Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-06-21
THE HIGH SCHOOL.
Programme for the Twenty-ffth Annual
Commencement.


Programme for the Twenty-ffth Annual
Commencement.
The following programme has been
arranged for the 25th annual COIN
menceJnent of the High School next
Monday evening at the Grand Opera
House:
Overture, "Turandot," Lachner,
Philharmonic Orchestra prayer, Rev.
J. r. Milligan, D. d. selection, "The
Singing Girl" Herbert; essay, The
Dawn Of New Century, ''Sara Everson
Marchand Milligan; Grafton, Ter
ritorial Expansion Menace" Charles
Brewer Dannenberg; Morceau, La
Gazelle, Bendix; presentation of
prizes; first honor prizes, A. Fl.
Berlin; Morning News prizes, Edgar
NJ. Hopes; Alumni prize, Charles b.
Palmer; Alumni prize, Miss Hannah
v. Brady; Bishop Coleman, Latin
prize, Rt Rev. Leighton Coleman,
s. 7. D., Ii, D.; intermezzi,
"Salome, Lorraine; essay, 1.-The
Yagabond Spirit" written by Mary
Louise Powers, read by Jeanette Eek
man oration. Territorial Expansion
a Necessity" Washington A. Hilles; I;
idylle, La. Cinquantaine, Marie,
address of the graduates, Henry y.
Conrad; comforting of diplomas, Evan
G. Shortlidge, NJ d., president of
Board of Public Education; class song !;
march, Somerset, Wiegand.
The graduating class is as follows:
Rose Margaret Andrews, Alice Benson
Conner, Elizabeth Veronica Doherty,
Jeanette Eckman, Marie Feldmeier,
Mary Rebecca Cause, Minna Fay
almer. Margaret Gertrude PattersonP
Katherine Pernet, Mary Louise Powers,
Margaret Ellen Price, Lulu May Red
mile, Mabelle Jeanette Winner, Mahala
Harvey Wells. Charles B. Dannenbere,
j. Hazel Fogwell, Lewis W, Ibaugh,
Ralph Briggs Kyle, John William
Nowlan, Emnor j. Reese (died), Frank
Amos Slack, Frank K. Zebley, Estela
Barnes, Eugenie Chambers, Charlotte
Helen Cline, Dora Argargus Cloud,
Eleanor May Conlyn, Carolyn Greigg
Dent, Nellie May Forrest, Harriet
Fulton, Blanche McIntire, Sara Everson
Marchand Milligan, Agnes Baldwin
Mitchell, Reba Emmons Paris, Ethel
Pierce, Eta May Reeves, Elsie Talley
Robinson, Natalie Carswell Rush, Lulu
May Heisler, Jennie P. Hjrst, Rachel
Matilda Kolck, Irena Gertrude Larison,
Maria Locke Lenderpan, Estela Arnold
Lieberman, Estella Macklin. Elsie
Virginia Sparks, Elizabeth Street,
Cora Bell Stuart, Annie Garland TAFT,
Helen Ray Walker, Addie Warner
Wiley, Virginia Maria Woods, John T.
Andrews, Arthur N. Andrews, Everett
L. Baggerly, Walter M. Baylis, Claude
Orville Diffenderfer. Leon r. Lofman,
Edgar McComb, Harvey G. Mcdowell,
William Leslie Missimer, Richard
Seymour Rodney, j. Stuart Groves,
Charles f. Hackett,y Leonard r.. Hall,
Washington A. Hills, Albert II. TAFT,
Leon z. Thomas, Robert Williams
Tumlinson.
Commencement week will be in
augurated at the High School to-
morrow with an exhibition OF manual
a. NJ. until 10 p m. On Friday even
ing an elaborate class-day entertain
lnent will be given in the assembly
room of the High School to mark the
passing of the class Of 1900 The fol-
lowing programme has been arranged: I:
Overture, Orchestra; presidents greet
ing, Washington A. Hills; duet man
dolin and guitar, Rose M. Andrews,
John T. Andrews; class history, j.
Hazel Fogwell class history, Rachel
M. Koloh double quartet; class
banner, presented by Leon r. Lofman /;
received by Gerald Dougherty; class
prophecy, Harvey g. Mcdowell; reci-
tation, 1.-THE Second Trial. Mahala
II. Wells; solo, Good by Sweet Day, :"
j. Hazel Fogwell; class prophecy,
written by Mary L. Powers: read by
Maurice Feldmsier; presentation of
class memento, Leondred r. Hall; |;
class song. written by Mary L. Powers: !:
address and memorial exercises, Charles
B. Dannenberg, hlarch, orchestra.