The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-06-12
UNDERGRADUATES
Interesting Exercises in
Hasbrouck Institute
This Morning By
the Pupils.
ROLL OF HONOR
Arthur G. Pulls Wins e. F. G..
Young and Gertrude
Wolfe Carrigan
Medal.

brouck Institute who have not attained
the honor of seniors, give their closing
exercises, was held in Hasbrouck Hall
this morning, beginning at ten O'Clock
The programme opened with an enter
tainment by the primary and kindergar-
ten departments, and little tots scarcely
able to enunciate the words recited cute
little pieces and sang cute little songs
Little Miss Susie F. Appleby gave a
welcome" Then came pretty little
song in French by Edison B. Heck, Henry
Hohorst, Jr, Cameron McNaughton
Stacey Sullivan, John F. Conway, Harold
D. Shaw, Arthur Brigham, Jr., Richard
L. Welsh, Nelson r. Van Horne and
Bruce N. Stimets.
Little Esther R. Rappleye recited
Daisy Nurses, and Nelson r. Van
Horne, 1.-THE Baker Boy" both very cute
ly, and Constance A. Stimets and Florence
c.. Pond sang duet very sweetly.
Nathan Heck recited Daisies; Harold
D. Shaw, 1.-THE Jester Bee; Susie +.
Appleby gave "a Lullaby; little Jean r.
Stimets rected Seven Times One; Lana
L Appleby. Legend of Forget -Me-Not,
and Dorothy w. johnson with Constance
B. Muller, sang a "Rose Song" Then
there were more recitations, "Daffy-Down
Dilly," by Florence F. Reisinger, The
Barefoot Boy" by Edison B. Heck; Dis
content" by Constance B. Muller, and
song, "Rockaby Baby by the Kindergar-
ten Class
Three cute recitations were:-'"The
Dandelon," by Margaret Earle Purner
vacation" by Cameron McNaughton
and "Grandma's Advice" by Jessie l..
Mclaughlin There was also very
pretty doll drill, which concluded the en-
tertainment by the smaller children, given
by Dorothy w. johnson, Constance B.
Muller. Florence F. Reisinger, Susie f.
App.eby, Lana I. Appleby, Jean r. Stim-
cts. Margaret Earle Purner. Martha Wood
Purner Nathalie Heck, Florence c. Pond,
Esther p Rappleye and Constance A.
Stimets.
In part two of the entertainment, or
that given by the older children, Robert
A. Macarthur recited ''Belshazzar" very.
cIeverly Vernon Ellis sang Voices Of
the Woods" cFarmingly, and there was
pretty dumfbbell drill by Edna Annette,
Jean Annette, Emma M. Lambert, May
v. Long, Minnie thurman, Mary c. Nc
Tntire. Gladys L. Thayer and Gladys S.
Wright.
Emma NJ Lambert gave 1.-TWO Craven
Images" and then followed "An Hour
with Kipling,'' which completed the pro-
gramme This was divided into several
parts. Margaret Wood gave most in
teresting Sketch of Kipling's Life and
there were the following selections
.swee Wee Winkie," by Margaret A.
Grevatt; 'sBobs,' by Mortimer Mayer;
I,xr z -ar1ly MaTn irps
.sTommy Atkins" by Lillian D. Post;
'Recessional," by Mabel Stevens. and a
clever little selection on "Kipling's
Poetry" by C. Louise Jones, followed by
a. scene from the "Gadsbys," cleverly act
ed, in which Gertrude E. White portrayed
Mrs Threegan, Maud H. Rowland por-
trayed Miss Deercourt, and Willard c.
Negus portrayed the young and undecided
lover Gadsby.
Edward Apgar rendered a mandolin
solo. Loves Dream After the Ball. be-
tween the sketch of Kipling's life and the
other selections.
At the conclusion of the programme
Mr.. C. C. Stimets, principal of Hasbrouck
Institute, announced the five honor places
in the boys department as Arthur g.
Pulls. who won the E. F. C. Young gold
medal for highest per cent. among the
bows. Charles J. Kydd, J. Howard Gould,
Edward P. Apgar and Ray c. Menagh.
In the girls department Gertrude Wolfe,
the valedictorian graduate. has won the
George Carrigan gold medal, and the otner
four honor pupils are Heloise e. Mayer,
Edna Annett, Hattie Brown, Katherine
A. Sofield. Edmund v. Bragdon, ]. How
ard Gould, Henry Hohorst, Jr., Horace
Mount, Arthur G. Pulls, Nichols J.
Thompen, Thomas E. Van Wrinkle, Henry
S. Young, Mary Ramsay, Betsy O.
Chamberlain and Edna o. Heppenheimer
have been neither late nor absent during
the year.
The following pupils have attained an
average scholarship of ninety or above
during the past year
Bows, northumberland and
Academic Grades-Edward P. Apgar
William X. Barrett, Edmund " Bragdon
Ross M. Craig, Fred. c. Gross, Edward
S. Dayey, Bruce v. Edwards, Charles
Elkin, Jr., Vernon Ellis, James E. Cop
sill, ]. Howard Gould, Hugh Hartshorne
Jr., Harold L. Higginbotham, Charles j.
Kydd. William T. McIntire, Ray G. Men
agh, Horace Mount, Alfred G. Norris.
William D. OGorman, James B. Pond,
Jr, Arthur G.. Pulls, George Randall,
Frank H. Van Wrinkle, Henry s. Young
Girls northumberland and
Academic Grades-Edna Annett, Jean An
nett, Hattie Brown, Inez Bullen, Grace G.
Campbell, Jean B. Duncassen, Margaret
R. Elkin, Beatrice E. Ferens. Augusta
Fortmann, Margaret A. Grevatt, Claudia
M. Hatch, Edna o. Heppenheimer. Pearl
Holbrook C. Louise Jones, Alma D.
Knnker Grace G. Kydd, Emma M. Lam
bert. Florence A. Long, May v. Long,
Minnie Luhrmann, Heloise E. Maver,
Mary C. McIntire. Florence G. Muller.
Alice E. Nevin. Mary Ramsay, Daisy M
Reid, Katherine A. Sofield, Laura j. So
field. Gladys l.. Thayer, Florence M
Waite sGertrude Wolfe.
Primary Department-Arthur Brigham,
Jr, Edison B. Heck, Henry Hohorst, Jr..
Cameron McNaughton, Harold D. Shaw,
Bruce N. Stimets, Nelson r. Van Horne.
Lana L Appleby, Susie F. Appleby.
Nathalie Heck, Dorothy w. Johnson,
Jesse i. Mclaughlin, Constance B. Null
Ter, Florence F. Reisinger, Jean r.
5timets.