The Morris County chronicle., 1908-06-30

broth with many incantatiohs, after
which Fred Wilke pronounced the
broth good and commanded that the
members of the class be brought in.
They came one at time and he gave
the future which he saw for them.
The three witches were the Misses
Combs, Schnarendorf and Phillips.
The class rendered the class song
and the class yell which was closely
followed by the yell of 1909 and that
of former classes.
The members of the class are: Mil
dred Arrowsmith, Gaynell Combs,
Ethel Davis, Marion Douglass, Lulu
Garrabrant, Katherine Lane, Margar-
ct Murphy. Marjorie Phillips, Laura
Schnarendorf, Isabel Slater, Edith
Wenman, Maude Welsh, Clara Wood
hull, William Baker, Howard Cara
brant, Carl Sturgis, Charles VanNess,
Fred Wilke, Boyd Berry.
The roll of honor containing the
names of those who have been neither
absent nor tardy in the Morristown
public schools is as follows:
One Year-Hobart Brown, George
Burr, Orlie Carpenter, John Corbett,
Robert Damitz, Elwyn Durling, Alice
Elliott, John Elliott, Madeline Foley,
Gustave Fridell, Florence James, Har-
01S ToI,ne<,t, UJo1far Tohncon o11icn
Jones, Samuel Karn, Florence Lee
Furge, Grace Leprohon, Florence
Meeker, Lester Meeker, Frank Mer-
chant, Nellie Mesler, Harry Mitchell,
Russell Non Carrow, Edith Pierson,
Lillian Ratley, Fred Rieman, Stanley
Rogers, Mildred Sheerin, Florence
Steele, Wilbur Steele, Grace Stone,
Harriet Sturgis, Leroy Whitehead,
Alpheus Yawyer.
Two Years Edsall Brown, Mary j /.
Brown, Gilbert Holloway, Anna Jor-
genson, Ira I4indsley, William Rogers.
Three Years Ethel Barkman, Chas.
Brown, Mildred Brown, Joseph Muir
ray, Margaret O'Brien, Winifred
O'Brien, Emma Sweeney.
Four Years Jennie Bockoven, Viva
Gordon, Norman Tomlinson, John
Yawger.
Six Years Ruth Craig, George Ems
minger, Addie Mullen, Violet Smith,
Maude E. Welsh.
Seven Years Beatrice Lippman.
Eight Years Edna Sheerin.
Exercises of the Bayley School.
The commencement exercises Of the
Bayley School were held in the Lyceum
on Friday night when the largest class
in the history of the institution, num-
bering twenty-one in all were grad
uated. In addition to the usual COM
mencement exercises, the operetta,
rip Van Wrinkle was given by
pupils of the school with the following
cast of characters;
Rip Van Winkle. .Robert K. Burke
Dominic VanSshaick. Augustine Fay
| Nicholas Vedderl.. ...Alffed Conway
Rips son. n..........,.....J Joseph Burke
Dame Van Winkle.. -. Alice Mansfield
Judith GARDENERS Rips daughter.
..M........... Teresa Riley
Rev. Cornelius Clifford presented
the graduates to Monsignor Flynn,
who handed them their diplomas, fol-
lowing with a short address to the
| graduates.
The names OF the graduates were
Catherine Dolan, Catherine Doran,
Genevieve Dunn, Gertrude Duff, Aug
ustine Fay, Margaret Griffin, Rather
inc Masterson, Alice Mansfield, Teresa
Riley, Jane Sheridan, Mary Scanlon,
Robert Ambrose, Robert Burke, AL
fred Conway, John Dncey John Fran
ey, James Glanyille, Francis Clan
vile, John Murphy, Thomas Sheridan.
The following program was rem
dered -
Jubilee Hymn--Our Lady of Lourdres
Gounod
Salutatory- Geneyieve Glare Dunn
Chorus-Pinkety- WinRety- Wee Bristow
The Minims
Sword Drill The Boys Mcneil
Song" Twas the Rose" DeKoven
Young Ladies'
Palm Drill Graduates Mcneil
Graduation Honors
Rt. Rev. Monsgr. Joseph M. Flynn. v. F.
Valedictory-"Ohr Education"
Catherine Geneyieye Masterson
Glass motto: Amino ct fide.