The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-06-09
SCHOOL coMMENoEMENTs.

ating piano recital, in College Hall,
| Woman's College on Friday evening last.
ST. Johns.
St. Johns Catholic Institute closed Sat-
urday morning last. An informal pro-
| gram was arranged. Several songs were
sung by the school and Rev. FIR. Kane
made few remarks to the children. The
| following prizes were awarded, for catech-
ism. Joseph F. Eisenhauer the ard; for
arithmetic, Edwin Duval; for spelling,
John Wilson; for attendance, James and
| Iarboe Grove.
EMMITSBURG.
| The commencement exercises of the
Emmitsburg High School were held on
June end i'll the hall at that place. A large
crowd was in attendance The invoca-
ton was offered by Rev. DIR. Charles
Reinewald. The salutatory was given by
Miss Bessie Dorsey, and the valedictory
by Hazel Boiler. The address to the
graduates was delivered by Guy K Mot
ter, of this city, who spoke on "Educa-
ton" and what it is to them. He gave
them some wholesome advice as they
started out in life. There were fourteen
| graduates.
NEW MARKET.
New Market High School held its an
nual commencement exercises in the |. o.
| o. F. Hall on June 2. A large crowd
was on hand for the occasion. A varied
program was prepared for the evening.
After the chorus by the school and the
| recitation of the twenty third Psalm, the
| invocation was said by Rev. H. B. Saun-
ders. Another anthem by the school was
followed by the salutatory Grafton on
''Superfluities, by Samuel Shriner Utz.
Miss Frances Willis then rendered a very
charming instrumental solo. "The Value
of Character" was the subject of the
Grafton Of Harry Talmage Zimmerman.
Following the commencement song by
the school an Grafton, Inventions, was
ably handled by Charles Leslie Turnbull.
! Josiah Thomas delivered an Grafton on
Education. The address to the gradu-
ates was delivered by Mr.. Leo Weinberg,
prominent member of the Frederick
Bar.
MYERSVILLE.
The commencement exercises of the
High School at Myersvile were held on
June the end in the United Brethren
church at that place. Alarge audience
being present. The following program
was carried out: March, Miss Jennie
Coblentz; invocation. Rev. H. w. Fuse;
| SOlO, WCiIOlllC LlttlC rig Ills, MISS
Lizzie Coblentz; salutatory, Miss Jennie
Bittle; Grafton, True Citizenship" Oren
Thou Great Jehovah, by Bradley, Elmer
Josie and Roy Harp; grafton, The Spirit
of Chivalry," Elmer Poffinberger; vale
dictory, Charles Summers; solo, "Out on
the Deep" Cyrus F. Flock; address,
/ Lob, Whit &c
schools.
The diplomas were presented by Prof.
| White and the medals by Lloyd Harsh
concluded with the benedction by Rev.
lanes Willis.
| ADAMSToWN.
| The final commencement exercises of
the Adamstown High School were held
on June 2. A large number of friends
and relatives gathered to attend the exer-
cises which were much enjoyed. The
| address to the graduates was delivered
| College Prof. Mock is the principal of
the school. The following program was
carried out: Invocation, Rev. J. D.
Louise Krieg; Grafton, Success" Clar
! CuCC -. 1HOlldS, vi atlOlI, IldtCliIly,
| Tobias Zimmerman; address to the gradu-
ates Prof. Joseph H. Apple; alumni
medal, presented to G.. Frank Thomas;
valedictory, '.Nihil Sine Lahore" Clara
Anna Rager.
The graduates we're: Mary Louise
Krieg, Ruth Augusta Krieg, Clara Anna
Rager, Nellie Harriet Thayer, Walter
Raymond Krantz, John Preston Smith,
| TNtN,o. t,vd
Zimmerman.
BRUNSWICK.
Brunswick High School closed its scho-
lastic year on June 2, when the gradual
ing exercises were held in the Red Mems
Hall. The address to the graduates was
| given by DR.. !. A. Morehead, president Of
Roanoke College, Va. Dr. Morehead
took for his subject Education and Life. F"
the school, presented the diplomas to the
graduates.
During the evening numerous selec-
tons were rendered by the High School
orchestra and the school gave some very
pretty songs. There are three Roanoke
College men besides Prof. Fogle in the
county teaching in the High Schools, Prof
| Keeney, of Middletown; Prof. Mock, OF
Adamstown; and Prof. Lutz, of New Mar
ket. The graduates at the Brunswick
High School were Katie Thomas, NADIA
| Unger, Anna Wenner, E. Virginia Wen
ner, Mary Beryl Beck, Alma Robert Shaw
George Grub. Philip Edge and Hugh
Wright
MIDDLkTOWN.
Commencement exercises of the Mid
dletown High School were held on June
2nd There were nine graduates as fol-
lows: Henrietta Elliot. Edith Lighter,
Laura Coblentz, Laura Remsburg, George
Snyder, Raymond Bowlus, Harry Hufer,
Mason Hoffman and Roscoe Doub.
Medals were awarded to the following:
Laura Coblentz, highest average during
High School course, presented by DIR.
SNYDER; medal for mathematics to Roscoe
Doub. presented by DIR. Bowlus; medal
for best average in attendance and COM
mercial course to Francis Doub, present
ed by Mr.. Keeney, principal OF the High
School.
Mr.. E. L. Coblentz delivered the adj
dress to the graduates. Professor White
presented the diplomas.
Mr.. w. w. Doub presented the certif.
Gates to students OF the commercial course
that were won in the contest held in Fred
erick. The winners were: Mason Hoff-
man. Toe Stone and Ameida Derr Miss
Lizzie Coblentz presided at the piano.
JEFFERSON.
The annual commencement exercises
of the Jefferson High School were held
in Saint Paups Lutheran Church, on
Tuesday last, the 9th inst, and were
attended by large audience.
Hon. David l. Lewis, Congressman