The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-06-17
IHASBROUCk WEEK
Institution Graduates This
Year the Largest Glass
in It's History.
ITS THIRTY MEMBERS
Programme of the Commences
ment Exer cises The Prize
Winners.
ITS THIRTY TWO MEMBERS

Tomorrow night will be commence
ment night at Hasbrouck Institute when
the thirty-two members Of the gradual
ing class Of 1908 will receive diplomas
and give a final farewell to the facul-
ty. The present class is the largest in
the history of the institute. OF the thir-
ty-two graduates fifteen of the young
men are going to college. In 1886 the
graduating class numbered thirty.
The graduates this year are:-
English Course Claribel Banks
Helen Angela Coyle, Bessie NJ. Dur
land, Charles Elkin, Jr., Bennett
George Gerzog, Percy A. Gordon, j
Howard Gould. May Halliwell, Thomas
D. Halliwell, Jr., Edna o. Heppenheim-
er, Julie C. Landrine, Robert A. Near
thur, Elsie L. Mahlstedt, Maggie May
Charles Edward Miller, Lillian D. Post
Gertrude Carolyn Puster,. William B
Schuetz, Charles A. Steurer, Jr., Y. Roy.
al Tupper, D. Charles Wegman.
Classical Course Bruce Vincent Ed
wards, Charles James Kydd, Frank Me,
Intire, William Lutkins Rae.
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Literary Course Hattie Brown, Elsie
Daumont, Mildred e. Guernsey, Mar
garet Herr, Alice E. Nevin, Mary EN-
ma Sperry, Jeanette Wolfe.
The E. F. G. Young medal for the high
est scholarship this year was won by
Charles J. Kydd. This is the third time
Mr. Kydd has won this medal. The Geo
Carrigan Medal was won by Miss Fran
ces Spengeman.
Commencement week began on Sunday
On Monday there was musicale by
the Hasbrouck School of Music.
This school is conducted by Gustav l.
Becker, Superintendent Moritz E
Schwarz, Rudolph Jacobs, Benjamin
Monteith. Emil w Mueller, and Victor
Baier, Advisory Superintendent.
Yesterday morning the undergraduates
rendered a very interesting programme
The exercises for the forty-seventh an
nual commencement to take place this
evening will be elaborate.
The programme will be as follows
Overture, Isabella" Suppe; Prayer
Rev. VIM. H. Boocock; Salutatory and
Essay, The Novel, a Mirror of Society
Hattie Brown, Second Honor, Chorus
Morning Invitation, Veazie; The Choos
ing of a Life Work; Grafton, Bruce Vim
cent Edwards; The Evolution of Jerse,
City, Honorary Essay, Gertrude Carolyr
Puster: Chorus, The Fisher-Crew's Re
turn, yeazie; Forestry, Grafton, J How
ard Gould; Misfits, Honorary Essay
*Elsie Daumont; Fame, Oration, Charles
Edward Miller; Chorus, Forget-me-No
(Gavotte), Giese, Arranged by Victor
Baier; The st. Louis Exposition. Essay
May Halliwell; Capital vs. Labor. Ora
tion, Robert A. Macarthur: Chorus,
Right Good Crew, Vincent (Tror Sopran
os and Altos; Our Need of New Navy
Grafton, Frank McIntire; The Wisdom
of Nonsense, Honorary Essay, Mary
Emma Sperry, Chorus, 'Tis Morn, Gel
bel; Grafton and Valedictory, Trusts
First Honor, Charles ]. Kydd; An
nouncement Of Honors; Award Of Med
ais, Hon. VIM. n. Speer, 81; Address
to the Graduates, Hon. W. D. Edwards
III; Presentation of Diplomas, Hon
Gilbert Collins; Orchestra, March, "Ala-
gazam," Holzmann.
Excused from reading.
The graduates reception win be held
Friday evening, June 10, in the Assem-
bly, Hall Of the institute.
The officers Of the class -Presi-
dent, G. Edward Miller; ~icepresident
Mary b Sperry; secretary, Charles ].
Kydd; treasurer, Charles Elkin, Jr.
The following win act as commence