Milford chronicle., 1907-06-14
Exercises
Of UilfOTd Big0 School.

dered a very pretty Instrumental solo,
proving her distinguished title.
The Glass Poem, by Miss Hester
Sarah Sipple, was a fine exhibition OF
talent in the poetical realm and pro-
voked much humor.
The Class Prophecy, by Miss Della
Hazard Hall, was very cunningly de-
vised aud toretOld most brilliant
future for the Class of 'O7.
The Musical Reading, by Miss Clara
Grier Pierce, entitled "An Old Sweet
heart of Nine" was fine elOcutionary
effort and delighted the audience.
The Advice TO the Undergraduates,
bv Miss Mae Cole, Miss Ola Evans, Miss
Elizabeth Satterfield Hammond and
Miss Bertha Cole, were each efforts OF
which the Glass Of 1908 should take
note. as they were highly instructive.
To the Juniors, by Robert Johnson
Deputy, was received with marked at
tention.
Tie entire program was dellghtul
throughout and concluded with the
Glass Song, the words Of which were
written by Miss Mary Frances Truitt.
The commencement exercises were
held in Armory Hall on Wednesday
evening, and when the curtain went
M. there was not standing room. The
house seats nearly 500 people, and the
stage being filled, with those standing,
there must have been thousand peo-
ple present. This speaks volumes Tor
the public interests in public education
by this community. The graduating
class was dressed in white, and the
Young ladies and gentlemen never APP
peared better to the eye, and the efforts
of each spoKe Of the careful training
that twelve years had given Them
The ceremonies were applauded liber
ally, and the following program was
carried out:
Invocation. Rev Howard I. Quigg
Musie-" Blow. Soft Winds, ................ Chorus
/ SaIutatory-" English Monuments OF FIisnH.
/ shin Ruth Anna Slpple
FsssvPFa transportation. - Frances +, Jones
Music" The Lost Chord ChorIis
Essay" Words .. Mary fau,ihe et;ebeS ;e !;
| ......................... George Ihomas Machlln M
Music Out on the Deep, .. Boys Chorus
\ Essay-"The Character OF ID Hamiet, 7r-,,,tt
.'' "a A 90 n
Essay The Wonders Of Astronomy CT.
SefSn SlRPi9
in Fsn0land. ............ Jennie Grier stanton
Music-"To Thee. o Country" Girls Chor3s
Address to the Glass;. Geo. B. HynsOh, an "A. N
Remarks. ISL p'' d 1asieS i- S6orns
Music" Delaware, -.......'.'''''''''' liOi "a
| Awarding the Prizes. ,,.,,,
Presentation Of Diplomas. Rev, H. L. Bunsteln
Benedic.ion Rev Howard L Qulgs
), The prises were awarded as follows
First Prize for highest general average
given by Colenel Townsend, a gold
medal to Miss Yensie Vibert.
Second Prize another gold medal
given by John P. Holland for highest
average in the classical course, went t'
Miss Ruth A. Sipple.
Third Prize membership in the Mil
ford Library, given by Miss JENNIE
+ Davis for highest average in mathema
, ties. went to Miss Yensie Vibbert.
: Fourth Prize a set Of works by eml
3 nent authors, went to Miss Anna Nc
= Caffery.
( The following gentlemen are mem
e bers of the Board Of Education Presl
dent, Henry L. BunsteIn; Seeretar.
s and Treasurer, William G. Abbott
/ members, William V. Sipple, Darwin
S. Collins, James P. Pierce, William
E R. Aldred, Charles J. Holzmueller, ID
George w. Marshall, DR.. Charles W
J. Reed, George B. Hynson, John N
+ White, and Jay J. FOulk.