The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-24
ANALYSIS BY MISS GOULD.

ANALYSIS BY MISS GOULD.
The orchestra opened the second part
with an overture "The Dawn OF Love-"
which was followed by a scholarly
analysis by Miss Margaret Gould of
"The Rhine of the Ancient Mariner"
with some interesting history of the
poem and speculations as to its origin
and motive.
Leon Levys grafton, Modern Chi
valry," was filled with originality and
was especially noteworthy for it's pure
and graceful diction. The Knight Err
rant, the Crusader, the ancient courtier
may be no more, he said, but chivalry
still lives and its highest types, he
pointed out, are found in the lowly
fireman, the red cross nurse and the
much-abused Salvation Army soldier,
to say nothing of our gallant soldiers,
such as Phillips, who on the bridge of
the victorious Texas gave a foot note
for history in his memorable abjura
tion, Don't cheer, boys; the poor fell
lows are dying"
A chorus from Verdi, ooh! Hail Us
Ye Free" by the class preceded the
valedictSry. Charles +. Dougherty
was the valedictorian and he had as
the subject of his Grafton TRUSTS"
The discrimination of railroads in
favor of large corporations and the
power of these latter to control the
press associations, to his mind, made
trusts possible. In congressional ac-
! ton lay the only remedy, he believed.
He was applauded so vigorously that
he was compelled to bow his acknowl-
| edgements.
superintendent George Howell then
| presented the diplomas after one of his
usually eloquent and timely addresses.
THE LARGE CLASS,
The class is the largest in the his
tory of the school, containing eighty
| two members, as follows:
| Classical Course.-Mary Peck Hitch
cock, Mary Rebecca Williams, Charles
Earle Daugherty, Leon Levy, Roswell
Silas McMullen. Albert Motiska William
! Henry Scranton.
| Latin Scientific Course.-Gertrude Burr
| Alworth, Cora May Benedict, Catherine
| Irene BuTall, Alice Reed Burns, Kate
Chase, Gertrude Jeanette Craven, Mary
| Hoyt Doster, Margaret Madeline Dough-
er, Ida Anna Evans, Helen May Cling
her, Margaret Brown Gould, Margaret
Hughes Ina May johnson, Pearl Blanche
| Lidstone, Bella Mary Murray, Elizabeth
Josephine Padden, Maybell Thistlewaite
Parsons, Minnie Longstreet Peck, Mabel
Elizabeth shepherd, Anna Sherwin, May
Pauline Shook, Maud May Shumway, Ed
ma Stevens, Elfrieda May Sylvester, Pearl
Edith Treverton, Ella Emily Walter, An.
ma Beach Williams, Walter Carl Bene-
dict, George Francis Coar, Edward At
water Harmes, Arthur Jenkins, Harry
Carman Rose, Christian George Spoerl.
English Course.-Mary Christophel,
Harold w. Battin, James Stanley Glib
bons. Emil Goley, Emanuel Goodman.
Scientific Course.-Loretta Sarah Bro
gan, Anna Connerton, Mildred Lovina
Coons, Mae Matthias Davis, Jessie Wood.
ruff Featenby, Helen Iona Fellows, Cath
crime Frances Hastings, Clara Mabe
Neeld, Agnes Veronica Reap, Bertha
Marion Sanders, Maud Anastasia Wha-
len, Alvin Walter Decker, Edward
Francis Kelly, Walter Joseph Northup
William Gardner Pearson. ROLAND Drap.
er Rice, Monroe William Stout, Harry
Benjamin Strong, William John Welsh
jr.
Commercial Course-Orpha Myrtle Co
rey, Irene Graham Cowles, Rose Gross
Cora Elizabeth Gscheldle, Anna May
Gertrude Jenkins Sarah Marie Jones
Emily Lee, Flora Levi, Taliesen Williams
Davis, Charles Ormsby Helriegel DaviC
Landau, James Gerald McAndrew, Ed
ward Disborough Morse, Clarence Alloy
sius Quinn, William Schudmak. William
Frank Stetter, John George Williams.