New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-01
ADMIRAL RIVET AT SCHOOL.
He Presents Prize to Wadleigh Graduate
Diplomas for Sixty-four.

ffenry A Rogers. president of the Beard Of
r-ducauon presented diplomas to sixty-four gradu-
ates of the Wadleigh High School yesterday morn
ing and prizes for proficiency in French v,cra rra
sehted by the French Consul General Souf1et de
Maeny and Rear Admiral Riyet commander ~
me N"rth Atlantic Squadron of the French NAVY
ne nrst prize in French, a gold watch given bv
the French Chamber of Commerce was nresantod
to Miss Nina NJ Dubois by NJ lie Magnv and tho
second prize. silver medal given by the Alliance
rrahGalS was presented to Miss Mari Louise
Cany by Admiral Rivet
DR.. John @ Wright Drtpci,aI &c 81 ,1-,,.,
Hish Schooi presided at the closing ceremonies
which took place i'm the amnhf+haatra and -
MOOT ana gallery We're crowded with the unde--
graduates of the school and relatives Of the erad
dteS me platform was deliberately decorated
with palms and few bouquets Of white and vel
back
Inc programme consisted of music and short
essay Inc choruses were given by choir of two
huno picked voices. with soprano and alto solos
IN "'' lumber, Zollner's lode to Music" by Miss
Teresa Guilty and Miss CIal. Pullman Miss
Guilty. llso sang Thou Arc Mine All" hv Brad
sky, and Miss Luella A. Wait gave q violin sclo
The music was under the direction of Miss Anna
Koch
The essaysts were Miss Selma UIman "Cpn the
Use of History Miss Janet Crawley Books of
NV CHILDHOOD; Louise II. RosenthaL "Tha High
er Education Of Women; Edna A. Young set
tlement Work.; Lois NJ. Owens, Learning to
Songs
nan HELM, Russia and America as n Home for
the Jew The last essay. which was written from
personal knowledge Istcl,ed to with par
ucular interest. Miss HELM described the schc OF
which she attended in Russia ccntrasted the
system of education there with that of America
and concluded with the assertion that no one
could appreciate the blessings enjoyed by the lat
ter country who had not experienced the reverse
Of these things.
The exercises opened with reading OF the Script
ures by Commissioner Frederick W. Jackson and
closed with America"
The graduates Mary Ayres IeaI Mary
Florence Lehman. Elizabeth Weir Lewis Agnes
- n, Linehan, Emily l. McEwan Rose F, Magee
FEIl!Sen r Markley Mary Miller Martin Grace
Helene Miller, Karen Elise Monrad AIverta NJ
Nice. Elizabeth V. Norwood. Julia Ondusko Lois
NJ Owens, Emma +. Pfeiffer, Katherine Louise
Rapp. Emma Dorothea Reimers Bessie Baker
Riddle Lizzie ". Roberts. Louise H RosenthaL
ann anne v russell. Elsie Schachtel. Catherine ].
Sheehan. Josephine F. Sprague Helen C. Sullivan
SERENA Olnan, Florence M Van Orden, Lillian
May Wardell. Edna Adele Young. Helen EsteIIe
Nz4oiIer, hather1ne F. Airing. Rena May Archer.
Marie Louise Cany Amelia Cohen, Minnie Alice
Go!Well, Nellie {. Condor, Janet Crawley Helen
WinSlow Dickinson, Ida Mildred Dierking Nina
NJ Dubois Louise Marie Ebbets. Sophie c. Ensko
Frank, Theresa W Gaffney. Cara Leslie Gardiner
Grace L. Gee, Martha Hahn, Lillian HELM Leo
more H. Hertzt1eld. Harriet c. Humphrey, Susie
II. Hutchinson, Sarah Keeney Julia Keleher Mar
garet A Killion Ethel May King Nellie Kuh
Mary z. T. Larkin, Rosabell A. Sullivan and Sara
Emma Lay.
The afternoon was devoted to the enrolment Of
pupils Tor next term. Eight hundred nine hun
dred girls thronged the amphitheatre and it was
found that at least hundred of them would be
obliged 10 go TO the annex