Milford chronicle., 1915-06-11

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@rba Night Before Waterloo .... Maria Bennett
Part Second;
Court Scene from The Merchant Of Venice.
Characters:
p,rtia JoseIuiHs 1-aSN
Nerisea WARY 5i S5Iier
1GDTIe ................. Humes Grler
" llen n Dos y
Antonio. 49, NT4t
Cratiano. .......ss...ss fAAlHSt =
Bassanio. .EuWaf9 W. pIy
caiaro ............. .Cecli i2eiiiOil
SIas. cone 6dapted from Orange and Black,
by Clara Prettyman and Gertrude Weno'
Tune, Delaware
Presentation of Prize for Defamation to Josephine
Lack.
Presentation Of Class for Diplomas. Principal
E. D. Varney. ~,
Presentation Of Diplomas. George B. Hynson
Benediction.
No better testimony that the Gram
mar School Commencement was a sue
cess could be asked than by watching
the smiling faces Of the twenty-five
pupils who received certificates OF
admission to the High School as they
we're handed to them. The pupils
are Mary Helen Bennett, Maria Eliza
beth Bennett. Mary Madeline Bennett,
Harry Millard Belts, William Foreman
Boyce. Florence Ellen Gillis, Florence
Douglas Gray, Margaret Vaules Grler,
Mary Osmand Grier, William Humes
Grer, Blanche Carlisle Harper, Jose
phine Holland Lack, Virginia Wyatt
Lynch, William Faye Moore, John Ed
ward Murphy, Charles Armel Nutter,
Robert Bell Pierce, Clara Yardly Pret-
lyman, Ruth Anna Russell, Cecil Mil
by SalmOns, Arthur Carlisle Tatman,
Leila Elizabeth Tatman, Elizabeth
Maria Vale Elizabeth Virginia Vie
reck, and Lulu Gertrude Webb.
High School Commencement.
The Commencement exercises Of
the graduating class followed much
the order Of past years, and the pro
gram was well rendered. 1t follows:
Professional March,
Invocation. Rev. W R Mowbray |
Chorus. The Beautiful Blue Danube
Salutatory, 'Companionship of Books. Emma
Collins
Vaedictory' The Relation Between the Public |
School and the State College" Susie Kern.
Chorus. out On the Deep
a.. Presentation of Annual Prizes:
Townsend Scholarship Medal to Irene Alma /
Miller, II.
Freshman Scholarship Prize" to Charles D. Alb
~, bott Jr.. 18.
Cass Scholarship Prize" the Dr. G. Layton |
Grier Cup, Glass of 1916.
presentation Of Glass for Diplomas. Principal
Edgar D. Varney.
presentation Of Diplomas Hon George B. Hynson
Occasional March.
The second part of the Commence
ment exercises took the form of the
usual class night ceremonies. The
program follows:
Eemininiseences. The Glass
Boosing Boosdg Forward; Myrtle Harris, Grier Baynum
'eeepuon OF Mantle for Junior. Marion Skewis
Chorus Our High School"
Sketch-'All In a Fog"
~ iare n brambleton n..............W Watson Pierce
80 augnter' Cicely... Helen Pierce
lavender recently engaged servant. ... Maurice
,f..n, Varney
S.ia Jane maid Anna Scott
"anhopper, model young bachelor, Cicely suitor.
r Grier Baynum.
Prs.5sI:.... Emma Collins Watson Pierce
'esueht Address, Some Glass Ideals" Maurice
Varney.
Benediction.
Miss Susie Kern and Miss Emma
EOilins We're the honor students this
The graduates are: Academic
Iourse, Anna Drew Scott; Modern
language Course, Marriane Watson
paug1erty- Susan Kern, Maurice Clar-
tuce yarney; General Course, Grier
l,a'ciiH Baynum, Emma Collins, Myr-
Maud Harris; English Course, Ar
bsur John Hall Harper, Helen Edison
'elce, Edward Watson Pierce.
os on friday evening last the mem !
~ t,,s ol the Alumni Association of the
,nlord High School entertained the
o, auuatlhg class at a banquet at the
lew wv Windsor Hotel. Preceding the
'sinquet a musical program of three !
'ecuons vas furnished, as follows:
ioiio sng Miss Lillian Mayhew
fano ~ o''.'......,... Miss Blanche Blocksom 7
~. SOo '''....... Miss Margaret Holzmueller
ia,s alss Minerva Sipple acted as toast
H. ~'i ess Tor the evening, and the man
!. III which she conducted the task ;
a. NJ, excellent. Addresses were made
Eosss aiss Yensie Vibbert, the retiring !
esIueht' and Miss Elizabeth Deputy,
ssns new president. All but two of the
49, sassss responded with appropriate