Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-16
CLASS OF 10
TO CELEBRATE
AT THEATRE

Invitations sufficient to warrant ca
pacity audience have been issued by the
Senior class Of the high school for the
annual Glass Day exercises in Proctor Is
theatre this afternoon. Mrs. Francis
W. Kitchel, assisted by number of the
school faculty have completed arrange
ments for the affair and from the tai
ent displayed at rehersals by the youth
full participants in the four-act comedy
this year s Glass Day bids fair to go
down in the annals of the high school
as one Of the best ana most original ef-
forts ever put forth by local grad
uating class. AS an added attraction,
as theatrical parlance has it, the high
school orchestra, composed of un-
dergraduates and directed by Eugene
Davis, of the faculty, win occupy the
orchestral pit.
The exercises, as announced in yes
terday's NEWS, have been combined in
a four act comedy, depicting the four
years Of high school students career
from the time Of his advent as a giddy
freshman until his departure as staid
and dignified Senior, with a capital s.
| Impossible to entwine in the comedy a
class prophet, Miss Mary Gridley has
been chosen as the esprit of the
School, and will appear as such before
the audience this afternoon. John Or
soc, known among his class mates as a
wit, has been made the official Jester;
Oren Browning, who, during his four
years in school has been called on time
and again to give declarations and en-
gage in debates, will deliver the class
grafton, and Millard Boughton, who
has written verse before, has been cho-
sen as class poet The class song, the
rendition of which will conclude the
exercises this afternoon, was written,
words and music by Matthew Urbanski,
who has been declared one Of the best
pianists the school has ever had. The
words of the song follow:
!.
"Now our ranks in high school sever
As we bid our last farewell;
Walls that we have honored ever
May they stand so firm and dwell,
Now, wen tend to victory calling
And with echoes fonder still,
For just the right Of holding
Amboy High.
"E re In time to come wen wander
Through fields and mist and woe
Over tasks hard must we ponder,
To climb o'er our foe
Thence our thoughts will backward
wander
Whence they rose so long ago,
For we will always honor
Amboy High.
Chorus.
Let Us strain our power in praising
The school to us 80 dear
Our thoughts shall always cherish and
Proclaim a joyous cheer, (Rah, Rah,
Rah)
Now with all our strength undaunted
Her honor may we share
Never let our memories stray away
from
Amboy High"
Miss Mary Gridley, Miss Esther Jcs-
sen, Miss Carrie Ernest, Miss Genevieve
Brennan, Miss Hattie Drost, Oren
Browning, Charles Hults, John Orsoe
and Herbert Rankin as a committee
have aided Mrs. Kitchell and the facul-
ty members in preparing for Glass Day.
The members Of the class are:
Latin Scientifc-The Misses Ada
Aneckstein, Rose Galaida, Helen Han
son, Beatrice Jacobsen, Katherine Os-
terhout, Ida Polensky, Katie Splitter,
Katie Wilentz, Grace Wright and Ag-
mes Yorgensen; Walter Barker, Oren
Browning, John Clark, Joseph beegan,
Wesley Fletcher, Sophus Griesen, John
H. Rubec, Charles Hults, John Mann,
John Orsoe, Herbert Rankin, Matthew
Urbanski, Melville Wilding aad Her
hart StyaudherO
General-The Misses Anna Allen,
Genevieve Brennan, Venniet Campbell,
Belle Dorsey, Carrie Ernest Edith Gal.
lagher, Mary Gridley, Esther Jessen,
Katherine Kleckner, Pearle Koch, Ethel
Van Dusen, Myrtle Warren, Viola Will
son, Elsie Wittrebert, Rufus Allen, Mil
lard Boughton, Elliott Carbon,
Malcolm Crowell, Charles Hinkle, Don
aid Kennedy, Henry Roster, Chester
Peck and Charles A. Wright.
Commercial---The Misses Agnes Don
Iovan, Hattie Drost, Bertha Friedman,
Minnie Fugle and John Seel.
The class had their photos taken,
ensemble. on the high school lawn,
this afternoon
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