The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29
FINAL EXERCISES
4 Il
AT HIGH SCHOOL
Begin With Euterpean Concert
: Tomorrow Night
CLASS DAY THURSDAY
Commencement Address Thursday Night
VIII Be Delivered BY Elmer e.
Brown, United states Conn
missioner of Education

The annual concert of the ,Euterpean
week tomorrow night at the High school.
promises to surpass all former efforts.
The chorus is much larger than 1t has
been for years, due to the increase of the
number of pupils enrolled in the high
school, and no pains have been spared
to insure thorough training. The club
sang yesterday afternoon for the benefit
and many who were present declare the
chorus better than ever. The general
public was not admitted, however, and
the solo parts of tomorrow nights con-
cert were, of course omitted.
Some Of the best Birmingham soloists
available have been procured for the con-
cert. Wyatt Hef1in. the well-known BARI
tone, will be cast in the role Of Don
Munio Escobedo, and J. II. Cone, who
has been student in Chicago during the
past year. will sing the tenor of Abadil
Roderigo. Miss Bessie Cunningham,
whose voice has attracted more than
local interest. wifi sing the soprano parts
as Donna Maria
Miss Corrie Handley will be the organ
accompanist and Miss Edna Moore, as
sistant to Miss Leta Kits, the directress.
of audiences which have attended past
concerts of the Euterpean. the large
High school auditorium will be filled to
its capacity for the event.
Following is the programme to be rem
dered:
PART L
Soldiers chorus, Faust" (Gounod), Flu
terpian club.
(a) 1.-THE Skipper of St. Ives'' (Roeckel) /;
Cb) Honey, 1 Wants Yer Now (Coe),
boys chorus.
Violin solo, Miss Rosa Fabian.
''Rockin' Time" Knox), girls chorus.
Waltz, Faust (Gounod), Euterpian
club.
PART IL
cantata, 1.-THE Legend of Don Munio,'
Dudley Buck.
Characters-Don Munio Escobedo, Mr..
w. Heflin; Donna Maria Constance. Miss
Bessie Cunningham; Abadil Roderigo,
Mr. J. H. Cone
Chorus of huntsmen and retainers, both
Spanish and Moorish, Euterpian club.
"TweIfth Night. Wednesday
The second event of commencement
week will be the presentation of Twelfth
Night" the play chosen this year as
the annual Shakespearean production.
The large cast has held extended rehear-
sails, and finished and artistic perform
ance Is assured. The proceeds will go
entirely to the fund for school improve
ment.
Class day exercises will be held Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock, when the ad
dresses of the president and orator will
be given and the papers of the other Of
ficers read. including those Of the class
historian, poet essayist, prophet and sta
tistcian. T.
Final exercises will be held Thursday
night at o'clock. when the commence
ment address will be delivered Elmer
Ellsworth Brown, United States commits
sioner of education, will this year deliver
the address, his engagement at the state
university having made 1t convenient.
Following the address diplomas will be
awarded the SO who have successfully
completed the course. According to the
official list they are:
First Section (February, 191O)
Boys-John Louis Schillinger, general
course.
John Louis Schillinger. general course.
Girls-Margaret Ketcham Cameron. gen.
eral Minnie Louise Cooke. general; VIII
lie Pearl Gibson. general; Sarah Ellen
Greene, general Julia Elizabeth Henry,
general: Mary Louise Howard, general;
Kathleen Maude Livingstone, general;
Susan Isabella White Norment, general;
Edith Holt O'Rear, general: Nathia
Smith, general; Marie Cole Zbinden, gen.
eral.
Second Section (June, 1870
Boys-William Marsh Acker, general;
Grattan Britain, Jr., general; Leslie
Frank Eanes, manual arts; Thomas Gray
Estes, English; John Wesley Finch, scien-
tiflc. Arthur Hartman Herman, general;
William Broaddus Massey general: John
Swan Moore, general Malcolm Eugene
Morgan, English: Franklin William Neu-
mann, general; Lonnie Polk Sweat, Jr..
general; Edwin Dial Horgerson. scientific;
Edwin Bailey Weaver, general.
Girls-Virgnia Abbott, general: Mar
garet Anderson, scientifis; Nettie May
Beal, general: Odessa Beavers, generals;
Marina Olend beTenlS, BeHcIdi, didCc
Darling Blackburn, English; Sadie Botsai.
general; Evie May Brooks general; Try
rhena Gregg Chase, English; Susan Cum
bingham. scientific Josephine Daily, gen.
eral; Blanche Carmen Dent, general;
Minnie McCants Dryer, general; Sarah
Neal Dryer, general; Anita Dunnam, gen.
eral; Dorothy Mature Eaves, general; lola
Giee Eshelman. general; Goldie May
Eshelman, general; Helen Jeanette Eus-
tbs, general; Rosa Fabian, scientific; Fan
ME Foster English; Robina Gallacher,
scientific; Letha Lavanda Gambill, gen.
erel; Ethel Gillespie, gencSal; Sallie Clay
Ham, general; Helen Marguerite Keiser,
scientific; Joanna Belle LaRue. general
Lucille Rose Lenk scientific: Mamie
Corine Little, general; Alice Lillian
Lyon, scientific; Bern<ee Meyer. general
Sarah Gertrude Morris, English: Fay
Murphy. general Norma Garnett Piper.
general; Cecile Lenora Rotholz, scientific;
Emma Self. general; Carlotta Greene
Smith, general; Fannie Belle Spiva, Eng
lish; Clara Ada Starbuck; English; Net.
tie Stein Stith, general; Irene Marguerite
TiDman, scientific; Eunice Leila Vann,
general; Helen Weiss, general: Eunice
White Hall, general.
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