The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-19
HIGH SCHOOLS
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80 GRADUATES

The Classical and Technical high
schools held their graduating exercises
last evening. 30 boys and 10 girls receiv-
ing diplomas at the Classical and 20 boys
and II girls at the Technical High school
At Classical the evenings program was
furnished by the graduates, except that
the music was by undergraduates OF
three OF the high schools. At Technical.
the usual program OF orations and essays
was supplanted by addresses, the princi-
pal one OF which was by Rev. George
Hooper Ferris Of Philadelphia. Reoep-
tons followed the literary exercises in
both cases.
About 500 friends of the Classical High
school. of which william T. Peck is prtn-
clpal, assembled in the school hall at
o'clock last evening.
Orations and essays by the graduates.
singing by the school and music by the
combined orchestras OF the Classical.
English and Technical high schools. 30
pieces I'm all. directed by Emory =. Rus
sell. director OF music In the schools.
comprised the program preceding the pre-
sentation OF diplomas by Prof. George
Grafton Wilson OF the school comnnatee.
The exercises In detail were as follows
Music, school orchestra; prayer, Rev;
W. G. Selleck; singing, school. The Call
OF Nature" Huldah Chace Smith; the
Development OF the National Power,
judah Semonof; The Human Element
In the Homerlc Poems" Gertrude Hill
wig van Beethoven" Edith Marie Linnea
Carlborg; Literature and Diplomacy,
Patrick Thomas McCarroll; music, school
orchestra; Children In Puritan Days,
Mildred Olney Gray; Three Centuries OF
Progress" Alan Arthur Wood; singing,
school; presentation Of diplomas, Prof.
George Grafton Wilson; benediction, Rev.
w. G. Selleck.
Wallace Elmer Harris and lie Roy Car
diner Pllling. TO whom orations were as
signed, We're excused.
An informal reception was given by the
faculty and graduates. affordng an op-
portunity for the Offering Of congratula-
tioHs.
The following members OF the junior
class officiated as ushers during the even
ing; William Mcguire, Harold salisbury,
Raymond Davis, Raymond Colwell. John
Brown.
The graduates are:
Greek Course-Edward Bartlett Allen.
Matthias Wisen Baker, Jr., Gertrude Hill
dredth Campbell Clifford John Cawley,
Mabel Lavergne Corey, Alfred Ewood
Corp, Catherine Margaret Cronin Fannie
Creme Fenner. Guy Harold Clifford. Nils
Theodore Granlund, Mildred Olney Gray,
Agnes Ruth Hall. Wallace Elmer Harris,
Margaret Jean Hashagen, Marie Regina
Howard, Mildred Mason, Patrick Thomas
McCarroll, John Francis Mclaughlin,
Helen Marguerite Mulllgan, Christopher
Alayslus Nolan, lie Roy Gardner Pilling
Joseph Ernest Raia, Maurice Robinson.
Marjorie Louise Selleck. Judah Semonof.
Huldah Chaoe Smith, George Christian
Sucker. Albert Whitman Sweet, John
Raymond West, Alan Arthur Wood,
Bessie Watson Young.
German Course-Ldyia Harris Andrews,
Susan Hammond Barney, Edith Marie
Linnea Carlbory, Benjamin Harold Cate.
Marion August Crossley. Leo James
Joseph Feeney, Roymond White Hath
away, George Sykes Hirst. Arthur Ed
ward Kenyon, Albert Franklin Knight,
Jr., Gertrude Douglas Law Samuel May
Lederer, Fem Bailey Newell, Keith Mel
son Pearson, Gordon Blake Sawyer,
Myron Beeber Schiller. Harold Alexander
Wilcox, Nina Emma Woodbury.
Tomorrow evening the class supper wtll
be held in the school hall.
The graduating exercises of the Techni-
cal high school were held in the assembly
hall OF the English high school.
The order of exercises follows Over
ture, orchestra: prayer. Rev. A. G.. Sing
sen: Introductory address, George f. Wes-
ton, principal; orchestra eselection: ad-
dress. George Hooper Ferris, A. M. of
Philadelphia; orchestra selection: address
Small, superintendent OF public schools;
orchestra selection.
Sarperintendent Small took occasion to
emphasize tho value OF the technical
school.
The following Is the roll OF the class OF
1907: Samuel Elam Almy. Charles Enoch
Angilly, Jr., Purley Franklin Archibald.
Lloyd Elliot Baker Gideon Lester Bate
man, Frank Anderson Brown. Water Ed
ward Burns, Edward Joseph Carr, Henry
Wheaton Collins, Leslie Bennett Corey,
James Lloyd Crawshaw, Edwin Swim
burne Donle. William Raymond East
wood, Howard Clinton Farwell Earl Ed
mund Jackson, John Vincent Kelly, Gus
tar Samuel Lundgren, Warren Tarbell
Manchester Thomas Edward McGreen,
Roy Lester Moon, Franklin Rudolph
Morse, CORTLAND Sawin Nudge, George
Harris Peck. Stuart Greene Pratt Arthur
Gerard Singsen. Harold Willard Stillwell,
George Frederick Swanson. Leonard Har-
rison Thornton. Jesse Earl White, Grace
Ethel Bernhard. Cora Lavina Colburn.
Abby Cutting disley. Florence Gertrude
Disley Mary Adelaide Gillette, Sarah
Elizabeth Gillette, Mabel Corinne Hardy,
Alice Frances Hildreth. Ethel Speak,
Elizabeth Frances Talcott, Florence I'M
derwood.
Class honors went first 10 Alice Frances
fIildreth and second to Mary Adelaide
Gillette and Edwin Swinburne Donle.
The winners OF the Anthony medals and
prizes were: Franklin Rodolph Morse,
winner OF boys medal; Abby Cutting Dis
ley, winner OF girls medal; Purley Frank
lin Archibald. boys first prize OF books;
Alice Frances Hildreth. girls first prize
OF books: william Raymond Eastwood
boys second prize OF books; Cora Bavina
Colburr, girls second prize OF books.
A reception by the class and faculty
followed.
Members OF the junior class served as
ushers at tho graduating exercises as fol-
lows: T. II. Farnsworth. head usher; a.
Nichols. j. Fernald. Perry Locke. Lewis
Coop. ID. A. Macleod. A. zainey. II. Mil
ler