,
The wide, wide world before us,
With all its wealth to gain.
Though fair to us the vision,
Yet back with wistful gaze,
We look, and think half sadly,
OF happy High school days.
Standard, reputable articles are into
dear at the prices asked for them. Sub
stitutes offered by inscriptions and If
responsible makers are costly at any fig
ure. Be sure that no humbug is prac-
ticed on YOU when YOU 90 to bny