Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
School News.
EDITED BY A MEMBER OF CLASS rs

| tEDITED BY A MEMBER OF CLASS 'U0l
The Seniors are busy preparing for
final examinations aud Commence
ment.
The Baccalaureate Sermon will be
preached by Rev. G. P. Jones on Sun
day, May 2lst, at the Avenue NJ. E.
Church. This will take the place of
the regular morning service.
Glass Day exercisis will be held in
the Assembly Room of the High School
on the evening Of Wednesday, May
oath. Admission will be by ticket only,
tickets to be secured from the graduates.
The School Musicale will be given in
Armory Hall on Thursday evening,
May 25th. In connection with the
musical program a splendid farce. "The
Revolving Wedge" will be rendered.
Full announcement will be made later.
The Glass Of 1905 will graduate on
Friday, May 26th. Commencement ex-
ercises will be held in Armory Hall on
the evening of that day. This class,
consisting of fifteen members, is the
largest ever graduated.
The following pupils were present
every day during the last school month ::
First Grade-Sara Harrington, Martha
Jones, Annie Wilkins, Mabel Marvel,
Bessie Passwaters, Harry Matthews,
Harold Bodine, Clarence Davis, Earl
Lapp, Leonard Matthews, Ris Pass.
waters. Second Grade-Charles Ban
ming, Vaules Grier, Charles johnson,
James Jarrels, Bryan McCaffrey, Jack
Pfalsgraf, Eugene Murphy, Andrew
Wilson, Laura Belts, Lizzie Barber,
Emma Collins. Sarah Frame, Elizabeth
Morris, Helen Pierce, Elizabeth Vim
yard, Elsie Stubbs. Third Grade-Pearl
Cahall, Marianne Daugherty, Naomi
Davis. Blanche DickersOn, Charlotte
Isabelle Hauser, Vaeletta
Lord, Mary Powell, Maron ShOckley,
Eva Stephens, Norman Daniel, Fed
derson Harrington, Harold Henry, Mil
lard Passwaters, Edward Jones, How
ard Pfalsgraf, Joseph Smith. Robert
Thomas, John Tucker, Eugene Welch,
James Watson. Fourth Grade-Lulu
Collins, Stella Davis, Mary Harrington,
Mary HOlzmueller, Elizabeth HOus-
man, Helen Marvel, Dorothy Paige,
Mary Tucker, Mary Vinyard, Maggie
Ralph Cahall, Harry Daniel,
5hOckley Daugherty. Arthur Harper,
Grant Pfalsgraf Edward Quillen, Lee
Sparklin, Arlie Trice, Henry wilkins.
fifth Grade Emma Davis, Frances
Daniels, Louise Smeallie, Effie Riggs,
anne PettyJOhn, POstles Hammond,
Henry Harrington, Wilson Vinyard. /
David Warren, Joseph LOflaRd, Edgor
Earl Atkins. Sixth Grade j
Elizabeth Aldred, Edith Clendaniel, ,
dargaret HOlzmueller, Ida Harring- r
on, Elizabeth Foulk, Mary Draper, o
Blanche Blocksom, Florence Daniel,
Iosalie Abbott, Lily Hamm, George
wilson, Paris Carlisle, Thomas Burn,
'arlisle Collins, Harry Housman, Fred ,
hockey, Hsswell Pierce. Dallas Kib- I
sr, Edward Jester, Claude Hollis, Cas-
er Pierce, William Viereck. Seventh =
Cain, Katie Chorman, r
,eatrice Davis, Carrie Hammond, Anna G
Lillian Kesler, Helen Ma =
an, Sadie Tucker, Mary Wiley John A
hort, Lawrence Allen, Charlie White, =
-orman Windsor, Wilbur Simpson. r
ighth Grade May Burton, Virginia :,
Mary Cain, Mary Richard =
IN, EIva Sparklin, Helen Shockley,
lille Truitt, Helen Tatman, Carl Allen, .
yard Burn. Roy Pettyjohn, George :,
impsOn, Alonzo Trait, DonnAn Holz- :
iueller. In the High School thirty :
ere present every day. Percentage of a
tendance for all grades below the
igh School averaged about 80.
The following program will be given
? the Alpha Phi Literary Society on
Ie evening OF Friday, May 18th: u
eading of Minutes. -. Secretary "
ddTess Mr.. James Davis al
Installation of Officers. al
ddress Mr., SalmOns Pi
ano Solo. Miss Kinder n
scitation -. Miss Booz {
peal Solo. -. Miss Nellie Evans d
ecHatiOn . Miss Esther Sipple
SAY. Miss Frances Tru1tt Sc
Miss Yensie Vibbert RI
ano Solo. Miss Stanton Pi
Miss Davidson g.
pha Phi Record Miss Bertha Handy r,
zeal Solo. Miss Salevan So
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BuiIdlnaand Loan Stock Matured.