The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29

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Tho morning exercises at English high
commeyced at 10 O'Clock
on the platform. >ront Of which Was
banked with flowers. were seated the
nc cmbers OF the large class, President
Rreckert OF the school committee. Prin-
cipa David W Hoyt superintendent
Small and Rev. William r. Mcconnell
pastor OF the Union Congregational
church. The combined high school or
| cfestras, under the direction OF Emery
+. Russell. occupied places directly in
front of the platform and rendered sew
I eral selections with excellent effect. as
well as accomps nying the class singing.
| The music was the feature OF the pro-
| gram. and the singing was admirably
done The essays conveyed vast amount
OF encycopedic information as usual a
( such times and were effectively presented.
The program began with an overture
| by tho orchestra "Lustspiel,' by kela
Bella and then brief prayer was offered
! b. Rev. Mr.. Mcconnell. Two ESSAYS fol-
| lowed Two Portraits Of Louis XII" by
| Katherine l. Sweeney. and The Sim
plcn Tunnel" By Lena \. Latham.
| Chorus singing by the class. List, The
I Trumpets Thrilling sound" by Meyer
beer. came next. after which Flora A.
| Mass gave an essay on "A Glimpse at
Some German Customs" This was fol-
LEVIED by BLOW Soft Winds" choral
number, delightfully."- rendered by the
class,
4 feature OF the program was tho essay
| on The Evolution Of the Opera by
! Blanche NJ Atwood who followed her
reading by giving Lists transcription OF
tn opera "Rigoletto' on the piano. elicit
ing much applause.
The remainder OF the program included
an essay by BESSIE c. Burns on The
Value OF Historic Fiction" Isle OF
Spice" by the orchestra; an essay. Some
! National Types Of Humor, by Cynthia
II McGilvery: singing. The Spinning
Chorus Wagner: scene from Shakes
peare's Julius Caesar" Brutus, Sidney
A Wells; Csssius. George A. Staples;
singing THE Yeomans Wedding Song"
Poniatowsk
! President Rueckert made the award Of
diplomas and Rev Mr. Mcconnell brought
the exercises 10 a close by pronouncing
the benediction
The graduates were as follows: Alice
Ohey Anthony. Florence Mabel Aslin.
Blanche May Atwood. Eleanor Grover
Blair. Elvira Gertrude Blake, ola Es-
tclc Broadhead Pessio Genevieve Burns
Johanna Leona Clifford Ethel Burnham
Cl"udman. Helen Frances Crawshaw,
Grace Lavinia Cripps, Annie Louise
Crow. Agnes Theresa Curren. Hope Suth-
erland Dorchester Sophia Topham Far
nell, Lillian Morton Fuller Edna Frances
Gay. Katherine Louise Gormlcy. Amy
Belle Hale. May Winsor Hall Mildred
Waldo Hall. Mary Katherine Germaine
Hanley clara May Henry, Elsie Madele
Holt Mary Christina Johnson, Gertrude
Alberta Kelley. Lena Adams Latham,
! Ethel Louise Lindsay. Louise Chaffee
| Martin, Sarah Browuson Mather. Cynthia
| Helen McGilvcry. Mary Leonardo Nc
Solely, Abbie Louise Merewether. Bertha
Louise Meyer. Frances Winnifred Myers
Flora Anna Mass. Frances Gertrude
Nolan. Teresa Marie O'Reilly. Mary
Eleanor Palmer Anna Christine Pelleter.
Mary Louise Reilly. Luella Dorothea
Scrulze. Carrie MAY Stewart. Ruth
Evelyn Swallow. Katherine Loretta
Sweeney. katherine Matilda Tracy.
Samuel Marx Abelson. Basil Barton
Blanchard William Henry Rroadbent
Willard Clifford Bundy. Thomas James
Corcoran, Jr. Edward William Everson
Adolph German. Daniel Macdonald
Charles Francis Morse. George Abel
Staples, Carl Thurston Tourtello'. Sidney
Allen Wells. Clarence Milton Whipple
CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL
The graduating exercises or Classical
High were held IN tho school hall yester-
day afternoon. 81 pupils receiving di-
plomas, presented BY Judge Frederick
Rueckert president Of the school com
mttee.
4 feature was the musical selection nv
the combined High School orchestras and
singing ny chorus made mp Of third and
fourth year students of tho Classical
school. under the direction ~ Emory p
Russell. Rev. r. r. Decker, pastor Of
Elmwood Temple. made the opening pray
er and pronounced the b3nediction Su-
pavfpfanAapt ha
platform, and Principal William r Peck
acted as master Of ceremonies William
Bichwt was excused from reading his es-
say.
The program was as follows
| Music school orchestra PRAYER. sing
ing. List the Trumpets Thrilling
sound Meyerbeer; "Of the Making of
Many Rocks There is No End" Henry
Boyd SellecE; The Swan Song of the
Poets Augusta Ernestine schwab. sing
ing. BLOW, Soft Winds" arr Charles
Vincent: THE Humorous Aspect of the
Puritan Character Henry Edwin Fow-
Ter, THE FolksongS % Germany" Mar
euerite Grace Frost, piano accompani-
ment BY lrma Aida gutenberg. music
overture, selection from the opera The
Isle W Spice The Banishment Of
Night" clifford Alexander Stewart: The
Sense of Nonsense Irene Lydia Lara
way, singing The Two Spirits Giro
Piusutl presentation of diplomas. sing
ing. The Ycomans Wedding Song. arr
. Prince Poniatowski. benedCtion
The graduates were as follows:
Greek Course Florence Lee Baker. I'd
ward William Bernhard. William Rich-
wit. Clarence William Bosworth. Ethel
jeanette Bosworth. John Henry Brcn-
man. Hugh Fred Cameron. Mary. Frances
Camned. Anne Clarke Carpenter Rich
ard Alexander Colmetz Henry Edwin
Fowler. John Wilson Gallagher. Charles
Aubrey Ii3gerty. Lewis clifford Kenyon
Irene Lydia Iaraway. Charles Augustine
Paul Mcguire James Joseph Minor. Jo-
seph Donahuc Muligau. Cora Collette
Robinson Everett Mathewson SaHsbury.
Paul Aloysius san Souci. Augusta Er-
nestine schwah. irma Pear Schwatz-
kopf Henry lloyd selleck Arlene Simon
Nockor Robert Holmes Whifmarsh,
Louis Paul Willemin.
German Course-Harold Parker Brovn.