Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-03
|gHAPPY GRADUATES
lVGIRLS HIGH SCHOOL
GET THEIR DIPLOMAS
enhancement Exercises at
arademy of Music Attended
by Large Audience of
Parents and Friends
res pUNCHEoN CHEERED

srod and thirteen girls. ar
one yhite and carrying American
yed III .os received their diplomas to-
eauV ~. Academy of Music from the
s1,,nhia High School for Girls.
hiaoe,p srtords and admirers attended
PaIen.sS', ation ceremonies in the old
gIsv AZ broad and Locust streets, so
ilaln5 % scene of similar events, and
hen VI. ,ybite-arrnyed lines of girls
MA 10 their places on the stage,
sw their class president, MISS jean
,bev were welcomed with Durst
.nnlause. Cheers ana applause
I'D Miss Katherine u. Fuilsneoh.
eeleu - the school, as she took her
rlncipal v Henry r. Edmunds. presi-
BAY psS,+ .So Board of Public Education,
mt oi,,'owIedged oi the greeting by smil-
no .rd bowing to the audience. ~
y ~ a"u ,,ucb coveted prizes and medals.
ny ,od nv Mr.. Edmunds, were awarded
ss,,on,s. Miss jeanette Allabough Old-
lO an gnld Latin prize and French Al
'In' aold medal for most proficient
Nv nv, scholar; Miss Dorothy Marie FOX,
a, Guy" society Of Pennsylvania gold
III Cor most proficient German scholar
eua ...toan narentage and German Soci-
s AuV VparnsvIvnnia gold medal for most
.so;opt German scholar OF German par
,,,.s Mary virginia Weaver, Dodd
,s' ,s' LII Ia, for highest class standing, and
~ ~ Trances A. C, Repetto, Dodd silver
ss Is,, tor second highest class standing.
s,ass luncheon was held In the Rltz-
,rlton after the exercise.
roilowlng the class chorus, Mountain
hoes was the valcdictory, written by
lee Eleanor T.. Reukauf, and delivered
Miss Flora Gerson. Alusloh wuS
ade to the present war III tne NhIcult
~, au' ou,itlcd e, oices" when the young
w. mentioned the voices which were
on,n,lng mankind to action n the pres
T,,rnpenn conflict. It was the voices
na,riotism and sef-surrcnder which
insnired the men of France, Ger
w., and all the other warning coun-
' ,os she said, that which their inner
,ros told them was noblest and best
their lands. ,.. -. ,,,,,
rbe salutatory was written by MISS
,rguerite +. Drew and delivered py
las Mabel Cook Kase.
Miss Katherine luncheon preseIteu
nlomas to the students.
rhe list OF graduates follows:
COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE
,,s,Ir rguished-Ieanne,te NJ. Anspach, Doro-
ltoIitorious" Ha1rI Meyer Baum Mildred g.;
um, NV kaIa,yS,n Nsr,on w WWoodworth AIasland, Mary
zSbeth ochrie, Jeanette AilabouSh oidhhm'
"a May Y. OFT MTrEaret HSnn is''VW H. Amber, Erma
BartholomSw EanaE nG.ss sTson EST h"R KmthlGen cen
b4enss ia Rs'd cslcy. 9SFE"'d Ed,tS adelaide cGSsleT
ne f. Cohen Marie Alexander stdT cGIesTo6ihy; iNn
Enses nss pGobrch GGs!yf Ct Jaiet Frank ToTeHse Az
ia Fromm, Hazel Grace Eulmer, J9il% tr6IIe El}a
ruiOI. : Isannntte n Heilbron. Ethel Pastro
lena, blanche A. Kelly. Rita KnSPfi, Sarah Mac
sy NaT!Sr' gS EEaBSth ls1Hgf LSTs " Anna
eiie ellie Miller, Grace, CroogdglSS ParSIInsom. Il n
~ Marie gcnI9sc Irer4 prby Moo' Rsssie los Edith
,'iIBS noyd ID strange. y sadie NJ. swartz. Sarah
se Grace Bolton Ningate'
GENERAL COURSE.
lstinguished--K Ia tharlne II. Potts, Frances
y Repct o. Mary Virginia Weaver.
eritorious-Helen c. Bcuttenmullcr, bya II;
nell, H. Fora Gerson. Sadie Greenwood, Mabel
Hcf esn64 nna l. TTaEsT Reaksa hSlSn %Sna $ Marie
lmidt. kathryn V. smith suFanna Myers
ith, Emma virginia ThomIpsoqR2, Tho3,mIapDs q2,r,Nt Marset
iraGgates-H TsJ Victoria, Baptig 9, Irene Fling
amble K. Merlwyn Chism. jennie S. Dean
erite ISV Julia Ia Frohsin Florence Reatrice Out
Rachael IEnmiitonn Viola Marian nIaIYr H1TpS Hpy
eda higher, Pauline D. Jawer. Frcdrica olivia
hes, Mabel Cook Kasc, Catherine Marie
iiy'' Mary Duncan Kemp Bea rice Lawson,
Ia Baxter Lee. Ruth Evelyn Virginia Max
H. Elsie Rae Miltcnberger, Anna r.. T.,
tchell Julia c. Morris, Alice Heselton Neal
eyn ostelcher, Elizabeth e. PannSu, Marie
10, Elizabeth LOngstrcth PluCker. Madeleine
L. Porter, Rose Reisman, Sue ]. Ritten.
ise. Sylvia Rose Schess. Florence Esther
iofeld. Gertrude Schwartz. Marguerite DOro-
Shea, Anna i; Smi h, u. Ethel Solomon,
len Williams Stoinmetz, Ruth IL. Thomson,
her y. Warfcld. Margaret Marie Weir,
na p Wilkinson.
The Rev. Llewellyn n. Galley, d. D.,
lvered the prayers and scri..ural Sc
tions. The music was in charge of
8, Anna w. Cheston, pianist; Mrs.
len Pulaski Innes, and the orchestra
der the direction of A. II. Rosewig.
he president of the graduating class
Miss Jean Rider, and the vice presi-
ht Miss Helen S. McCauslan.