The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-05-28
Public School Graduates.

SeYenty-SlN girls ana boys VIII be
graduated from five high schools of
the county this year. The graduating
class is not as large as the class that
was turned out from the five same
high schools last year when the greax-
est number in the history of the coun-
ty completed their school careers.
From the Boys high school, Freder-
lex. last year, the largest class in the
history of the school was graduated. 1t
numbered So boys, as compared with
% girls, making a total of sixty-one
pupils from Frederick alone.
The class of the two high schools of
this city will number So graduates.
20 less than finished their school ca
reers year ago.
The following number of pupils
will be graduated from these schools:
Nuddletown, IA; Brunswick. II; Thur
mont, 10.
Last year classes were graduated
from Myersville, New Market. Emmits-
burg, Jefferson and Walkersville. The
school commissioners have decided to
make New Market an accredited high
school. and for that reason there will
be no graduates from that school.
Throughout the county at the town
centers of the various high schools
elaborate ceremonies will mark the
closing of the school year. The cere-
monies will be especially elaborate in
Frederick because of the fact that the
commencement exercises of the Girls
and the Boys high schools will be
held jointly. This affair draws a
crowd that fills the city opera house
TO its capacity.
\ skeleton of the exercises to be
held in Frederick follow: June 1.
class day exercises OF the girls high
school; June ,. class day exercises
Of the boys high school and June
the annual commencement in the City
opera house.
Commencement will be held at Mid
dletown on Tuesday evening. June l.
at Brunswick. Wednesday. June 2.
and Thurmont, Friday evening, June
4. The graduates:
Frederick. Girls High School-Ac-
ademic-Nellie Elizabeth Blentlinger,
Grace Elizabeth Burgee, Dorothy
Cramer. Hannah Thompson Crothers.
Martha Almira Kemp. Charlotte Mot
ter, Lucie Mahala Remsberg. Elmira
Virginia Rem. Catharine Marie Rem,
Mary Ruth Smith. Roxana Byrd White
Commercial-Anna Belle Dill. Mir
lam Rebecca Remburg. Helen Dora
Catharine Wolf, Mary Rebeeca Zim-
norman, E. Grace Delashmutt, Grace
Catherine Kreth.
Boys high school-academie- Gray
son Hunter Bowers. Fleet Bond Neigh
bors, Daniel Thomas Ordeman, Albert
Austin Pearre, James Boulder Waters,
Gruce Grosvenor White, Chas. Ross
Wilhide, Richard Alvey Worthington.
Commercial-Roy Reinhart Atkin-
son, Walter 0rwig Atkinson, Lester
Bear Feaga. Elmer Leroy Haberkorn.
Harry Raymond Hopwood, Marion
Stull Miller, Ralph Elias Schroeder.
Roy Steiner Schroeder, Paul Dittmar
Simpson. Claggett Thomas Summers.
Mlddletown High School:
Commercial-Alma A. Gross. Roger
L. Main, H. India Kepler. Coda NJ.
Neikirk. Albert Y. Boileau, Ruth Re
becca Hotter. Charles Leslie Blent-
linger.
Academic R. Flock, Myrie X.
Kepler, Ralph S Huffer. Esther D.
Coblentz. Naomi Florence Ifert, Lii
lian Frances Derr
Agricultural-Weldon s. Ray.
Brunswick High School:
Aeademic-Edith Olivia Wenner. Ha-
eel Nellie Wayble. Mary Lavenia
Hood, Georgia Alexia Hood, Esther
Maria Utterback. 0ttie Ellen McDon-
aid, Josephine ONEIDA Evans, Carroll
Theodore Maurer, Beatrice Amelia
Smith.
Commemorative Hemp Lloyd. Ger
ella Edith Mills. Nellie Louise Mehr-
ling. Esther Irene Sigafoose. Sara
Louise Shannon, Mary Catharine
haetzel. Helen Harriette Hammond.
Oscar Philip Karn.
Thurmont High School:
Academic-Clyde Irwin Gray. Nellie
kesiah Gray. Ruhdove Minerva Lay
man, Paul Foster Fleagle. Hazel Mar
garet Wolfe. Ruth Ida Linn. John
Moses Fuss, Edna Margaretta Hoo
yer.
acknowledgement Harvey Boil
Ter and Edwin Claude Creeger