The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-03
JOHN ]. HEATING.
Glass Gator.

Miss Margaret Kennedy, class his
torian, led the audience through the
Nagarles of q dream in which the his
torian found herself on a houseboat
with purple END white decorations. on
Lake Quinsigamond. surrounded BY
members Of the class who gathered 20
talk over school life Her references to
the athletic and scholastic achieve
ments Of the class called forth freauen:
applause, and We're appreciated by
members of the class She made pleas
ing reference to Principal James Jen-
klns, predecessor Of PRINCIPAL Lewis at
the English high school and under
whose rule the class entered the school.
But. she said, we We're not allowed
10 feel Mr.. jenkins loss. for in Mr..
Lewis we have always felt we had a
friend on whom We could rely and who
always had the interest of the pupils
uppermost in his mind"
Charias Buck, who, though a mere
boy, answered the presidents call for
troops and bravely gave up mis- life for
his country was tenderly remembered.
Miss Ruth E. Nelson. class pianist,
played a scherzo in E major. ard Milton
c. Snyder, baritone, sang My native
land"
Alfred F. Whitman. class prophet. in
an appreciated glimpse into the future.
assigned the class to all manner of ig-
nominiOus ends and pedestRls Of fame.
He looked into the future a score of
years and in illusions found the high
school graduates in every conceivable
occupation and vocation.
Miss Edith Goodwin, Miss May How
ard and Miss Vera Knight gave banjo
and mandolin selections, following
which, under the leadership of Seth
Richards, the class song written by
Miss Marion z. Ayers, with music by
Miss Ruth E. Nelson, was sung.
After the exercises in the hall the
class and friends adjourned to the lower
hall, where BicknelPs orchestra fur
nished music for dancing, which con-
1inued until O'Clock.
The class day committee was COM
posed Of J. Lester Perry, Miss Mary
Kane, Miss Catherine e. Kerrigan, Ar
thur c. Gage and Jesse T. Cooper. The
ushers. who were members of the jun
for class, were George Foley, w. Harry
Blodgett, Howard D. Brewer, Thomas
F. Collins, D. A. Harrington, Louis
Israel, Harold Mccarthy and Fred
Richardson.
Following is the membership roll OF
the senior class:
Annie F. Adams, Bertis H. Adams, Al
bina Anderson, Marion z. Ayers, Mary
Z. Ball, Anna D. Barnard, Walter w
Bennett, Lucy BigelOw, d. J. BOland
Gertrude E. Bone. Peter T. Doyle, Lucy
NJ Brooks, Arthur G. Brown. Grace NJ
Burr, Ellen L. Callan, Thomas Carroll
Addie L. Carter, Grace NJ. Casey Anna
IT. Cavanaugh, Nellie a. Chamberlin
Helen NJ. Chase, Warren z. Clark, Wes-
ley K. Clifford, F. Joseph Collins, ].
Frank Cooper, Lucy NJ. CoulsOn, Annie
F. Cox, Catherine F. Cummings. Rob
ert A. Cushman, A. w. Darling, Jr
Edna A. Davis, Minnie A. Delehanty
r. w. Dixon. F. J. Dolan, Katherine A
Drohan. James z. Farrell, Angela G.
Flaherty, Anna T. Flynn.
Ralph S. Forsstedt, Arthur c. Gage,
James A. Gea1y, r. W. Geary, Ger
1rude F. Gsrrity, Margaret V. Gill
christ, Lottle NJ. Gleason. Jennie 7.
Goldstein, Edith H. Goodwin, Margar-
ct V. Gray, Caroline A. Creamy, Eva
NJ. Greene. Irving A. Greene Charles
A Grosvenor, Fred ]. Harvey, Martha
F Haselden, Nellie A. Healy, John A.
Hennessey, Birney L. Herrick Helen
NJ. Holden. Hilda Hoist. Elizabeth E.
Haran, May L. Howard, c. F. Howe
Myrtle D. Ingraham. Charles b. s.
jackson, Gertrude L. Jackson, May l.
Johnson, Mary F. Kane. Thomas ].
Kane. Margaret n. Keaney, John J .
Heating, Margaret c. Kennedy, kath-
crime Z. Kerrigan, Emma L. King
May Lamberton.
John E. Moore, William NJ. Moran
Herbert F. Morse, Alice G. Murphy
Elinor T. Murphy, Ruth f. Nelson,
Hattie NJ. Newhau, Catherine O'Neill,
c. H. c. Parker, Fred A. Parker, J.
Edward Paul, Arthur Pellet, Ida G.
Pero, J. Lester Perry, May V. Power,
Alice A. Powers. Walter l. Prentiss,
Francis X. Quinn, NJ. Gertrude Quinn,