The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-06-19
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Twelve Scholars Graduate from l. n. S.
Commencement Notes of Interest from
Vari0uS SchooIs

The class of 1907, Lambertville High
School held their commencement ex-
ercises in st. Johns hall, Tuesday
evening. The platform was beau
tifully decorated with ferns and
purple and white, their class colors.
The hall was filled beyond it's seating
capacity with relatives and friends of
the class, The exercises were of a
high order and each scholar acquitted
themselves creditably. The ESSAYS
were well written and carefully
thought ont and the defamation and
Rotations gave evidence of talent
and excellent training.
following is the programme
Grand March" Regimental Review" IL W.
Clement@ Amwell Orchestra
Selection he Red MILL Victor Herbertl,
Amwel Orchestra
Chant Ihe Lords Prayer" the chorus
Essay. The Growth of the United States TO
Continental Power Margaret & Ledger,
first honor.2
Recitation-"The Day of Judgment" Eliz
Stuart Phelpsl Muriel Schenck
Chorus Spring Song tE. Lassen,l school
heeltatlon-"lhe Clowns Baby, Helen j.
Sergeant.
Deelamation-"w in the Twentieth Cen
y turfy, Il. d Mead, Thomas r. Hunt
Noeal Duet-"o That We Two We're Maying, {"
:, ternelta Carr and Marjorie G Davis
Essay Joan of Arc" Eleanor NJ Lugar, (sec-
ond honorl
lntermezzo salome, wv Loraine,l Amwell
Orchestra.
Resitation+."rhe Painter of Seville Susan
:, Wilson,, Laura NJ Kinney
Essay" Hamlet Eliza :. Stiles
Ghorus-"fhe Fab of the Leaf, q A. Mac
Farren
Monologue- The Boarding Housekeeper, "
81 Fish, Anna L. Bowers.
Watt Ramona (Bert Anthony Amwell
Recitation The Imaginary Invalid Jerome
h Jeromel Annabel Boyde
EssayI.h Emerson Eliza A johnson,
Chorus Drift Ny Bark II krchenl
March Parade of the Humming Birds"
Loseyl, Amwell Orchestra.
Accempanists-Cho Miss Bessie Davis;
orchestra, Miss olevia Silvers
;, Egbert k Prize Ashbel A Wiilmot, william
Ii Wilmot, Jr, Roland Thornton
Glass Day of the Lambertville High
School was held at the Hill School
Monday afternoon. The following
are the exercises:
March
President address Margaret c. Ledger
Class History-Annabel Boyde
Chorus =" Rig A jig class
keeitation-"How Old Nose Counted the
Eggs, Muriel Sch mex,
Glass Prophecy J Sergeant
Piano Solo Elina Bhune DIES Fruhling,"
Corneia A. Carr
Recitation How the Old Horse Won the
Bet, - Thomas X Hunt
chorus sSerenade,' class
Class characteristics Annie II. Bowers
eeitation-"Pyramus and Thisbe," Laura
Piano solo Die Iagd. Marjorie q Davis
keecltation-@lhe Wonderful One Hoss Shay, -
Eliza s Stiles
Sergeant and Annie L, Bowers.
Class Alphabet A. Carr
Glass Will-Eli2a A. johnson
The motto of the class is: Climb
Though the Rocks be Ragged" The
colors are purple and white. The
class song IL ms follows:
THE PURPLE AND WHITE
Although % ere shows us
Its colors, geld and blue,
And all the naughty skies
fa the red and white are true,
We will own the coors royal,
Sc beautiful and bright
And we'll promise To he loyal
To the Purple and the White
Through the four long years of high
school
Midst the scenes We know SO we'll,
HE trees freshening shadows cool,
Weave o'er lis such n spell
A. VT climb the dusty hillside.
In the morning sun 50 bright;
We all gladly sing the praises
OF the Purple and the White,
When We leave this school forever
Though our lives be tar apart
There ~ nothing that can sever
lies which bind us heart To heart;
l.4ta a,Fh At als.a9
We all again unite,
We shall sing the glorious praises
VI the Purple and the White.
The members of the class follow
Anna Elvira Bowers. Annabel Boyde,
Cornelia Archbold Carr, Marjorie Gil
bert Davis, Thomas Beeves Hunt,
Eliza Ashton Johnson, first honor,
Laura May Kinney, Margaret Ger
trude Ledger, first honor). Eleanor
Morris Lugar, (seeond honor, Helen
Jackson Sergeant, Mnriel Schanck,
Eliza Spangler Stiles.
The members of the senior class of
the Lambertville High school were
entertained ut the home of Miss
Eliza Johnson, near this city, on
Friday evening. The class We're
driven out in n large wagon which
brought them back at late hour.
An elaborate repast was thoroughly
enjoyed by all.
Saturday afternoon Thomas X.
Hunt, il, was host to the class at
Pin Oak Farm. Supper was served
on the lawn and souvenir cards
decorated with flags Of the class col
ors and bearing the autograph of each
member of the class were distributed
number of people from this city
attended the class day exercises of
the senior class Of the Model school,
Trenton, on Monday afternoon. The
program opened with the address of
welcome by the president of the class
This was followed by the singing of
what the Brides Sang" by Misses
Grace Fletcher, Edith ID. Thomas,
Alice II Butler, Margaret s. Coch-
ran, Leon Jeanneret aud Halsey
Holmes. Miss Alice Butler and G..
Halsey Holmes, who were attired in
gypsy costumes, read the palms of
their class mates. They predicted
that all mem ers of the class would
make great names for themselves in Il
few years.
The Rand Colleg late School held
it's commencement on the afternoon
of June 18th at o'clock III the rooms
of the Rand Collegiate School, 32 N.
Clinton Ave, Trenton. The young
lady graduating with the highest
honors was Miss Mabel Goodman Vie
land with an average of 80 l2, (2l Har-
rietta Drake cambridge with an ay-
erage of 1921 (2) Forman Theoph
Bailey, SO .02, al Marion Holcombe
Skilman, 81. The gold medal, which
is the gift Of Mr.. Alexander NJ. Hud
nut. of New York, was awarded to