The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-21

l OI dll. f1e also spoke or the neeu OL dC
 quiring a taste for reading good liter
 ature and loving good books. With the
 ideas of teaching from example or prac' tiCal illustrations the idea of using tho
 book must not be given up, nor mus
 the book be misused, Great possibilities
 of increasing the average education are
 offered, .' we are able to real our sur
 roundings and understand them.
 He closed by extending hearty wei
 come to all members of the class whC
 anticipate attending the normal school next year and assured them that there
 was no need of worrying as to their re-
 eeption or treatment.
 Another musical number by the chorus The Tornado" arranged from
 the opera "Il Trovatore" was given and
 then the valedictorian, Miss Vera Timm of Hlllhouse, gave a most excellent ad- dress which will be given in full in our next issue.
 The chorus, assisted by a quintet com posed of Misses Fleury, Wilson, Welton, Lees and Winslow, all of Hillhouse, sang Great and Marvellous Are Thy Works" by Gaul
 His Honor Mayor studley in a few brief congratulatory remarks to the class and few words of admoniti0n to the audience in the matter of using l their every effort to maintain the ex- cellent standard of the schools in the city, presented the class with their di- plomas.
 The class song with original words was the closing number of the pro- gramme. The chorus sang this with will and they were assisted in the solo parts by Miss Lucille w. Beach of l Hillhouse and Miss Harriet w. Coe of Boardman.
 At the conclusion of the exercises one of the members of the class stepped for ward and in a few words presented Pro- lessor Jepson with a handsome leather music rack case. Professor Jepson was much surprised, but he thanked the donors and congratulated them on their splendid chorus work, saying that they were second to none of all the graduating classes which he had drilled.
 The names of the members of the graduating classes are as follows:
 The graduates of the class of 1902 Hill house Hill school are:
 HONOR DIPLOMAS.
 Classical course-four years: Lottie Gene yieve Bishop, Myra Cannon Kilborn, F. Enid Marble Rosemary McDonough, Clarence Seymour Hut, Ella Elizabeth Smith, Vera Anna Wilhelmina Timm.
 Academic course-four years: Mabel Eva Allen, Florence Eleanor Kennedy, Rather inc Agnes Kennedy.
 Scientific course l. four years: Samuel David Sarason.
 Commercial course-three years; Flora Elizabeth Burkhardt.
 DIPLOMAS.
 Classical course-four years: Delora Etta Armstrong; Sarah Strong Baldwin, Alice May Barnum, Lucile Walkley Beach, Mar Bessie May Clark, Mildred Rose Cosgroye, Mildred Lovett Farnsworth, Eleanor Beat rice Marie Fox, Viola Marie Gamsby. El- freda Dorothy Klebe, Belle Parkhurst, Grace Smith, Ruth Miner Winslow, Frank Leroy Bryan, Richard Edmond Whittlesey, John Chester Coffey, George Starkweather Fowl CT, Edward Albert Holaday, James Bernard Bernard Henry Scanlan, Avery Milton Schermer- horn: Carlton Hicox Stevens, Charles Pratt Futile.
 Academic course-four years; Bessie AL berta filling, Helen Goding Austin, Grace Adelie Brown, Estelle Jane Cain, Bessie Margaret B. Clark, Alice May Connor, Alice Geneyieve Dennan, Florence Dutrieuille den, Jennie Fleury, Edith May Graham, Viola May Holaday, May Irene Hollacher, Bertha Curtis Huntington Josephine Cert | fuNe duSSeN, HenlleITd Mnrtna Joyce, Nd l therine Josephine Leonard, Lillian Virginia Mager, Daisy Julia Marlowe, Lucy Eleanor | Mccormick, Irene Margaret Mullen, Leone Martha Norman, Isabeela Letingwell Pier Prince, Florence Mary Redheld, Georgianna Scott, Cecie Ursula Shea, M Myrtle | Strauss, Bessie Darling Stuart, Mabel | Haynes Taylor Helen Harriet urford, Grace | Wright.
 Scientific course-four years: Clifford Ray | Beardsley, Frank Edward Bolmann, Ed | ward Cornelius Crowley Grey Willis Cur | ton Greist, Harold Frederick Hamel, Will i liam Dennis Kennedy, Walter Frederick ] Storey, Louis Frederick Knollmeyer Edgar | Dwight Moore, Herbert Stuart Nelson, Frederick Leo Shea.
 Commercial course-three years: Catherine Louise Armstrong, Anna Basserman, Helen Gertrude Boucher, Anna Marion Brenner, Margaret Mary Courtney, Jane Josephine Dore, Jennie Gertrude Fitzgerald, Jeannette lrma Fleischner Helen Thersa Foley, Paul. he Olive Goebel, Mathilda Emma Heing, Katherine Honore Higgins, Jeanette Zelda Hodreyer. Anna Marie Jordan, Anna Eliza beth Kennedy, Kathleen Elizabeth Kennedy Iuiette Veronica Kiernan, Emma Wright Lane, Mary Lonergan, Mabel Marguerite Maher, Anna Letitia Murphy, Mary R. Ma hanson, Maud Regina Nett, Eulala Marian Normandy, Lena Ida Louise Rabanus, Wini- fred Louise Robbins Rose lima Schneider Bessie Baldwin Rowe Alouisa Schercr LFeHe Sleglef, Aubrey DOuGlaS Barnes, GeO. l William Bence, Max Martin Bernstein John William Brownstein, Edward Thomas Chap nan. Charles T. Cook, William Joseph Kele- Charles Cleveland Smith, Bernard Nesbecher Jr., Clarence Webster Wolfe. The graduates of the class of 1902 Board nan Manual Training High school are:
 HONOR DIPLOMAS.
 General course-four years: Grace Dor ance Allen, Marguerite Cathrine Geiger. flora Mathllda Wiegand. Scientific course-four years William Klein Simpson.
 DIPLOMAS. General course-four years: Robert Joseph , Boyle, Myron Richard Crockett, Stephen oseph Collins Frederic Squires Gorham, oseph Thomas Hopsia, Frederick Louis reand, Joseph Louis Riggs, Olive Foote f Andrews. Alice Ellen Brown, Marilla Mac enzie Cooper, Mabel Allan Cummings. lnnie May Down, Elizabeth MacNicholl' Z va Agnes Mercer, Mary Ives Scranton sertha Douglass Talmadge, Carrie Eliza 7 'wiss. Scientific course-four years: Charles Alex. 5 nder Blatchley Edward Francis Calihan, | l arl Amelng Hldebrand, Arthur Beach : fills.
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