Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-05-25
Commencement Week.

Mary p. Fleming, Katharine T. Guckel,
Clara E. Grohmann. Frances Herdman,
Ford H. Hays, Estella Heydrick, Clara
L. Henry, Jean Kelly, Gertrude NJ.
Keck. Martha L. Loveless, Mayme E.
Mechling, Pearl McMarlin, A. Louisa
Mardorf, May V. Maxwell, Elizabeth
Miller. JEANNE E. Mckee, Nell Oller,
Mary S Perry, D. Belle Ramsey, Clara
Schneideman, Laura P. Sidler {. j.
Turner. V. B. Walker, A. G.. Williams
and Myrtle Younkins.
The following are the programs, sub
ject TO change:
CLASS NIGHT.
Overture, Orchestra
Statutory by President of the Glass, c.
J. Turner.
Glass Song, Glass.
History, Estella J. Heydrick
Donor, Elizabeth NJ. Miller.
Grafton" Imperialism, Andrew G.
Williams.
Inventor, Frances II. Bole.
Medley, Class.
Poem, Myra G.. Abrams.
Conferring of Degrees, May Y. Max
well
Artist, Laura Mardorf.
Selection, Orchestra
CLASS REUNION OF 1929.
Greetings by Chairman, Victor B.
Walker
Glass History, 1s99-1929, Mary NJ. Els
Ter and Mayme E. Mechling.
Butler High School of 1929, Ford H
Hayes.
German Letter of Regret, Clara E.
Grohman.
Solo-Words Original, *Clara Louise
Henry.
Letter of Regret from North Pole,
Katharine F. Guckel.
Butler Of 1929, Daisy p. Ramsey.
Trip to Mars, Mary Sloane Perry.
A Poetic Reminiscence, Mary NJ. Filth
ian.
Our Greatest Genius. Jesse Cornelius
Farewell, Gertrude Mary Keck.
Song-'Auld Lang Syne, Glass.
Excused from Performing.
Class Song, words by Estelle Heydrick,
Myrtle Younkins and Jesse Corne-
lius.
Medley, words by Clara Henry, Ger
trude Keck, and Clara Grohman.
COMMENCEMENT
Overture, orchestra.
1UNOtdIlOU heN. y. .. -1Shtts
Class Hymn, Evening Prayer, Steb-
bins, Glass.
Grafton, Influence of Good Literature,
#Mary Fleming.
Essay, Our Country's Achievements, "
Laura F. Sidler.
Grafton, "Procrastination, +Verna
Pearl Dickey.
Trio, 'Hither FAIRIES Trip, Tully.
g.I, iv, ha
Atkins.
Recitation, "An Old Sweetheart of
Mine" Myrtle F. Younkins.
Grafton, "Our Unsung Heroes. John
E. Flack.
Vocal Solo, "Bobolink." Bischoff; Lu-
cretia Findley.
Debate, Resolved that higher educa-
ton as it is now thrust upon the
young men and women of America
is detrimental, First affirmative,
Frances Herdman; first negative,
Martha Loveless; second affirma-
tive, Grace Cumberland second
negative, Daisy NJ. Forsythe.
Trio, I'm the Hay FIELDS" Pinsuti.
Essay, Development Of Language,
Pearl McMarlin
Grafton, THE Angel of the Battlefield,
Jennie E. Mckee.
Oratorical Essay, Music" *Clara Il.
Schneideman.
Piano Solo, "Pensez a moi, Neumann;
Recitation. kentucky Belle, Jean
Kelly.
Valedictory, minnie Fleming
Award Of Diplomas, Hon. a. q. Will
liams.
Song, Waltz Song" McGlaugalin;
Class.
Selection, Orchestra
Denotes First Honors I Denotes
Second Honors. Denotes Honorable
Mention.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL. PARK THEATRE
JUNE 1, 1899, 2:30 p. NJ.
Invocation, Rev E r. Worrel
Chorus Spring Song, Class.
Salutatory by President Of Class, David
L. Billingsley.
Bill, Dora A. Graham.
Glass History, Ella Pearl Campbell.
Duet-"Two Merry Girls" Mary
Bulford and Jean Wallace RoessinR
Essay Hobbies and their Riders, Al
berta L. Stein.
Class Poem, Mary J. Bulford.
Chorus The Song Of the Triton"
Class.
Debate - Question: Resolved that
United States Senators should be
elected by popular vote" First AT
firmative, Charles l.. Nigh; First
Negative, Stanley q. G.. Reiber
Second Affirmative. Merrill G. Rus
sci, Second Negative, Albert Henry
Keck
Violin Solo, Nellie Pearl Balph.
Chorus "Fairyland Waltz, Class.
Essay For Value Reed Promise to
Pay. "Addie Mildred Miller
Recitation Thirty Years With a
Shrew" A. Mabel Graham.
Presentation of Diplomas, Lev McQuis-
tion, Esq.
Chorus joy JOY Freedom Today,
Class.
The calendar as contained in the in.
vitation is as follows; Sunday May 28,
in Park Theatre, baccalaureate sermon
by DR. VIM H. Crawford, President Of
Allegheny College City Superintcn
dent Gibson's Alma Mater Tuesday,
May 80, 800 p. IN. class night; Wednes-
day, commencement night; Thursday.
900 am, farewell exercises in high
school chapel, 2:30 pm. Ninth Grade
commencement IN Park Theatre; Fri
day, 800 p. m. alumni exercises.