The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-27
HIGH SCHOOLS GRADUATES.
THE LIST COMPLETED AND COM
MENCEMENT HONORs ASSIGNED.

Miss Florence schaefFer the First
Honor PupiI-The Class of 1900 n
large One. Having 90 Members.
The Closing Exercises VIII Take
Place at the Theater Tomorrow
Night-The Programme Attrac-
tive One-By Request of the Glass
1t Has Been Decided That no
Floral Tokens Shall BE Received
by the Graduates at the Theater.
The Morning News presents this morn
ang the list of the High School graduates
the names of the honor pupils and the pro
gramme for the graduation exercises
which will take place at the Theater to-
morrow night
The list of the graduates is a lengthy
one, there being Sc in all, this being one
of the largest classes ever graduated from
the High School. Miss Florence Schaeffer,
the little daughter of Rev. W. c. Schaeffer
DID, carries off the first honor and will
deliver the valedictory to her schoolmates
The second honor, with the valedictory
to the school authorities, goes TO Master
Carl Stern, while the third honor, which
carries with it the salutatory, belongs to
Master Harry Trucheled. The response is
behalf of the Second grade will be made
by Miss Caroline Miller.
The other honor pupils, those who at
tanned readers places. are Minna Will
kins, Mary Thomas. Nellie Mulligan,
Katie Dillon, Harold Prayer Estelle Gut
man. Emma Truslow, May Woodbury.
and Ralph Meldrim. The honors do not
depend upon any fixed percentage, being
given to those who obtain the highest
average on all studies in the order of per
centage obtained. Thus graduates who OBJ
tanned high percentages missed the credit
OF being on the honor roll in some in
stances by only few one-hundredths of
one per cent. The honors are given as
an incentive TO the pupils to seek to
obtain a high percentage in their studies
and this year, as usual, the percentages
of the honor graduates are very credit
able.
The members of the graduating class
concluded their final examinations yester-
day. Superintendent Ashmore, Principal
Train and Profs. Cannon, Wilson and
Parks worked until after midnight last
night reviewing the examina ton papers
obtaining the percentages. determining
the honor graduates and arranging the
programme for tomorrow night. This
was necessary in order that the pro
Sramme might De placed IN the ndnuS OF
the printer to-day and the programme, of
course, could not he made up until every
thing ese had been worked out.
The graduates and subjects of their es-
says are follows:
Adams, Laleah P.-"Slang."
Atwell, Emily J.-''Value of Time
Basch Evan .-"Ballot and Bullet
Behr, Margaret A--"Women and Wage
Earning"
Bergen, Helen J.-"Exaggerated Hero
Worship"
BulIard. Matte B.-"The scape Goat"
Cohen, Stella N,-"Happiness."
Corelas, James P.-"Advantages of a
Gymns sum-"
Dillon. Catharine M.-"Public versus
Private Schools"
Doyle. Frederick G-"Unconscious Ed
aaction."
Freeman Ruby-"H bits of Economy"
Gazan, Simon N-"Man's Inhumaaity
TO Man"
Goodwin, Mabel E.-"Heirs Of Ages"
Gutman, Estelle B-"Moral Courage"
Horton Maud A--"Self Confidence"
Katzoff, olomon--''Health.'
Kreeger. Thomas B.-"Compulsory Edu-
cation-Negative."
Lanneau, Helen-"Epitaphs' Grave and
Gay"
Levy. Sidney H.-"The Politician"
Iingg, Bessie-"Post Gradual Study"
Lovenstein, Eta E.-"Woman's Mis-
sion"
McIver. INSTRUMENTATION.
Mcmillan, Mabel M.-"Power of Music"
Medlock, Coralie D.-"Education.'
Meldrim, Ralph-"Is the Boer War JUS
tifable? Yes"
Nell, Katie v-"Money a Blessing and
Curse"
Monsees. A. Meta C.-"opportunity."
Mulligan. Helen F.-"Conciliation vs.
Coercion"
Mulligan, Hortense-"Flattery."
Muskovitz. Amie-"The Servant Girls
Dream
oppenhemer, Eva H.-"Busybodies."
Patterson, Marie IA Mothers Infiu-
ence."
Powers, Charles F.-"Too Late"
Prayer, Harold M.-"Compulsory Educa-
tion"-Aftlrmative.
tai Punishment"
Putzen, Matte F.-"Being Able to Gay
No.
Riley Robert F.-"Habts of Economy"
Ruwe, Mary A.-"Greatness."
Schaeffer, Florence MA Distorted
Character
Schroeder. Annie W.-"Avarice."
Schwarzbaum. Leah-"Women the
Slaves of Fashion"
Seyle, NJ. Adele-"Reform in Prison
Discipline"
spann, William B.-"self Advertise
ment."
Stern. Carl s.-"A Good City Govern
ment."
Thomas. Mary Eft Might Have
Been"
Thompson, Margaret S.-"superstition."
Tietjen. Emma A.-"Rich Without
Money"
Truslow, Emma A.-"The Importance of
Trihes."
Truchlet. Harry 1.-The Newspaper an
Educator"
Turner, Henrietta J.-"Decision of
Character"
vollers, NJ. Henrietta-"Habits of Cour-
. tesy'
White. Halle C.-"Motives of Study"
Wilnesky, Harry L.-"Why Should We
Exercise"
wilkins. Minna CA Plea for the
Squares"
Woodbury. B. May-"Is the Boer War
Justifable? No"
Woods. Ceciha-"Character."
The programme. which is OF the usual
order. is somewhat lengthy, but the
friends of the graduates will not mind
shis. A feature of this years exercises
will be the omission of flowers This was
decided upon by The faculty at the re-
quest OF the young ladies of the gradual
ang class. Though some of the more IA