The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-06-03

Bible class, which met at D. m. sic Hall Merrill, Frank Wallace Merritt, Luvisa Moore, Agnes Winston Roberts. MaJcrie Sanford, Louise Annie Shaffer. Fl rine Pearl Shannon. Miriam Spiro, Annie Howell Sumner, Clara Lee Thom- son, Edgar Brewster YanKeuren, Mildred ou'se Walters, Pearl Weiss, Myrta Lee York.
 Class Officers.
 rIhe class officers of the class of 1904 are es follows:
 President, Edward Brewster VanKeu- rem v.ce president, Miss Annie Howell Sn,r ner; recording secretary, Miss Louise Annie Schaeffer; corresponding secretary, Ira Bradheld; treasurer, Thomas Joseph Cum gham; historian, Miss Miriam spiro orator, Alan James Daily; essayest. Miss Pearl Weiss; statistlcian, Miss Flo rne Pearl Shannon prophet, Miss Eliza beth Evely James; musician, Miss Amelia Doris Dandman poet, Miss Pauline AL her.
 The Programme.
 The program in full last night was as follows:
 Music-Be Not Afraid. .... Mendelssohn
 High School Euterpean Club Invocation. ......... Rev Sterling J. Foster Music--Out on the Deep..............Lo .Lohr
 High School Euterpean Club
 ANNUAL ADDRESS. R. M. Cunningham, Acting Gov. of Ala. Music-Song of Summer Winds. Brewer
 Girls Chorus. Presentation of Diplomas. h1r 1D11f Music--Red Scarf ................. .Bonheur
 Boys Chorus Benedction. ..........Rev J. D. Simpson
 At the High School.
 Yesterday morning at o'clock In the assembly hall of the high school a large audience assembled to hear essays read by the graduating class. A number of brilliant papers were read and nearly all the graduates acquitted themselves with credit.
 The following was the programme:
 Music-Now Elevate the Sign of Judah l QIaydn) | Invocation.
 Music-O, That Men Would Praise the Lord (Murray)-School.
 History
 The Drama in Elizabethan Days-Emily Frazer.
 Word Study-Ameia Derris Bandman.
 Rainbow Myths-Minnie Rose McNeill.
 American Indian-Bert Monroe Meadow. A Birmingham Block-Mildred Louise l Walters.
 The Historical in Geology-Alan James Daily | Fiction Fiat Justicia-Clara Lee Thomson.
 Haste Not. Rest Not-Marjorle Sanford Trip to the Moon-Miriam spiro. l Let Not Thy Left Hand Know What Thy Right Hand Doeth-Mary Carr.
 Burden Bearing-Louise Annie Shaefer
 Extract From n. .Diary-Paulne Alber.
 Trio. In old Madrid cTrotere)-Girls Voices. | Criticism.
 Significance of Proper Names in Ham let-Florine Pearl Shannon Shakespeare's Heroines-Ellzabeth Eve lyn James
 Hamlet's Treatment of ophelia-Lucy Cabaniss Blckley.
 Ophelia--Minnie Kroman.
 II Pensoroso-Geraldine Hall.
 Morning of Chrlsts Nativity-Luvlsa Moore.
 Soul Recollections: Suggested by Wis ion of Sir Launfal-Edgar B. vanKeuren. Launfal: An Application-Myrta Lee York. An Interpretation-Ira Bradfeld. Heinrich, Heine, German Composition Annie Howell Sumner. Solo-Selected-Mr. Friermood. Narration. Spring-Donald Clinton Harrison. Trip to Pike's Peak-May Martha Gll- lespy. Advantages of High School Education Thomas Joseph Cunningham Launfal Eques Sine Timore, in Latin Agnes Winston Roberts High School Piano-Pearl Weiss. What To Do-Frank Wallace Merritt People and Plants-Mary corinne Chis- holm. Fall Woods-Mary Johnston Mapes. Piano Solo-Spinning Song (Mendels- | sohn)-Minnie Rose McNelll Hamlet's Soliloauy: "fo Be or Not to Be" Spanish translation-Jack Whitehead | Heard. | Study of Indivlduals-Lucy Likes Dow l ney. | Negro Funeral-Myra Iinly Graham | A Girl Who Could Not Write Compo- | sition-FIossle Florence Lazarus | When the Lilies Toiled-Janet Dale Bar | row | Woman-Hulda Mary Horton. | Spirit of Astronomer-Bessi Hall Mer- | Till Chorus-The Storm Fiend RoeckeD- Boys of Euterpean club