Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-06-19
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CLASS OF 'O7.
,,nrATING EXERCISES OF
ELLSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL.
10y NALL pRErrILy DECORATED
CONCERT AND BALL = EXCEL
LENT MUSIC.

--coyCERT AND BALL = HAeSI
LENT MUSIC.
.kies and refreshing breexes were
As.,,on Of the class OF on on its gradu-
a.v last Monday, when seven
w. men and five young women reached
"a ot their four years Of high school
md from il turn to face whatever the
"A NAV have in store for them.
N. anair passed OF with the excellence
sh.racterizes these occasions, and the
,on whose admiring friends filed Han
!. b.ll. reflected by their performance
N, upon themselves, their teachers and
city.
The class colors were yellow and white,
4 the hall was respondent with bunt-
and flowers tastefully arranged.
Admission was by ticket, and while the
N was filled, there was no crowding and
I uuuinc in and out to distract either
ra;snce or graduates. The class was es-
o,ted into / be hall and to the platform
y the Juniors led by Margaret q. Holmes,
MARSHAL.
Resides the class the following were
rpou the stage: Principal w. Fl. Dresser,
h A. Scott, II. W. Dunn, IT,, and Miss
Eleanor W. Pomeroy, assistants; Rev. p.
"A. A. Killam; Hon. John B. Rsdman,
and Superintendent John F. Royal.
This yesr's class numbers Twelve, and an
interesting fact is that the boys OUT
number the girls. They are Is follows:
Chandler J. Drummey, Forrest r. Ire
worry, Alice Maria Mullan, Frances But
Il k Doyle, Harry e. Rollins, Ella Marie
Hurley, Laurence L. Treworgy, Harold l..
hooper, Jessie Morse Nash, Percy II.
Young, Howard G. Moore, Frances L.
Armstrong.
The class officers are: President, G. j.
DFummey; viee-president, F. R. Ire
vorgy; secretary, Alice NJ. Mullan; treas
|usr, E. Marie Hurley.
Following was the programme for the
|aternoou exercises:
Music
Prayer BY Rev p A A Kiliam
Music
ssuistory-The Triumph of Long-dis-
lance Communication,
Forrest Treworgy
Mobility OF Character and Patriotism,
Chandler Drummey
The North American Indians,
Howard @ Moore
Music
'wcmsn's Advancement In the Professions.
Frances l. Armstrong
Class History. .............Ellen Marie Hurley
The Ownership of Railroads--Addres to
undergraduates. Harry e Rollins
Music
american Journalism. Harold l. Hooper
Prophecy. Frances Butler Doyle
What Is Worth While. Jessie Morse Nash
Music
Causes Of Railway Accidents.
Percy II Young
TIE Awakening OF Two Nations,
Laurence l. Treworgy
s'H Palma Sine Labore-vaiedictory,
Alice Maria Mullan
Music
ADDRESS to the elass.....Hon John B Redman
fonterring diplomas,
John r Royal, supt OF Schools
Ansic
Husic by Monaghan's orchestra
Excused
All the numbers showed careful pre-
Isration. The address to the class by
Judge Redman sparkled with wit and
bounded in wisdom. With the presenta-
non OF the diplomas by Superintendent
aoyal, the curtain was rung down on the
as' act OF the drama OF the school life Of
he class of or.
CONCERT AND BALL.
Inc concert and ball took place in the
sening. The concert was by Mona
mans orchestra Of ten pieces, five Of the
Myers being from away. The soloist OF
ns evening was Mrs. Carroll j. Swan, of
'oston, formerly Mabelle Monaghan.
Inc music by the orchestra was of an
unusually high order, both at the after
Don exercises and for the dancing.
pleasing feature OF Gruenwald's over
a u. was the clarinet solo played by Her
ert +. Monaghan.
friends OF Mrs. Swan were glad to hear
y again; it has been three years since
" mas been heard here. She sang SUI
s,oly = both the group of songs, and the
allz song from Gounod's "Romeo and
anette'. For encores she sang "My
s1 an by Kate yannah, and "Good
..snt, Pretty Stars, by Noel Johnson.
!. tne close OF her first number she was
lesented with a basket of beautiful
2wers from admiring friends.
aniss hopkins played the accompani-
ents with her usual taste and skill. The
'ogramme follows:
ie food Old U. S. A. Medley Overture,
Theodore Morse
ainty Dames--a novelette,. Charlotte Blake
'oup of Songs:
Roses after Rain .........-.. Lehman
Where Blooms the Rose,
Clayton Johns
May Morning ..Manney
Mabelle Monaghan Swan
............... K Gruenwald
'uftship Waltz ....-... George Spaulding
altz Song from Romeo and Juliette'.
Gounod
NICE of the Nymphs....... Richard II Cosby
Afen-Scott's Special. Mark f Phillips
The ball followed, and was brilliant
y successful affair. Harry l.. Crabtree
~ hoor manager, with the boys OF the