The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13

orcHeStfa gave Splenulu proSTdIllll1
of music.
Among the most enjoyable incident
was the presentation of gifts to tn
graduates. which was filled with flll
and amusement The programme wa
as follows:
PART FIRST.
March Observation-Disclosures. .Orchc>'r
Glass History ....................,Ia Harry Colcma
| Essay. "Our Boy-' Martin puin
Piano Duct ....Mnnc Herbert, Gertrude Grahai
Class Poem ....Rohcrt Meakc
Glass Presentation Harry BunnC
lntcrmissonrc Zen Minutes.
overture '.''''''''''.''''' '.''.'''..''. ."chcs'r
Glass Prophecy Eleanor JonG
Piano Solo .........................M Mary Glcnno
Presentation 10 School ........ Bcrinc Ilunsickc
Glass VIII .....................Et Ethel MacMu'lc
Piano Duet Mary Glcnnon. Raymond I'urk
Mantle Grafton ...................Wili Gardnc
tMss Song Observation-Disclosures. .Clas
Matthew Connor was an exemplary
master of ceremonies. The class
poem. which was read by Rober
Meaker. was keenly enjoyed 1t is as
follows:
Dear friends. who hthcr this evening have come
extent glad welcome in behalf of nought one
"" are tho first class in This century
And from Carbonate High school the largest one
| too,
| And now nf the members of this wonderful clas
Let me tell YOU hit OF each lad and each las
There's our president, Btl,nc. in meeting SC
stern.
That no ono darcs Laugh till VIC do adjourn,
| But her, alas, one fault lou will meet,
| She's exceeding fond OF elder sweet.
Katie Mclean is an os,ayist. OH. but she's wise
| And down at Scranton She won tho first prize.
| Her future occupation is doubted by some
But the most OF us think she'll "Garincr''
| bcComc
The pride of or class. its delight and its Joy.
| |, the cute ,littl, chap 10y the name of LcRoy.
| This nice little follow so low in stature,
| Is afraid of the wicked kidnappcr Pat Grove
Now Ethel MaoMullcn, who plays on the fiddle,
| Does she for the boys? Well that is a
| riddle.
Her studies and music she'll never iorsakc,
| Except when perhaps she tries baking cake.
Our venerable patriarch, old Father Dix,
Is really, fear in dangerous fix,
Nnd some time hc'l tumble, So most of us think,
For he pcrSstcntly keeps near TO the Brink. -
Jessie Matthews. indeed is talented girl,
And right down her back she wears a big curl
She sings in the glcc club. way up to high c,
.\nd to hear her rccc nothing nicer could be-
Harry Coleman in German can fucntly speak
Besides being vcrscd in Latin aud Greek,
And he's brave Tor his size. since on nights when
It's dark
lie darcs to go walking away no in East Park.
Nina Rolls is thin, as every ono knows,
And the harder She studies tho thinner she grows,
She's always so sober at this thing or that
She'll never remember 10 laugh and grow iat
hcr.
But none are more brilliant than our Moon, who's
a wonder
Since Harry Bnucl! lost his Lola so fair
But cvotcS all his time to the study Of STAMPS.
And with the three SIS is taking long ramps
Poor Minnie Wallace stood alone in the door,
four,
In each ot her eyes there stood biz tear.
For she felt so sorry 10 lose Roycr dear
We have BiSlOp, as such a class should
And besides being pous She's prcttr in f,co
And thought il is earthly. sill, favor,d with
grace.
Now smith, YOU know, is a common name
But if stanley keeps ON he's destined tor iauc
For did not This brave boy AT Tho waste h,,to,
dive.
Then hc has a sister. Nicc en- cav
Sucndinr long hour, At studv hnt shor, cnos =,
pI,y.
Anal nLnn ,or find Alice ,i,h bo. ,.,,,
Dcbcrt ,'r.lncr. they saw. docs almost adorc
The ,ouur ladies tlat / have inst mentioned bo
Sr, ' "
That this is The truth, for certain don,t know
S'
Now some Of Ms Get hero at hal, r,,t o,o,t
I'm, nnr, ,nr t,rdirnss ,,0,.,r so''i '''''
For mis- uckv rrl, ,ho's ,I,y1y, IN r,r,.
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Win Swiycr, with rir,ors .,,;,l, =, ~.
On thc a,,r mole ,atos n,,,Io -, ,oI -" "'',