The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-19

Friday-Names of the Graduates.
This years graduating class at the
High school numbers one hundred and
one, which is the largest in the history
of the school. Special arrangements
are being made to make the commence
ment exercises the most complete and
elaborate ever given in this city.
They will extend over a period Of
three days, commencing tomorrow
night, when twenty-eight young ladies
and one lonely young man will be
graduated from the Training school.
The class-day exercises of the gradu-
ating class of the High school will be
held on Thursday night, and on Fri
day night the above mentioned one
hundred and one WILL as valedictorians
are wont to say, 'leave the happy
school room, ETC."
The platform in the High school
auditorium is now being enlarged to
accommodate the large class, and
Chairman A. L. Francois, of the high
and training committee, who has charge
of the decorations, promises that they
will be especially beautiful. Bauer's
orchestra has been engaged to furnish
the music for the three events.
The graduating exercises of the
| Training school class will be opened
with a prayer by Rev. DR.. C. NJ. Giffin.
The address to the graduates will be
delivered by DR.. A. L. Winship, of
| Boston, a celebrated New England
| educator, and editor of the Journal OF
| Education, <who will speak on "Char-
acter, Capacity and Training" There
,,-;11 ~, ,I,-s a
solo by Miss Katharine Smith. The
| diplomas will be presented by Chair
man Francois.
| CLASS-DAY EXERCISES.
The class-day exercises will be pre-
sided over by Farnham Mears, the
| president of the class of 1900, who viii!
also deliver the opening address. The
| class history will be read by Miss
Maud Mabel Capwell, and the class
poem by Miss Mary Greeley. The class
prophecy will be read by John Cool
idge, and Edwin Weisenhuh will pre-
sent gifts to the various members oe
the class. The class will is to be read
by Rossman Vail
| An especial feature of the exercises
will be the singing of a class song.
composed for the occasion by Miss
| Clara Browning.
In addition to the numbers men,
toned above, there will be a guitar solo
by Miss Bessie Fraunfelter, an essay
by James Lynn Matteson, q recitation
by Florence Evelyn Rafter, and 4
piano solo by Miss Gertrude Barrow
man. At the conclusion of the eXer-
cises a reception will be held at the
| Scranton Bicycle club house.
The valedictorian of Friday evenings
graduating exercises will be Carl Zelg-
Ter and the salutatorian, Wayland d.
Gates. The following honor students
will deliver orations or essays: Miss
Mabel Sloat, Miss Anna Russ, Miss Isa
bel Graves. c. Norwood Pitcher and
Victor d. Thayer.
There will be a number OF choruses
by the students, who are being system
atically drilled by Professor c. b. Der
man, President b. T, Jayne, of the
school board, will present the diplomas
and Superintendent Howell will make
a brief address.
. The invitations which the class have
been sending out are exceptionally
unique, as they contain exact fac-sim-
lies of the signatures of each and every
graduate.
LIST OF GRADUATES.
The members of the class of 1900
are as follows: William L. Acker,
: Mae Barney, Mary Gertrude Barrow
man, Lillian n. Blascher Margaret "
Blewitt, Clara May Browning, Edwin
r. Buenzle, Olive Burall Mary Bug
den, Maud NJ. Capwell, Bessie Cham
berlain, Anna w. Clark, j. T.. Coolidge
Frank II. Cooper, Catherine Hannah
Collins, Grace Daniels, l.. May Davis
Catherine Davies, Susie L. Dawson
Martin Doughec, Lorencie e. Dimmick
Kathryn Magdellan Dunno, William A.
. Edgar, Arthur Edgar, Ethel Fellows
Christine Fellows, Helen Fowler, Mary
Belle Freeman, Bessie Frounfelter
William Fowler, Randolph l. Froth.
ingham, Bruce w. Fordham, Isabe
a | Graves, Margare: Gunster Gertrude
CARMEL, Wayland d. Gates, Mary
e Greedy, Warren p. Grant, John Gruner
. ir, May M. Haggerty, Ruth p. Ham
William II. Harris. Jennie Il. Howell
d Lydia Julia Huber, George A. Harring
, ton, Mary NJ. Hefner, Marv F. Harte
Lucy Imeson, William NJ. Kilcullen, j
, b. Kelly, Malvina Adrienne Knapp
d Elizabeth Linn, Mary Loughran, Ger.
trude Long, Esther Mackie, Farnhan
= Mears, Henry A. Motchman, Edward
g f. Muller, Jennie Miller, James L
i Matterson. Annetta Morton. Austin w
Moors, Elizabeth McHale, Nicia M
s Nealon, Kathryne H. O'Neil. Myfanwy
y Powell, Bertha Powell, c. Norwood
= Pitcher Lyman w. Payne, Anna Russ
, Margaret G. Richardson, Margare
. Mary Ruddy, Florence f. Rafter, Cur
}. tbs Sherin, Mabel r. Sloat, Jesse A
Snover, Jessie Shumway, j. William
n Schuler, Ralph c. Snowden, Charles d
1. Scheuch, Edward j. Sturdevant, vii
h liam w. Scheuer, Walter p. Stevens
ReXford X. Swartz, Harry f. Stevens
le Arthur Paul Schultz, Lucretia Thomas
e Edna league, Victor d. Thayer, Ross
y man ingalls, Vail, II. f. Vaughan, Min
ME White, Susanna Watkins, Kathryi
d Walsh, Low Evelyn Wade, Mareldi
e Louise Urley, Harry A. Walsh, Warrel
e f. Wireback j. Edwin Weissenfuh
=, Harriet Ziegler, Carl w. Ziegler.
70 The members of the Training schoo
\. class are: Cora Mae Benedict, Cath
IN crime Jane Burial, Kate Nettleto
Chase, Mildred Lovina Coons, Grac
Jeanette CraUan Marua,at NJ DOn0b