The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-17
MANY SCHOOL EXERCISES
The Happiest Time of the Schol-
astic Round.

Commencement and Other Pleasant Events
in Morristown and Vicinity The Present
Year One of the Most Fruitful of Good
Results-Many Excellent Graduates and
Much Enthusiasm.
Commencement and graduation exer-
cises at the Morristown High School take
place at the Maple avenue chapel on
Friday morning next, June %, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock. The graduating
class this year numbers twenty-five,
being the largest class in the history of
the school. The list of graduates is as
follows:
Lulu Grace Armstrong. Alice H.
Beach, Frederick HI. Beach, Josie E.
Beach, Clarence G. Bockoven, Ella May
Burd, Jane g. Caskey. Ada Stevens
Craig, Carl NJ. Erdman, Henriette E.
Frapwell, Sadie K. Freeman, George
Hunt Hibler, Rachel G. Howell, Eleanor
Jean Jameson Edward @. Lyon, Jr.,
Frank w. Muir, Louise Isabelle Mul-
ford, Luella Van Dyke, Amy E. Weir.
Adele A. Wiss, Mabel A. Young, Carrie
l. Zeak
The motto Of the class Of '9S is "Tenax
Propositi" -Steadfast in Purpose.
The program Of graduation exercises
is announced as follows:
Music-.'speed Our Republicn n.....M, Keller
Kssay-''A Plea for the Dumb Creation
Mabel A. Young
Defamation Growth of National ssmpa-
thiesn n...........,.......,.F Frederick H. Beach
Music-"May Song g''..........e,s,..A. A. X. Gaul
Essay-"Real Heroes Rachel Howell
Read by Louise Isabelle Mulford,
Defamation Memory Jerome K jerome
Clarence G. Bockoyen.
Original Phantasy in Verse Song Of the
Waves ...,,ss, Josie Il, Beach
Michael Watson
Essay Literature of Scotland,
Jane G. Caskey
Declamation-s'Pa Patriotism in School and Col
lege'' .,....sss,. President Gates of Amherst
George Hunt Hibler.
! Music Fair Luna '......,,ss,.,ss...Js barnby
Essay-ssA Night in the School House, .
Selected from the Class Paper
Amy e, Weir,
Recitation with Music-"An Incident of the
War'a..............>.,.La LalW Grace Armstrong
Presentation of Diplomas
Musie~''The Star Spangled BANKER, y
FrancisS Key
4 The closing class recital of the pupils
tof Carl G, Schmidt took place at his
residence Saturday afternoon East. A
ts@rge audience showed their appreciation
of the ad4airabls work rendered, and /
fine prograpa was pleasingIy given.
The gold medal was awarded to Mis-
Lillias Jehnst0n of Brooklyn for the bes
class record during the year; seconl
prizes to Miss Edith Twtning and Mis-
: Agnes Kelley third prizes to Mrs JAIME
F. Mawry and Miss Laura Slade, Firs
Junior prize to Miss Maud Blanchard
second Junior prize to Miss Rowin
Meyer. After the recital the entire au
dience gathered upon the lawn, partool
of refreshments, and felicitated tn
y0ursg ladies on their success. MI
Schnailtlis to be congratulated upon til
spleadid ,oaass and work Of his pupils.
: We append the list of pupils, yea
Es9zs9g: Miss Minnie Armstrong, Mis-
LettEe Baldwin, Miss Maud Blanchard
: Miss Nellie blanchard, Miss Sara Buck
ley. Miss Ella Brink, Mrs. Clara Henley
Bassing, Mrs. Brown, Miss Aimee Della
, noix, Miss Laura Dslrymple, Miss Ell;
Eddy, Miss Edith Finn, Miss Edith d
Hail, Miss Helen Harris, Arthur G
James, Mrs. Frank S. Jennings, Mis-
Lil4ias B. Johnston, Miss Agnes Kelley
Mics Rowina Meyer, Mrs. James F
AaQry, Miss Elizabeth Marsh, Miss NJ
Louise Pettiner, Miss Laura Pierson
Miss Sara Read, Miss Laura Slade, Miss
Earnestine Siedler. Miss Aline Sloan
Miss Ada Samson. Miss Freaderika
Snow. Mrs. Henry NJ Smith, Miss Edith
Twining, Miss Ethel Waterbury, Miss
Florence Waterbury,, Miss Gladys
Waterbury, Miss Helen Woolwarth,
Miss Mabel Welsh.
4 Very few changes viii be made in the
school faculty at Miss Dana's for next
year. Miss Candee has been engaged to
take charge of mathematics in place of
Miss Seabury; Miss Cochran will con-
tinue in the art department. and Miss
Taylor in the intermediate department.
Miss Stark of Brooklyn, who has been so
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