The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-25
.FIFTY-SEVEN PUPILS
WILL RECEIVE DIPLOMAS FROM
HIGH SCHOOL TOMORROW NIGHT.
WINNERS OF CLASS HoNoRS.
HON. POPE BARROW TO DELIVER
THE ADDRESS TO THE GRAD
YATES.

Miss Georgia LaROche Secured First
Honor With Average of 1894,
Charles n. FeideIsOn,, Second, and
Miss Bessie Lexington, Third-Ex-
erciscs TO Consist of REGULATIONS
and Essays and Selections by Or
chestra-President of the Board of
Education, Col. George A. Mercer,
to Deliver Diplomas.
The High School will graduate fifty
seven out of a class of sixty pupils
this year. That number has success
fully passed the final examinations and
will be awarded diplomas at the COM
mencement exercises tomorrow night.
Superintendent Ashmore and the
High School faculty spent until after
midnight last night going over the
papers and making up the averages
awarded The first honor, the
valedictory to schoolmates, was
won by Miss Georgia La Roche. Mas
ter George Ferdelson will deliver the
valedictory to the school authorities
and Miss Bessie Lexington will read the
salutatory.
The graduating exercises will take
place in the Theater, and will begin at
$50 o'clock. AS is customary they will
consist of essays and recitations by
members of the graduating class, mu-
sic by an orchestra, the address to the
graduates by Hon. Pope Barrow and
the presentation of diplomas by Col.
George A. Mercer, President of the
Board of Education.
OF course hundreds of the relatives
and friends of the graduates will at
tend the exercises, as well as many of
the school children. In this connection
superintendent Otis Ashmore wishes it
understood that no children under IA
years old, except school children, will
be admitted to the theater unless ac-
companied by some older person, and
that school children will be admitted
only through the stage door.
The honor pupils with their averages;
those who achieved distinction, having
made an average of 80 per cent. or
over. and the remaining graduates are
a S follows:
First Honor-Georgia La Roche
Average, 1884.
Second Honor-Charles N. Feidelson.
Average, 9676.
Third Honor-Bessie Lexington. Av-
erage, 96.31
nguished-Vivienne Stern, Ar
mand Berg. Winefred Miller, Herbert
Smith, Annie Marcus, Lucia Kellar.
The other graduates are: Minnie
Wynn Adams. Deborah Adams, Mary
Katharine Artley. Willie Nina Bags,
Katharine Viola Banks, Annie Gather
inc Bartlett, Allieburd Beach, Ida
Bluestein. Mary Agnes Catherwood,
Caroline Cook, Robert Wilfrid Doyle,
Adalena Catherine Entelman, Lizzie
Desima Francis, Ruth Garfunkel, Ben
Harrison Gibson, Carrie Cleona Glass,
Frances Harriet Grayson, Sadie Hal
pert, Margaret May Harris, Gertrude
Henken, Joseph Janow, Nanette Har-
riet Keck, Alma Leetah Lindsay,
Gladys Ruth Lippman, Miriam Solo
mons Lovenstein, Ziprah De Sofa Men
des. Anna Footman McAlpin, Ina Nc
Leod, William Berlin McMurray, Eliz-
abeth Gertrude McQuade, Thomas An
thony McQuade, Dean Newman. Bes-
sic Cornelia Proctor, Dora Rawls,
Ray Grace Simon, Mary Elise Spann,
Henri Cecil Solomons. George Stoddert
Sullivan, Mildred Rochelle Tarver,
Julia Tate Trezevant, Jennie Louise
Wells, Ernestein Wertheim, George
Boardman Whatley. Margaret War
rem White, Arthur Lyman Wilcox.
Henrietta Ruby Williams. Ethel Bord
ley Wilson. St. Julian Ravenel Yonge.
The following is the programme;
Orchestra-"Nidette March and Two
STEP
Armand V. Berg, recitation, Com
mencement Day"
Nanette H. Keck, essay. "Curiosities
of Habit"
Song. Singing Cheerily.''
II. Herbert Smith, recitation, I'm
f1uence of Washington on Lee"
Orchestra, Tell Me Pretty Maiden
(Florodora.)
Miriam L. Lovenstein, essay, Should
the Word obey be Omitted From the
Marriage Vow" Affirmative.
Dean Newman, essay, Should the
Word Obey be Omitted From the
Marriage Vow?" Negative.
Orchestra, Runaway Girl"
Charles Feidelson, recitation, "Geor-
gia."
Song, Excelsior"
Margaret w. White. essay, THE Flu
ture of the Girl Graduate"
Orchestra, "F'lorodora."
Address to the graduates, Hon. Pope
Barrow.
Orchestra, THE Girl of America"
Presentation of diplomas by Col
George A. Mercer, president Board
Public Education.
Song, Graduates Farewell"
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