Brooklyn Union Argus
June 30, 1882

Miss Grace ALLEN gave an essay on 'Memory', a composition of rare merit and
spoke the valedictory, which was replete with good feeling for the Principal,
teachers and officers, and bade an affectionate adieu to the class teacher,
Miss CONKLIN, at the close of which Colonel CULVER was called upon to make the
presentation for the class to Miss CONKLIN of an elegant basket of flowers and
a handsome volume.

   Mr. Edward ROWE presented the diplomas to the graduates: 
Grace ALLEN,
Louise BORCHERS, 
Hattie P. BARNETT, 
Julia S. CARTER, 
Jennie E. CURTIN, 
Addie F. CUSHMAN, 
Rebecca F. DUFFY, 
Lulu KENYON, 
Katie L. LANG, 
Lulu MALEY, 
Edith MAYNARD, 
Patrick H. CAREY, 
Smith Ely JELLIFFE, 
Katie L. McNEELEY, 
Carrie A. MILLER, 
Lillian NAIRNE, 
Josephine M. O’BRIEN, 
Lizzie POLHEMUS, 
Mary C. SPEIR,
Emily A. STRANG, 
Florence E. STRYKER,  
Mary K. TINER, 
Bertha G. WIESE. 
Alice M. WILLIAMSON, 
Thomas W. MALEY, 
Alfred D. SEAVER 
Samuel H. TORREY.

The class song was then given and the graduates went out to battle with the world.

Transcribed Margaret Ransom
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