The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-27
EIGHTH GRADE PUPILS
GRADUATING EXERCISES OF THE
VARIOUS SCHOOLS HELD.
An Interesting Programme Is Rem
dered at No. 4I-Exercises mt No.
z and Other Schools.

graduating exercises yesterday. Some of
them were in the evening. others In the
morning and some in the afternoon. At
school No. d the exercises were held last
night. The programme was as follows:
Invocation ...............Rev. Chas. Il. Allen
Salutatory-"The Closing Century.
........................... Glen. Dixon
Vocal Solo-"A Gypsy Maiden. r.:
Essay-"Intellectua Progress of the
Century ..................N Vernon Shelton
Piano Solo-'La Fiesta March" ........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nellie Treat
DISCRETIONARY Progress in this Cen
fury ,;.;...............-.... Mona Rutter
Essay-"Moral Progress of the Cen
fury" .........................A ALLEN Sommer
Recitation-"Old Robin" 49,. Esther Myers
Piano Solo-'Birds of Spring" ........-.:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Anna Hamilton
Essay-"The Peace Congress" ............
........................ Forest Williamson
Recitation-"The Arsenal Bertha Jones
LASS History Nina lark lark
Guitar Solo-"Westward Galop".
Observation-Disclosures. Mona Rutter
Valedictory and Presentation of Glass
Gift: Anna Hamilton
Presentation of diplomas by Mr.. Sloan,
president Of the School Board
Benediction. ....Rev. Chas. b. Allen
The graduates were Nina Clark, Glen
Dickson, Anna Hamilton, Bertha Jones,
Esther Myers, Mona Rutter, Vernon Shell
don, Allen Sommer, Nellie Treat and Forest
Williamson.
Schools No. As and % held their exercises
In the Assembly Hall of the former yester-
day afternoon. The programme was an un-
usually good one. as follows:
Song--"The Lord is my Shepherd: 49,.
Recitation-From 1.-THE Lady of the
Lake" .......................... Mary Chase
Song-"Blue- of Scotland ..........:
,,.;,, 1;, "a "a
Reliance Holton. Herbert Holman.
Boat Song" Observation-Disclosures ...Scott
A. Glass.
Dialogue. Ellen and Fitz James
Grace Philputt. Ossie Conner.
Song-"The Vikings'-Chorus. ..........
Observation-Disclosures. School No. %
Song. ........................Tne vikings
Chorus-School No q.
Dialogue. Roderick Dhu and Fftz James
Lincoln Dickey. Shirley Bartholomew.
Song. lave Marie
Girls of s A. Glass.
Dialogue. -. Roderick Dhu and Fitz James
Ward Stanley. Philip Kirlin.
Song-"Mary of Argyle" Daisy Osborne
Address. Rev. A. B. Philputt
Song" Soldiers Chorus"-Chorus... .....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....School No. -
Presentation of Diplomas.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Supervising Principal
Song-"Auld Lang SyEe"-Chorus... ....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ......School No y
School No. held it's commencement ex-
ercises yesterday afternoon. The pro-
gramme consisted Of calisthentics and was
very interesting. No. held commencement
exercises yesterday morning. The partici-
pants on the programme were Elmer Ras-
CHG, Sadie Evans, Flarence Mogle, Grace
O'Mara, Frieda Pink, Florence Swankhaus,
Kate Hunter. Florence Barnes. Grace
Trenary and Laura Reynolds. Miss Crop
sey gave an address to the class and Miss
Kerlin presented the diplomas. The grad
yates were Flora Barnes, May Brown.
Hayward Curry, Grace O'Mara, Gertrude
Perry. Walter Perry. Sadie Evans, Ella
Ewing, leila Fletcher, Freida Pink, Elmer
Raschig, Lulu Poisel Laura Reynolds, Ed
ward Ford, Katharine Hartnett. May Shee-
han, Kate Hunter, Florence Swankhaus,
Arthur Kastner, Florence Mogel, Oliver
Murphy, Grace Trenary and James WIPER.
The closing exercises OF the A class at
school No. 3 were held yesterday afternoon.
Papers on Growth Of Protective Tariff"
by Robert Gates, and on William Lloyd
Garrison" by Raymond Daller, were read.
Readings from 1.-The Lady of the Lake." by
Alta Curry, Edward Mueller. Georgia Bak-
er and Blanchard Boicourt, were given.
After the presentation of diplomas by Miss
Alexander, the graduating class presented
the school with two handsome pictures
"Esop," by Velasquez, and Head OF
Child" by Greuze. Out of the class of
forty-one pupils thirty-seven Will be pro-
NOTED.