The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

"AA' h"CiO A%' NClNiIdIul, NdTO-
line Grouse, Vallie Ramsburg.
For trying to be good little
girls crowns were conferred on:
Misses Louise +, Schley, Mary
Collins, Mary Starr, Ruth +.
Kennedy, Pauline Diffendal,
Mary +. Kennedy.
Premiums were awarded to
Misses Mary A. Mes. Hayden,
Emile a. Pampel, Madeleine
+. Pampel, Lucy L. Neidhardt,
Mamie Whitehill, Caroline
Grouse, Marie J. Diffendal,
Louise V. Key, Teresa Fitzsim-
mons, Corrinne r. Payne, Lille
F. Kennedy, Lillian NJ. Pampel,
Helen Little, Marguerite NJ. Dor.
Sey. Cecilia Beckley, Regina Ro.
dock, Lauretta Rohrback, Minnie
j. Grouse, Maude Grumhine,
Mida Lakin, Emma NJ. Payne,
Ellen b. Rohrback. Bessie
Burck, Annie 5. Staley, Mamie
I. Mccartney, Teresa Snyder,
Miriam NJ. Morgan, Marguerite
h. Bennett, Ruth II. Kennedy,
Eleanor NJ. Young, Annie L.
Kennedy, Lucy Schaffer, Mar
garet Weaver, Louise L Schley,
Mary Collins, Pauline Dit1endal,
Mary E. Kennedy, Ruth Phoe
bus, Ruth Kennedy, Frances f.
Rohrback, Agnes Gouker, Helen
Scheat1er. Katharine Goode, Lou
Use V. Key, Mary L. Ogle, Bessie
Ramsburg, Rosalie Kennedy,
Lillian Birely, Margaret Houck,
Mary Starr.
MALE AND FEMALE HIGH
SCHOOLS.
The subioined program was
the order of exercise $ that greatly
pleased and interested IA large
audience at the City Opera
House last Tuesday evening, the
occasion being the Joint com
mencement of the Male and Fe,
male High Schools of this city.
This happy combination has been
the custom for several years past
and is more satisfactory than
holding separate events for many
reasons; expenses being curtailed
and the entire affair being proper
ly concentrated and arranged.
The exercises this year were of
high character and the young
graduates carried ont we'll their
several parts. Owing to the
number in the class several es-
says were omitted from the pro
gram, although they were of ex-
cellent material and showed hard
work on the part of each writer.
The diplomas were awarded the
graduates by Prof. f. b. Pretty
man, State Superintendent of Ed
ucation, who made a very appro-
pirate and eloquent address.
Among those present on the stage
were members Of the county
school board, Amos Urner and
Jacob b. Tyson; school trustees,
j. j. Dill and NJ. T.. Getzendan
ner; principals of the two schools,
Prof. Burgee and Miss Robinson;
RevS. Ingle, ESchbach and Hotf-
meier and several others.
During the evening Prof. Bur
gee presented a gold medal to
Mr.. Charles +. Summers, of Brad
dock, for having made he highest
average in his studies and an
other medal to Paul G. Whip OF
the second class. The gradual
ing class Of the Male High School
had banquet at the restaurant
of Mr.. A. p. Marsh later in the
evening.
Program-MuSic, Frederick Sc
lect Orchestra; Recitation of the
l2lst Psalm; Invocation, DR.. Il.
Eschbach; Anthem, praise We
the Lord" Salutatory, "Climb,
Though the Rocks be Rugged, >
Robert f. Lee Kolb, Frederick,
Md; SalutatOry, "Redeeming
the Time" Kate Courtney, Fred
erick, Md; 'Blue are the
Heavens" Chorus; History, NJ.
II. s., Calvin Percy Page, Fred
erick, Nd; History, +. NJ. s.,
Sallie Katharine Firestone, Fred
erick, Md; "The New Star
Spangled Banner" Chorus;Proph
ecy, Chester Garfield Glenn,
Gainesville, Md; "Aitermath, y
Virginia West Grayson, Fred
erick, Md; "Summer's Come, y
Chorus.
Presentation of Diplomas, by
Professor +. b. Prettyman, State
Superintendent of Education
Music. Orchestra; Valedictory,
"Individuality,' Charles +. Sum
merS, Braddock, Md; Valedic-
tory, "Education that EducateS, y
Huldah l.. ID. BruSt, Frederick,
Md; YALE" Chorus; Benedic,
ton, Rev. Osborne Ingle; Music,
Orchestra. Owing to the large
number in the class it was neces
sary to omit several essays and
orati0ns.
The following were the grad
untnn. hmm Airmi n In Diu.n.n Hi