The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-08

to buy for SIS or less. but manufacturers have not been inclined to shade s14 The result Is, according to prominent furnace men, that consumers will have to come to Birmingham.
 T look for an active $14 market by the 1st of July" said an iron salesman yes terday. Had we shaded prices buyers would have held off a while longer, ex- pecting quotations to drop still lower. Furnace companies have made no mistake in sticking to s14" Alber. general; Virginia Susan Beggs. gen. eral; Stella Bertha Bernheim, general; Isa- bel Langhorne Bidgood, general; Helen Butterfield general; Mary Campbell, gen. eral Mary Saunders Clay. general; Minnie Etta Collins. general; Emily Hillman Donelson, general; Emma Williams Donel- son, general; Lillian Naomi Duke, gen. eral; Alice Mitchell Garrett, commercial; Esther Gertrude Goldstein, scientific; Charlotte Graham. general; Annie Lee Henry, general; Willie Person Hughes. general; Eugene Morehead Johnston, gen eral; Lucile Ruth Jones. general; Cath crime Duncan Mathews, general; Bessie Barker Moore. general; Mary Bonnelle Payne. general; Bertha Marie Katherine Rainbow, scientific; Lola Montez Rideout, general; Maggie Elizabeth Roberts gen. eral; Lillian Edith Robinson. general; Maude Adele Rosson. general; Amy Mig non Shaefer, scientific; Clara Belle Senn, classical: Jessie Lee Sledge, general; Mabel Mildred Van Keuren general; Mary Alethea Wallace, general; Bessie Lee Watson. general Marguerite Virginia Weaver, general: Annie Susan Darby, gen. eral.
 The class officers are as follows: Pres ident. Ralph Sheldon Barrow; vice presi- dent. Thomas Anglin White; recording secretary. Lola Montes Rideout; corres- bonding secretary, Emma Williams Don- elson; treasurer, James Nelson Mont gomery; historian, Eugene Morehead Johnston; essayist. Samuel Francis Cla- baugh; orator, Clarence Johnston Going; statistician, Bessie Barker Moore; proph- ct. Mary Campbell; poet, Henry Jones Weiss, Jr.; musician, Mary Saunders Clay.
 Motto: "Prospice.'
 Flower: Red carnation
 Class Day Exercises. The regular class day exercises were held in the morning with the rendition of the following programme: song-"Thy Way. Not Mine, o Lord. (Burnap)
 Prayer.
 song-"o Zion That Bringest Good Tidings," (Stainerl.
 Description. A Forest Scene-Bertha Marie Katherine Rainbow.
 Bargain Day-Mary Bonnelle Payne. Night-Amy Mignon schaefer High School Clocks-Bessie Lee Wat son.
 Natures Theatre-Eugene Morehead Johnston.
 RetoId Oriental Story. The Forty yezirs: Part Virginia Su- san Beggs.
 The Forty Vezirs; Part II-Lillian Edith Robinson.
 The Tailor and the woman-Annie Lee Henry.
 The sherbet-seler and the Moor-Alice
  Mitchell Garrett.
 The Gardner and His Wife-Stella Ber- tha Bernheim.
 Girls Trio-"sweet May" (Barnby)
 Legend.
 'rvulcan." Henry Jones Weiss. Jr Lovers Leap Rock,' Emily Hillman Donelson.
 ,Montesano." Mary Saunders Clay "Mentone," Mary Alethea Wallace. Rock House. Clement Richardson Wood.
 Biography.
 "A Fellow Student" Lee Allen Brooks. A Sketch.'' Isabel Langhorne Bidgood. "Who Is It?" Elsie Alber.
 .Once Chubby Boy" Maggie Elizabeth Roberts. Butterfeld.
 Girls trio May Days" Scott.
 Favorite Topic of Study. Latin" Lillian Naomi Duke. German" William Oliver Cox English Esther Gertrude Goldstein "Spanish.' Catherine Duncan Mat thews.
 ..Mathematjcs. Thomas Bailey Dryer.
 Event at School. ..To Mixpov Apvtov Tns Mnptas." Ros- COG Chambee.
 .Parvus Agnus Mariae." Charlotte Gra- ham.
 ..El Corderito de Maria" Lola Montes Rdeout
 .Maries Kleines Lamm." Maud Adele Rosson.
 Mary's Little Lamb, Jessie Lee Sledge.
 High School Spirit. school and City" Sterling Sidney La nier, Jr.
 Lunch Room Minnie Etta Collins ''Organza tions." Charles Richard Estes. Honor System Thomas Anglin White.
 Boys chorus, Row, Boatman. Row" (Giebel)
 From High School Mirror, 1925. News Specials" f>eon Crlmpton Brad ley.
 Social Items. Mary Campbell.