Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-06-11
NORTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL NINTH
GRADE.

| A>oNl hh1AIN MAIt CSI1COL NlNIH
| GRADE
| The exercises at the North Grammar
school. 9th grade, were finely carried
out, and showed painstaking work on
the part of teachers and scholars. The
| following constitute the graduating
| class:
Ernest f.. Blair. Wilhelmina Butter
| field, Edyth A. Field. Arthur Glazier,
Angie NJ. Glidden, Leroy X Hitch
| ings, Herman r. Howard, Carl c.
| Jones, Carrie NJ. Jones, Alfred Lang
| lois. Lucy Longley, Harold J.. Mat
| thews, Sewell II. Mccartney, Saunders
Patterson, Sanford Philbrook, Annie
Pitts. Lottie NJ. Pooler, Meverett
Shackford, jamie C. Smith, Arthur W.
Vigue, Harold N. Welch.
The following was the program:
salutatory-Helen Keller.
Mcverett A. Shackford
Recitation-"It Doesn't Cost Money
Sanford A. Philbrook
, Recitation-"Little Tommy's Prayer
Edythe A. Field
Lucy NJ. Longley
| Recitation-"Mary Anthony's Address,
Herman III. Howard
Violin Solo. Ernest E. Blair
ecitation-"Nellie's Prayer"
Recitation-"Saved,"
Sewell II. Mccartney
Recitation-"The Relief of Lucknow"
Lottie Mae Pooler
tion-"Independence Bell"
Harold l.. Mathews
Class Prophecy,
Wihelmina Butterfield, David Saunders
Patterson.
Duet-"Sunfiower Dance
LOttie Mae Pooer. Annie Pitts
Recitation" 'Helen's Babies on Noah's
Ark" jamie C. Smith
Recitation-"rhe scrappy Little Jappy."
Carl c. Jones
Presentation of Diplomas.
Class Ode (by Wilhelmina Butterfeldl.
| Sung by Glass
NORTH GRAMMAR EIGHTH GRADE
/ The eighth grade of the North Grammar
school had souvenir programs with covers
hand-painted in water colors. the de-
signs being artstically conceived and well
executed. The songs, dialogues and reci
tations called forth well-deserved appro-
bation. The program:
Song-"Haying Time" School
Recita tion-"The Fifteen"
George Lindsay
Observation-Disclosures Parement'
Song with violin-selected SIX ' Pupils dM
m Allan Pollock
Song-Selected, Five Pupils
Rccitation-"rhc Landlords Visit
Dialogue-'The Train to Marro.''
Bessie Dntton' Lawrence Bowler Allan
| Song-"Closc of School, School
SOUTH GRAMMAR EIGHTH GRADE
The following is the program of the cx-
crciscs by the eighth grade of the South
Piano Duet Misses Mason and Wcbbcr
How He Saved st. Michaes.'
Annie Murphy
The Leak in the Dixie" Edith Leavitt
Mnsic-"The Lord Is My Shepherd
Meaning Of Our Flag Everett Farwcl
Mns;c-"Star Spangled Banner.
''Battle of Santiago, Harold Moreau
"Barc-Headcd Man." Viola Mitchell
Music-.We Meet again Tonight. Boys"
Legend of the Organ Hnidera 33i,tie M.o Mason
Music-"star of My Home
Music-"Merry Month of June"
lawfully Lovely Philosophy"
Gertrude Philbrick
Our Alma Mater Emma Barney
Music-"Good Evening, Good Night"
SOUTH GRAMMAR SEVENTH GRADE.
The program rendered by the pupils of
| the seventh grade of the South Grammar
school was as follows:
| Music-"A Prayer
Recitation-"S STORY of Our Flag"
+. Harold Dubor
| Recitation-'"The Dream Ship,
| Music-"Fairies' Dance"
Recitation-"The Little Black-Eyed
Rebel Ruth w. Goodwin
Recitation-'"The Leap of Roushan Beg
| Cecil +. Branch
Recitation-'A Legend of the Northland =
/ Ethel NJ. Spaulding
| Music-"Stars of the Summer Night"
! Rccitation-"An Order for a Picture"
| Harriet f. Greaney
Recitation-"I Independence Bell"
Recitation-'The Battle Flag"
Harold C. Morse
Music-'The Spinner"
| Recitation-"Darius Green and His Fly
| ing Machine Tennyson Armstrong
Recitation-"At School Close
| Hazel A. Merrill
Music-'Abide with Me-
SOUTH GRAMMAR RECEPTION.
| At the South Grammar school in the
| evening a very enjoyable reception was
rendered the teachers of the building
by the pupils of the first class in the