The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-27

tus Shaptrine and Third to Lewis
Montgomery PowelI-Address OF
Occasion TO be Made by j. r.
Shussy. ESq.-MRyOr and Council.
Members of Board of Education.
Judiciary and Clergy. Invited TO
he Observation-Disclosures Composed of
Former Graduates of school.
Forty-hve pupils, members of the
graduating class or the High School.
Will receive diplomas Of graduation at
the exercises 10 be held in the theater
Tuesday night.
That occasion. as usual. viii be the
event OF the school year. and in all
probability the capacity Of the theater
will be taxed TO accommodate the
many friends Of the young graduates
Special invitations to attend the
ceremonies have been issued TO a num-
Der Of gentlemen: Mayor Herman Ny
ers and the members of Council. mem
bers Of the Board of Education. the
judiciary and the clergy. Seats for
these gentlemen will be provided on
the stage, where. also. seats viii be
reserved for the parents OF the gradu-
ates. To the general public the doors
will be opened at Sis o'clock.
OF the graduates the honor pupils
are:
Joseph Whatley Woodfn. first honor,
1915 per cent
Harry Augustus Shuptrine, second
honor. 1851 per cent.
Lewis Montgomery Powell, third hon
or, 1851 per cent.
Those who achieved distinction are:
! Lorraine Montez Proctor, Charles John
1 son Solomons, Esther Rose Belsing4r,
| Margaret Elizabeth Farmer, Elliott
/ Evans Cheatham, Rice Warren White,
| Annie Theodore Kidwell Henrietta A
Falk and Margaret Louise Stillwen.
The friends of Miss Woodfin, who is.
/ perhaps, the youngest pupil in her
/ class, Will be gTatified to know that
| she carried OFF first honor. She has
been a careful student during the
/ three terms that she has been in the
/ High School, and her reward is first
/ place in the list of gradua ties. She is
| the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs w. G.
! Woodfin and the granddaughter of
! Prof. Woodfin. who for many years
held the chair of mathematics at the
| University of Georgia.
| The other graduates are: Jack Apple,
Eva Baker, Frances Chamberlain
| Barnum Walter Savage Blum, Chloe
! Alice Bush Elizabeth Gordon Cassels,
| Mary Antoinette Chandler, Mercedes
Anita Cook, George David Curtis,
Gertrude Falligant, Addie May Gibson,
Ethel Lois Goodwin, Edwin Alexander
Harriss, Arthur Smith Hayward, Fan
! ME Howard, Thomas Ormond Hussey.
1 Caroline Love Keller, Carolynn Luz
Gle Knight, Charles LaMotte, Anna
Louise Lightbourn, Florence Charlotte
Main, Frances Joseph OppenheiTn.
Vera Caldwell Palmer, Wallace Joshua
Pierpont Marguerite Lucia Silva.
Mary Royal Stillwell, William Henry
Thee, Meldrim Thomson. Eloise Annie
! Thompson Helena Annie Tietjen Tai
madge Winn, Lille Ella Josephine
| Winkers, and Helen Godfrey Wynn.
The programme of the occasion will
Invocation, Rev. DR.. William C.
! Schaeffer
Orchestra.
Essay. The French Revolution"
Joseph w. Woodfin.
Essay. IF We Understood" Esther
Be1singer.
Song. May Bells"
Recitation, The American Flag"
Talmadge Winn.
Orchestra.
Essay, Post Graduate Life" Frances
Barnum.
Song, Wandering"
Recitation. Surveys Dream" Mel
drim Thomson.
Essay, Shoes Fannie Howard
Orchestra
Recitation. Sixty Years Ago" David
Curtis.
Song, May Morning."
Address to graduates, Hon. J. r.
Saussy.
Orchestra.
Presentation of diplomas by Col.
George A. Mercer, president of Board
Public Education.
Song, Graduates Farewell"
A pleasant feature of the occasion
will be the selections of the orchestra.
which volunteered its services, and
which is composed entirely of former
graduates of the High School. The
singing will be conducted by Mrs. w
II. Teasdale.