Evening journal., 1921-06-09
CLOSING DAYS
AT TOWER HILL
Seniors Have Exercises This
Morning; Athletics in
Afternoon
DIPLOMAS FOR SIX
TOMORROW MORNING

Closing exercises OF Tower Hill
School. Seventeenth street and
Tower Hill road. began this morn
ing and will continue this afternoon
and tomorrow with exercises and
athletic events appropriate to the
occasion. The class day program
was given In the school auditorium
this .lorning at IL o'clock and this
afternoon at 2 o'clock the field day
sports will take place on the school
athletic grounds.
Glass day exercises were in charge
OF the senior class. Much OF the
program given by the seniors came
as a surprise to the faculty and stu
dents of the lower classes. The
program opened with the class
marching TO the platform, after
which the class history was read by
Henry Skilton, the only boy in the
Senior class, who also was master of
ceremonies. The class will was
read by Marion Barnett and Eliz-
abeth Van Gelder and the class
poem was read by Maybelle Coppage
while the class prophecy was read
by Gertrude Robin.
Lenora Eastman on behalf OF the
class presented the class gift OF two
handsomely bound books, "Cortez in
Mexico" and Joan of Arc" The
gift was accepted by DR.. John ID.
Skilton, head master of Tower HILL
for the school, faculty and trustees.
Dr. Skilton expressed himself as be-
ing highly pleased with the manner
in which the class had conducted the
exercises. In closing several class
songs were sung by the student body.
The following program will be
given this afternoon:
]. Folk Dances.
Kindergarten and Grade j
(a) Danish Dance OF Greeting
90 Shoemaker's Dance
(c) Glass Rhythmic Work
cd Mas Little Pigs
sel Diddle. Diddle Dumping
2. Folk Dances. ..............Gr Grade
(a) Hopp Morr Annike
% Swedish Dance
(c) Bleking
3. Maypole Dance. sees. Grades 4, 5, 6
4. Hockey Green vs.. White) ..... Girls
s. Pass Ball. ....... Grade 1 VS.. Grade 2
s. Tunnel Ball. Grade vs.. Grade
Z. Jumping and Races; e. .Free-for,, All
3. Rounders. 5000. Grade and Grade o
3. Grecian Dance. Upper School Girls
1O.Awarding Of Letters and Prizes
Tomorrow morning the COM
mencement exercises will be held in
the school auditorium. John ID.
Skilton, A. NJ, S. T. D., head mas
ter. will preside over the ceremonies
and the address to the graduates
will be made by DR.. John Duncan
Spaeth, of Princeton University
The following is the program:
Professional, Hymn 81, - 49,.
Invoca tion-Music ..... Girls Glee Clut
(a) Canoe Song" .......A. Pestalozzl
% Come Again. Beautiful Spring.
French Folk Song
DR.. John Duncan spaeth. Princeton
University.
Music ...............;. Girls Glee Club
ta) THE Sun WorshiPpsers; ,,.,...,
Cb) Forget Me-Not, Parting Song"
f. Won Suppe
Presentation OF Diplomas
School Song. Helen Gault Steers 'zS
Benediction
Hymn 1874 ...t.............., America
The graduates are: Marion Edna
Barnett, Mabel Coppage, Adelaide
Lenore Eastman, Gertrude WeNler
Robin, Henry Alstone skilton, Eliz-
abeth Pine Van Gelder.
Tomorrow night reception and
dance will be rendered 20 the mem
bers OF the graduating class by the
pupils OF the upper classes. The
dance viii be held in the gymnas.
ium OF the school and will be at
tended by the relatives and friends
OF the scholars.
Athletes whose academic standing
entitled them to the honor wer'
awarded rs and they will be dis
tributed as follows:
Football-Heisler Ball, End; Lau
renee Bliss. Jr.; Filson Carmichael
Henry Halle. David Lindsay, Srd
Josiah Marvel, Jr.; Donald Macken
Eie, Walter Pyle. Jr.; Perciva
Robin. Harold Springer, Jr.; Henr!
skilton. Paul Wardenburg.
sketball-Laurence Bliss, IT.
Filson Carmichael. David Lindsay
srd; Josiah Marvel. Jr.; ]. Clarl
Samuel. captain; Henry Steward
Henry Skilton.
Baseball-Marshall Barton, Jr.
Laurence Bliss. Filson Carmichael
Henry Halle, David Lindsay. srd
Josiah Marvel. Jr.; Walter Pyle
Ir.: Harold Springer, Jr.; Henr,
skilton, Paul Wardenburg.
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