Evening journal., 1903-06-06

ln9-Dinners IN Honor Of the Gradu-
ates.
The inaugural event Of the COM
mencement season of the Wilmington
High School will begin on June IL with
banquet given by the Alumni Associ-
alton to the young men Of the gradual
ing class. on the following Monday
evening, June %. the class day exercises
Will be held, and the commencement
exercises proper will be held in the
school auditorium on Wednesday night.
June "a The wind-up win be Il dinner
given to the girls of the graduating
class by the Alumnae Association on
June 20.
The class is the third largest in the
history Of the school. and numbers
eighty-three. II is as follows.
February class-Sarah May BOnhain,
Lula Beryl Boys. elsie Dalton Bugless,
Margaret Jane Derrickson, Emma kck-
man, Anna Smyth Fell. Martha Bovard
Fisher Mary Virginia Fish
er, Agnes Forkum. Helen Rebecoa
Johnston, Nellie Dolorosa. Kennedy,
Marion Marshall Kite, Mabel Lee. Mary
Elizabeth Lowe Anna Bertha Mccaul-
ley, Emily Chance Mitchell, Bessie May
Moore Ethel Mary Parsons, Bessie
Louise Rommel, Helen Simmons Tat
nall, Agnes Cecilia Traynor, Harrle
Alonzo Bell. Everett Cornell Brltton.
Albert Massey Comegys, Bernard
Joseph Dougherty, Lusby West Green
wood, Samuel Lowrie Hamilton, Joseph
Kramer Kates. Edwin Hall Marks, Rich
ard Conwell Shoup. George Jackson Ste
vens, George Edgar Warren.
June class-Nellic Hurst Austin,
Mary Elizabeth Baer. Florence May
Biddle. Eta Cooper Douldcn, Mary
Howard Brackin. Susie w. BIaclSin,
Nancy Lillian Brown, Esther Mary
Christian, Martha Augusta Dunn, Car
lie Httnger Eaton. Elizabeth lola
Egan. Mabel Inez Frederick, Grace Ann
Hardin, Irene Stiegel Henkel, CLARA Ce-
ella Kollus. Anna Frances Mcclos-
key Edith Woodward Mcdaniel, susan
B. McMullin, Ethel Laura Neave, Irene
Pierce. Mary Ratledge Amy Marie Rile,
Nathalie Robinson, Ada May isosin,
Louise Robinson Scott, Rebecca NJ.
Sparks, Louise Hungerford Tat
nall, Sarah Richardson Tatnall,
Josephine Marie Tomany. Helen Eliza-
beth Nandever, Anna Pierce Vernon,
Jeanette Adair Wilson, Lacklan Nc
Lean Beaston. Osmore Wheeler Bud
dington, James Norman Craig. Herbert
Blaine Chambers. George Roy ration,
! John Phillip Farnan. James Stanilaus
Grant. William Thomas Homewood,
John Francis Horty. Herbert SDratt
Lilley. James Clifford Mecannon, Charles
Edgar AIcCarroll, Francis Xavier Moon
! al nh NtnEgllpT
Robinson Frank RooD Smith, Jr,
Thomas Argyle Souder. Arthur Ferci-
val Tanberg. Francis Philip Traynor
Semi-annual examinations begin on
June Is. the following schedule having
been posted by Professor Berlin:
The semi-annual examinations Will
begin on the 18th. and the following
schedule has been posted by Professor
Berlin; Monday, B senior. literature;
A middle, physics; b middle, geome-
try; A junior, physical geography; b
junior. physical geography; A gram
mar. history; B grammar. history and
geography. Tuesday, B senior Virgil;
A middle. history; B middle, English;
A and b junior. algebra; c Junior
Latin; A grammar, arithmetic; B
grammar, grammar; Wednesday, B
Caesar; A junior. Latin;B junior, Eng
lish; c junior physiology; A grammar,
grammar; b gramamr arithmetic;
Thursday, b senior, chemistry; A mid
die, geometry; A junior, English; c
Junior. English; A grammar, literature
and spelling: b grammar reading and
spelling; Friday, B senior, German; A
middle, English; b middle, physics; B
junior Latin; c junior, algebra; A and
b grammar. music and drawing.
The music examination of the fifth
and sixth gramamr grades will be held
in the auditorium of the school at a.
m. on Friday, June 10, and parents and
lovers OF music are invited to be pres
ent. The students will display the
careful training they have had in the
lrudiments of music under Miss Fletch-
er's supervision, as well as in chorus
work