The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
HIGH SCHOOL TO
GIVE BIG Program
Graduates to Receive Diplomas
at Exercises Tomorrow
Night.

Class night exercises, which promise
to be unusually interesting. VIII nc
held to might at s:i5 ocioek IN w
tile members of tho senior class or
the John Marshall High school, AZ
attractive program has been arra aftea
% Sramest ine anS the rls Gee Club and
the singing BY the High School chorus
OF the class song, which was composed
by Miss Constance Heindl, one of the
graduates.
Crouch president; Mary Trueman. sec.
rotary; Annie Pearsall,. treasurer,
The graduates are. January, 1910.
Doyle. CLIFFORD Aigernon Folkes: Gar,
land Melvin Harwood Norman Ernest
Larson, Minnie Miltz. Allene Carter
Moore, Annie Yates Richardson; Emily
stein. Mary Buckner Waits,
June, 191O--Otie Branch. Marion
Page Gentry. Constance Hcindl. Kath-
crime venable Saunders, Mary Perle
Trueman
January. l9io-S. Campbell Berkeley.
Frances Louise crane, Hilda Day, Han
nah nah Aliee Engellberg;; Mary Gary Har-
ingston Jacob, Minnie G. 10th
June, lo10-Ainerva Murdoch Adams,
Martha Wilson Blair. Sarah Eleanor
Harbaugh. Jams MCGOWAN HAYNES,
IutH I1tIlcI, hdlUeTlUc fsI1ZdDetig
Kennedy. Leila Bransford Leftwich
Grace Hilleman Mann, Agnes Louise
Mcmahon. Florence Elise Minor. Mari
on Brewster Monsell. Florence Alma
Phillips. HERNIA Rothschild. Louise
Southall Martha W. Sutherland. Annie
v. Vaughan, Thelma Baldwin Watts
Following Is the program for the
High School Minuet" (Watson), the
High school Orchestra.
: Chorus, Song of April" the High
Glass History. clifford a. Folkcs,
"roreador" from Carmen" 6Bizeb,
the. Girls Glee Club.
Class prophecy, Katherine V. Saun
!. "Assy rian March" twachs). the High
Last VIII and Testament. Catherine
"eelhl eras oa neG ,na N., l9iS
the High School Chorus.
Class song tsuns to AUD Lang
Syne"), composed by Constance Heindl,
The tinal address to the graduates
OF the John Marshall High School viii
be delivered at the City Auditorium
to-motrow night by DR.. Charles Al
t .,nis smith nit of the University of Viz
lntendent, will also make an address.
and Charles Hutzler. president OF the
city School Board, will award the
Alumnis Zig Meeting.
Meeting last night in the auditorium
OF the John Marshall High school.
members of the Alumni Association of
t ina institution, representing classes OF
the years from 1873 to 1910. formed
anew their bond of affection for their
| alma mater. No more Interesting or
pleasing event has characterized the
| High School finals. Sixty pretty girls
VINO compose the High School chorus
| occupied the greater portion of the
| stage, while in front were seated the
| speakers and members of the faculty
IN brief address in the course OF
which he spoke of the DAYS when ht
was puipu of the school, S T. Bev.
= assoclation. opened the exercises Mum
ners by the several musical organiza
/ tons of the school followed, and wen
heartily applauded. In retrospective,
I mood. j. t. B'Eford. class 90, spoke o
the growth. of the institution in tn
! past, Its development and improve
ment, and. in turn. Alvin b. Hutzler
class OF. pictured convincingiy 1t.
| glorious future.
the evening was the roll call of grad.
nating classes h. Mrs c. G. Burton
class So. AS she called the years be
! ginning with 1875. the members of the
| respective classes stood up until. wheI
she had reached the present year, hui
| few remained seated. Mrs. Burton
| raid tribute to Principal James C
HARDWOOD, as did the other speakers
who also eulogzed William F. Fox
| William A. Bowles. Julian p Thomas
and other past instructors of the Higl