The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-06
NIGHT SCHOOLS CLOSED.

Diplomas and Certificates Awarded a |
 the Different Schools Last Night,
 The evening schools closed for the year last night, and each of the build ings where the sessions have been held appropriate exercises took place. An interesting programme was rendered, consisting of musical and vocal selec- l tions and the araual diplomas and cer- tificates of merit were awarded The I night schools have been well attended this year, though not quite as largely as last year Superintendent Beede said last night that the spirit in which the pupils entered into their work was much better than 1t was last year. and 1 therefore the results were satisfactory He said that the attendance was more regular than during the term last year, l and taking it all in all the superinten- l dent considers the year that was l brought to q close last night one of the most successful in the history of the evening schools in New Haven.
 Attorney Ullman of the board of edu- cation warded the diplomas at the Boardman school and in the Hillhouse l high school the certificates were award ed by MT. Jackson of the board of edu cation. There were twelve graduated a the advance school at Boardman and l all received diplomas. Aside from l these Superintendent Beede presented l forty-one pupils with certificates of merit for good work during the school year, Several members of the Yale Glee club were at the school and rem dered fine programme during the ev- ening A short address was made by the superintendent of schools and the exercises were most enjoyable. A mum Der of outside people attended many of whom were parents of the graduating class,
 At the Hilhouse high school Mr. Jackson made a short address, after which he presented 116 pupils. with cer- tificates. The elementary classes are held at the high school so there were no diplomas awarded. The programme of exercises included vocal solos by the pupils.
 Appropriate exercises were held at Zunder school, Hamilton school, and Fair street school. At the former school forty-five certificates were aWaTueu. eIl WtIt ulSliIDutpu al the Fair street school Despite the unfav- orable weather the attendances were large at all the schools.
 The programmes were as follows:
 3oardnan, D. m. Song-Quartet from Yale Glee club Awarding of 42 ertficates-Superin-
 tendent of Schools. Song-Quartet from Yale Glee club. Awarding of 12 dipomas--J, B. ITllman Song-Quartet from Yale Glee club
 HiIlhouse Elementary, s D. m. Piano solo-Mr Odenkirchen. Violin solo--Mr. Werzberg Piano solo-Miss Odenkirchen. Italian song-Miss Annie DeAngelis. Piano duet-Mr. and Miss Odenkirchen. Illustrated talk, National Flags
 Grey Curtis. Violin solo--Mr Werzberg Awarding of l16 certificates-John
 Day Jackson
 Hamilton S.20 r m A Address-Mr Verdi, Principal Song and mandolin playing-By pupils. l Awarding of 40 certifica tes--Mr. Verdi
 Fair Street, S:30 D. m. l Awarding of 10 certificates. | Talk-Mr Mariani, Principal.
 Zunder, s D. m. Violin solo-~Mr Sokoloff. Monograph exhibition - MT, Kugel, Principal Recitation-Miss Stodel.
 Readngs-Pupils of the School Awarding of 45 certificates.
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