Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-14
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Essay. Morals In Warfare"
Lester Charles Gilman.
Plano Solo. "Rondo in E Flat Major"
John Field
Kent Ruthven Rackliffe.
' Harry wilbert Grinnell.
Poem. Flight of Time"
Suzie Ewell Hayes.
Vocal Solo. THE Mighty Deep II indie
Grafton, "ferritoriai Expansion"
Raymond Calvin Gleason.
fropnEES dSwina winnifred THOMPSON.
Violin Solo-(a) Serenade,
(b) Spanish Dance,
Melville F. Francis.
valedictory. "Amicitia.
Extreme Leonora Flood.
Class Ode.
CLASS ODE
Music by Kent r. Racklifre.
We now must bid fond farewell
To the hill we've called our home
To scenes we've loved, and friends so
For all afar must roam.
Within these halls we've spent glad days
Whose mem'ry time cannot mar.
May all the truths we've learned be ours,
And ever our guiding star.
III.
We know that this is not the end
Of the lessons we must learn,
The school of life will ever give
New problems for us to con.
And thus. my classmates, let us all
go strive to do our best,
That when the toll of life is DER
We may meet in that promised rest.
REFRAIN:
And now. dear classmates, fare-thee-well,
For we all afar must roam;
But when our work on earth is done,
Wen meet in our Fathers home.
ALICE NJ. HAMLIN.
The class motto is mon FINS sed Ini-
tium." The class officers are: President,
Herbert l.. Grinncll; vice president, Alice
NJ. Hamlin: secretary. Raymond T. War
rem: treasurer. Extreme l.. Flood. The
class colors are crimson and white.
In the afternoon, the four literary
societies received in their respective
halls, where dainty refreshments of
cakes, etc, etc, were served.
In the evening, a large-sized audi
ence was at the church in attendance
on the commencement concert. DR..
Morse had made special effort, this
year, in procuring artists for the occa-
sion. Every article on the program
was exceedingly well rendered, but the
audience simply went wild over the
solos rendered by Willis L. Bachelor
of New York, the sweet voiced tenor.
and he was recalled many times. Fol-
lowing is the program:
PART l.
Schleppergrill-M Morse. Overture, Grotesque
Morse Quartet.
Rachmaninoff. Prelude
Iljinsky. Berceuse
Areusky Etude
Mrs Spofford.
Garrette. My Loves a Red Rose
Schubert Quartet.
Mcdowell
THE Robin Sings in the Apple Tree.
Fraure. The Palms
Mr.. Bachelor.
RAN Cavatini
Mr. Morse.
Nevin. Doris
Miss Brown.
Obigato Violins, Miss and Mr.. Morse.
INTERMIssION.
PART II.
Paganini. Carnival di Venice
Rossini. "Cujus Amman"
Mr. Bachelor.
Miss Brown. Mrs. Morse. DR.. Morse,
Chopin-Liszt. Song
Chopin. Scherzo, = Minor
Mrs. SpoffOrd.
Hawley. .
Andrews 20, for Day of Spring
Mr.. Bachelor.
Pinsuti Good Night, Beloved
Schubert Quartet.
The following artists took part: Mr..
Willis f. Bachelor of New York. tenor;
Mrs. Harriet A. Spofford Of Boston, pi-
anist: Miss Vennessa NJ Brown, soprano;
Mr.. Louis B. Morse. violinist.
The Morse Quartet: Mr.. Louis b. Morse,
violin primo Miss Theo l.. Morse, violin
secundo: DIR. Wilson F. Morse, viola;
Mrs. Wilson +. Morse, cello.
Schubert Quartet: Miss Nennessa NJ.
Brown. soprano; Mrs. Wilson F. Morse,
Contralto: MIR. Louis e. Morse, tenor; l,r.
Wilson +. Morse. baritone; Mr.. Kent X.
Rackliffe. aCcompanist.