The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-01

Mobile, May S1.--(Special. )-Bartoh
academy closed today. SO did the 9TH
or public schools in the city and coun-
". The commencement exercises OF
the high school graduates was held in
the Mobile Theatre tonight. and Hon.
Edward M. Robinson was the orator.
The other grades and schools held in
dependent exercises of their own at
different hours today.
The Mobile Theatre was filled at 40
o'clock when the graduation exercises
Of the Barton Academy high school for
boys and girls began. There are more
graduates this year than heretofore
known and the class as whole has
been a brilliant one.
On the honor roll Miss Winona Spies
ana Miss Katie Lula Wright. tied for
the place Miss Lillian Eivinia Yost,
has second place, Frank Edward Spain,
heads the boys list with Thomas
Burns Soost, second.
The program of exercises tonight
was as follows: -
Inyocation--Rev. A. G. Harte.
March, from Tanhauser.
Chorus, Labor Song"-F. Abt.
Salutatory, Lula Katie Wright (Girls'
High Schooi), and Thomas Burns Soost
(Boys' High School)
Song, "The Lost Chord" (Sir Arthur
sulIivan.)
Drill, Rose Bud Garden of Girls
Glass History, Marie Earle Shaffer
lGirls' High SCHOOL, and George Appot
Toulmin (Boys' High School.)
BarcaroIa, Let Our Boat Be Swiftly
Gliding (Campana.)
Address-Hon. Edward NJ. Robinson.
Songs, (a) Gypsy Life (R Shuman.)
OBJ Honeymoon, from the opera, The
Time, the Place and the Girl" u. E.
Howard)
Neutrality-suspicious. Spies tGirls'
High Schooi) and Frank Edward Spain
(Boys' High School)
81 Presentation of Diplomas-Dr. w H.
sledse, President of the Board OF
School Commissioners.
Glass Song, Farewell, Old Barton
Music, Virginia" words by grad
uating class.
The graduates in Latin and English
were:
Jere Austili. Emma Ruth Brown. Nell
lie Edith Council, Mary Rankin
Crocker, Erie Lafayette Dolive, Helen
Dunn, Annie Maria Gleason. Josephine
Louise Gleason, Lucille Glenn, Matte
Louise Hall, Margaret Edna Hammer.
Hardy David Hazard, Maggie Irwin
Halves, Verna Marguerite Johnston,
Benjamin Haliwell Johnston, Grace
Eleanor Jones. Mary Louise Kane, Es-
telIe Marguerite Kern, Elizabeth May
srs. Mary Helen Mckee. Ruth Sigrid
Nelson, Edna Parker, Marie Clyde Pc
trinovich, Estelle Pittman, Grace Ed
wards Pugh, Helen Madeline Robert
son, Marie Earle Shaffer, Alice Nc.
Cartney Shaffer. Evelyn Pope Sheldon.
Bessie Sherrin, Lily Leona simmons,
Nina Dorothy Sims, Lois Slosson, Wi
mona Spies. Emily Louise Terrill, Char
ity Leonora Vaughan, Settre Well.
Mary Ruby Williamson. Marie Willis
son, Lula Kate Wright, Lillian Livinfa
Yost.
Classical Course-Baylus James
rhamlin, Roderick Gambrel Lander, Os-
car Gustaf Nelson. Edward Beardslee
Oveton. Frank Edward Spain.
Commercial Course-Edward Fitzpat-
rick Collins. Lymon d. Jones, FRANK
Eugene Kersh, Edward Demond Shat
fer. Thomas Burns, Soost George Abbo'
Taulmin.
Kate Wright, Lillian Livini Yost, Eliz
abeth Mayors. Nellie Edith Council
Lois Slosson, Frank Edward Spain
Thomas Burns Soost, Oscar Gustav Mel
son and Lyman d. Jones.
About twenty-four public schools If
the county will open for the summer
next Monday. There will be abou
eighteen schools for negroes and siS
for white pupils.
The summer schools for white chill
dren and the teachers will be:
Booth-Freddie Hinson.
Brannan--Addie Heath.
Creola-Auna Murphy.
Gartman-Eunice Pratt.
Dauphin Island--Leonard Lane.
Heron Bay-Mrs. Randall.
The summer schools are selected b!
The superintendents and the board o.
education. different circumstances be
Ing taken into consideration.
II Is announced that the teachers ex