Evening journal., 1913-06-09
JUNE CLASS
SAYS FAREWELL
High School Students Make
Requests in Their
"LaSt VIII
FINAL EXAMINATIONS
BEGIN ON FRIDAY

relatives, crowded the large duui''i
ium to the doors, with standing room
az premium.
Appropriate scripture reading by
Professor A. n. Berlin, and the hymn
"God Be With You Till We Meet
Again. opened the program. occu-
pying seats on the platform we're
Principal A. H. Berlin; Paul Hamii-
ton, president; Miss Josephine Rooney
vice-president; Miss Grace Lloyd, Sec
rotary of the June class; and Leon
Wickersham, president, Miss Sarah
Averst, yice-president and Miss Sarah
Elliott, secretary of the February
class.
The Reading of the Minutes by
Miss Grace Lloyd, which followed the
scripture reading. was much enjoyed
narticularly the hits at the various
students. after which the program ia
full was carried out as follows
Chorus singing, Question by
Tune Section: recitation My Rival,
fKipliugl. by Miss Beatrice Foulk
nisno duet. by Miss Darlington and
Miss Dickerson; reading, 'EndYnloh
Keats by Miss Elsie MacNameei re-
citation, 1.-THE Crooked Mouthed Ham-
Iv.r bv Miss Dorsey; selection by the
orchestra: reading of the Last VIII
and Testament, by Edwin Smytne.
n Miss Dorsey's recitation, "Ihe
Crooked Mouthed Family was de-
iightfully humorous, and enthusiast
cally applauded. Accompanied py
facial contortions, illustrative OF the
recitation, and cleverly given by MISS
Dorsey, it caused hearty laughter ana
was decidedly taking
Mir. Smythe begap<the readlh9 oi 'he
la. will and testament e0 fellows
professor Berlin, members of the tae-
ulsy. fellow stueents, ladies and gen.
tlemen. June, 1913, about TO die sa-
lutes yo-."
Then. as he said, at the behest OF
his loble client, June, 1913. before her
death. he had called al together to
hear her will and receive her legacies
he told them 10 "Calm themselves
and listen to the direful news, which
he proceeded to give, and the long
will in part was as follows;
"A consultation of doctors called to-
gether on June fifth had set forth the
nltimatum that on the twenty-hfth OF
the month June 13 must pass into
that great beyond from which there
was no return"
After directing that the funeral ex-
nenses be directed by their friends and
well wishers, the faculty, enjoining
that the ceremonies be carried on
with all the dignity and pomp merited
by their situation on the High school
scale. these legacies were mendonea'
"To the Board of Education, we give
and bequeath restful nights and peace
full dreams, and no malice borne them
for shattering their fondest hopes and
credit for bearing with the class as
long as they i'd.
"To the school as a whole the incen-
tive to work and win. by setting their
ideal as high as ours and then digging
even as une 13 has done
ITO our best beloved and cherished
sister. February IA. we give all the
wealth Of love and blessings she may
want; all our aspirations TO the Tor
hidden privilege. which is too Wei
known to be further mentioned; all
the dignity so much emphasized IN our
class that goes with and accompanies
the name of senior; and our seats III
the senior rooms. Our seats in the
front of the auditorium are also to
become the property of our successors
and may the ghost of June 13 make
miserable the life of those who depori
themselves in them in any way unit
ting to the title OF senior. Our seats
in the civics class are also hequeathed
10 our eister.
The freshman class was given much
good and wholesome advice.
The French plate beveled mi.roc IN
Miss Craig's cloak room, was be-
5ueathed by the fairer sex c. The
IA Iune class to their corresponding
section OF February IA; while the
sterner sex of the June class regret
ted that all they had TO leave TO the
next denizen's of Miss Hopes room
vi re the window poles and umbrella
ST nds.
4 IN .ae remainder and residue o.
the property was bequeathed to ln'
Board Of Faculty, for their use ane
benefit absolutely.
Principal Berlin was appointed ex
ecutor. and the will was signed b.
the officers of the Glass Of '13.
At the conclusion of the reading o
the will. Professor Berlin announced
the names of hose who had woI
School WIS and certificated in the va
rious athletic sports; calling tf'
young men 70 the platform as he dii
so. so that, as he said, they nigh
be seel,'
Paul Matthews was presented VIII
a special medal for having won in tn
sports on field day, and the other
were as follows:
Football: letters-John F. DAILY
John Mertz, Andrew Aschenbaeh.
Certifcates-Wi p. Hamilton
Paul Matthews, Michael j. Fidance
Ernest Wilson, Arthur Moore, WI
liam Graves, Thomas A. Sharp, Henr
Foulke, j. Tenny Mason (eaptainl.
Basketball: letters-Paul Bright.
Certihcates-J. f. Daley, William
Blickle, Norman Jones, Henr
Foulke. Leon Wickersham (captain)
Baseball: letters-Armon Liver
more. Frank Dunn, George SlanskA
Matthew Donahoe
Certificates Michael Fidanct
Thomas Sharpe, Albert Stetser. Fran
els Horty, Ernest Wilson.
Track: letters-William P. Rhenb,
Z. Olney Herman.
Certifcates-Paul Matthews. Joh
Mertz. John Mercer.
Following the presentations q brie
farewell address was made TO tn
class by Professor Berlin and the eN
ercises were brought to a conclusio
hv the singing Of "Auld lang Syne.
Final examinations will begin o