The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-24

tions for the English and classical
schools.
The debate over the question closed
with the report of the special commit
tee appointed year ago to Investigate
the desirability of a change, and The
report recommended the division of the
association. By almost a unanimous
vote this report was rejected and FOR
at least a year the alumni will be un-
der one head. Principal e, r. Good
win presented the report.
At the suggestion of Mr., Goodwin,
the secretary was instructed to send
out postal cards to learn the sense of
the graduates on the question which
will be brought up next year,
The program of the evening opered
with music by Chafin's orchestra, fol-
lowed by the business meeting and
election of the following officers; Pres
ident, Michael f. Fallon; vice presi-
dents, Zelotes W. Coombs, John e.
Lynch, Forrest f.. Barker Edward IL
Warren, Lieut.. Ralph Earle, u. s. NJ;
secretary, Homer P. Lewis; treasurer,
Edward NJ. Woodward; directors, Hen
ry r. Whitcomb, Charles e. Hildreth,
Miss Mary p. Jefts, Frank A. Rich
ardson.
John j. Heron sang This bonny lass
Of mine" and responded to an encore
with ITO bid my love good morning.
John ]. Heron was accompanist. Pres
ident Charles c. Milton exten led q
warm welcome to the graduating
classes, and responses were made by
President Herbert L. Drury Of the
Classical high school class and Pres
ident j. l.. Perry of the English high
school graduating class, After music
by the orchestra the meeting ad-
journed to the hall below, where re-
freshments We're served by Rebboli 10
500. Chaffin's orchestra furnished mu-
sic for dancing, which continued until
late hour.
Many of the classes met and elected
officers as follows:
Classical high school, '99-President
Mcdonald Barton; vice president, Miss
Marion L. Hunter; secretary, r. j. Has
tings; treasurer, Cornelius e. DAILY,
Glass of '94-President, E. j. Harring-
ton; vice president, Miss Kate Lincoln;
secretary. Miss Nellie Truchon; treas
urer, Paul Green.
Class of 90 English high SCHOOL,
President, Fred C. Bigelow; vice presi-
dent. Louis d. Gilbert; secretary, Eva
M. Bowles; treasurer Winthrop G. Hall.
Class of '96-President, William But
Ter; vice president, Miss Ada York;
secretary, Miss Catherine A. Tully;
treasurer, Simon Friedman.
The classes of '97 voted to unite into
one organization and elected these Off
GERS: President, Frank L. Rawson; vice
president, Miss Belle Lincoln; secretary,
Miss Florence M. Mirick; treasurer, A.
L, Cook
Glass of 99, English high school
President, B. l.. Herrick; vice president,
Miss Mamie e. Ball; secretary, Miss
Margaret Kennedy; treasurer, Alfred f.
Whitman, Jr.
Glass of 95 held one of the most
largely attended meetings of the even
ing and discussed plans for class re
union TO be held in the near future as
arranged by the officers of the class. 1t
was voted to levy an assessment of 80
cents on each member of the class to
defray expenses, and four assistant
treasurers were appointed to receive
funds. These are the officers elected:
President, Miss Josie M. Kendall; vice
president, w. r. Waters; secretary,
Miss Florence Abbott; treasurer, Miss
Dora C. Tosi; assistants, w. A. Jordan,
A. w. Cole, Ernest L. Smith, Miss Alice
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