The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-23
High School
Commandments,
MYERsvILLE HIGH SCHOOL.

FRANKLIN COUlenlZ, duU6TU wi :.
Dutrow, Albert Daniel Flock, d.
Susan Gladhill, William Eugene
Hauver. Charles Garfield Rems-
burg. L. Victor Smith, Martin
Luther Wschtel.
JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL.
The Jefferson High School grad
yates were: Mary Atheline Doty.
Ada Ruth Marriotte, Grace AS.
thore Marriotte, Ollie Bertha
Roderick. Max William Cutler,
Louis Earle Rice.
THURMoNT HIGH SCHOOL.
At Thurmont High School di.
plomas was awarded to Emma
Mabel Currens, Mary Kathrine
Krone. Elsie Katharine Robinson
and Mary Blanche Whitmore.
ADAMSTOwN HIGH SCHOOL.
The AdamstOwn High School
held its annual commencement
Tuesday night. There were two
graduates, Neomi Bready and T..
Cullen. The diplomas were pre-
sented by County Superintendent
E. l.. Boblitz
FREDERICK HIGH SCHOOLS.
The following graduates of the
Frederick Male and Female High
Schools, will receive diplomas this
Friday night from the hands Of
Governor Edwin VARIED, who
will later be the guest at an alumni
banquet:
Clara Elizabeth Bowers, Anna
Wilcoxon Brown, Viola Rebecca
Bowers, Clara Jane Brown, Ruth
Jackson Dill, Sarah Alice White
Dean, Heloise Garrett de Grange,
Pauline Ramsburg Eader, Mary
Rebecca Ebert, Floy May Hite.
shew, May Denaisa johnson, Elsie
Evelyn Keller, Mary Evel Y n
Knott, jamie Hendry Quynn,
Ruth Thomas, Nellie Beatrice
Thomas and Amy Rebecca Zeig-
Ter.
Albert Staley Holtz, Robert
Daniel Humm, William Staley
James, Herman William Orde-
man, John Williams Quynn, Fl.
BeesOn Ramsburg, Upton Shar
etts Reich. Francis Brown Sap.
p ngtOn, Jr., Harley S. Smith. Jay
William Toms, Lewis Alexander
Woodward, Harry William Zeig-
Ter.
WALKERSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL.
At Walkersville the annual
commencement exercises were
held Wednesday night. There
were three graduates-Misses Lo
la Bell. Edith Dutrow and Edith
Nicodemus. The program in.
cluded an address to the grad
yates by the Rev. DR.. T. H..
Lewis, president of Western Mary
land College Westminster. Md.
Hon. Glenn FL. Worthington pre-
sented the diplomas.
EMMITSBURG HIGH SCHOOL.
The class of 1905 of the En-.
mitsburg High School. grad
mated on Thursday evening, June
22nd, 1905, at s o'clock. at
Spangler'S Opera House. The
commencement exercises were of
highly interesting nature and
the graduates acquitted them
selves admirably. Those receiv-
ing diplomas were Miss Barbara
Lucy Adelsberger, Carson Peter
Fraley and Joseph Henry Snuff.
Professor G. Lloyd Palmer is the
principal of the school.
On Monday evening, June -,
1905. comic operatta was given
by the pupils ofthe High Schools,
entitled IA Merry Company"
The cast numbered ten and the
other scharS took minor roles.
1t was great success. Several
tableaux were also given.
MIDDLETOwN HIGH SCHOOL.
At the commencement exercises
of the Middletown High School
Monday night five students re-
ceived diplomas: Elsie NJ. Viii.
hide, Ella +. kefauver and Will
helmina B. Castle and G.. Harry
Derr and George L. Miller. A
handsome gold medal for the
highest average in mathematics
was won by Harry Derr, and the
donor, Dr. A. A. Lamar. made
the presentation address. The
Rosenour medal was won by
George l.. Miller for the highest
average during the course, and
Assistant Teacher, B. G. Devil
bliss, made the presentation ad-
dress. Mr.. w. p. Wachter, A.
b., of Walkersville, Md, made
the address to the graduates.
County School Examiner Bob
litz presented the diplomas.