24 June 1906
Brooklyn Standard Union

P.S. 3 HOLDS EXERCISES AT BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL
LARGE CLASS GIVES CLEVER PROGRAMME -
DARWIN R. JAMES PRESENTS DIPLOMAS

   At the Boys' High School the June graduating exercises of Public School 
No. 3, were held on Friday evening. The exercises were decidedly interesting and 
all the numbers on the programme were warmly applauded. Dr. LaSalle H. WHITE 
is the principal of the school and the work of the young graduates reflected 
much credit upon him.

L. Adelaide BLISS, Carrie C. VOORHEES and Susanne E. QUINN, the class teachers. 

To the untiring efforts of the musical director, 
Mrs. C.F. FUREY and Director of Orchestra, W.B. GOATE, the success of the musical 
part of the programme is due.
   The programme included:

March, "College Life," Boys High School Mandolin Orchestra
Song, "Soldiers Chorus", class
Opening address, Harry K. DAVIES
Talk, "Roosevelt's Advice to School Girls", Ethel VOIGHT
Violin solo (selected), Fred BEIDLEMAN
Talk "Julius Caeser", Charlotte A. ROGERS
Piano solo (selected), Ella F. CONKLIN
Talk, "What I Should Like To Be", Elizabeth I. FALKE
Chorus, "The Orange and the Black", male voices
Talk, "My Favorite Study", Gertrude BARNUM
Selection "Hearts and Flowers", Boys High School Mandolin Orchestra
Chorus, "A Moonlight Boat Ride", class
Talk, "If I Were a Millionaire", Alan OVERTON
Piano solo (selected), Hazel JONES
Recitation, "Mother's Fool", Margaret CLARKE
Chorus, "Flower Song", soprano voices
Composition, humorous selections, Irene McFARLAND
Talk, "The Foundation of Every State is the Education of its' Youth," Charles NEIER
Piano solo (selected), Edward WEISS
A prophecy, Gypsy, Louise BROWN
   The characters were portrayed by:
   Alma STORY
   Madeline CLARK
   Julie ROGERS
   Adele EMBREE
   Jessie SMITH
   Bessie CHAMBERLIN
   John LANGHAAR
   Chester MURPHY
   Adelbert TUTTLE
   Alfred AYRES
   Charles NEIER
   Kathryn MURDOCK
   Marjorie GEER
   Katherine ROWE
   Ruby McKINLEY
   Edward LYNCH
Chorus, "Waldanacht," class

Address to class, Superintendent Edward B. SHALLOW
Presentation of diplomas, Darwin R. JAMES

The graduates included:
Girls
Blanche ALTON
Margaret K. ASHBURNER
Gertrude W. BARNUM
Louise BARTELD
Louise C. BROWN
Anna Dorothy BRUNS
Hazel P. BRYAN
Matilda BRANSON
Mabel BYINGTON
Madeline CLARK
Margaret M. CLARKE
Lavina H. CLINKUNBROOMER
Elizabeth CHAMBERLIN
Ella CONKLIN
Blanche CORWIN
Lena Meta EHNTHOLT
Caroline EICKS
Adele C. EMBREE
Elizabeth Lathrop FALKE
Marjorie Fuller GREER
Edna May HARRISON
Phoebe Meek HENDERSON
Myra M. HASBROUCK
Sadie J. HAUSSLER
Hazel JONES
Lillian E. KELLER
Jennie B. KRINSKY
Anna LEE
Ethel LeCLAIRE
Florence H. McQUEEN
Leslie H. MAGRUDER
Irene McFARLAND
Ruby C. McKINLEY
Fannie Arabella MERTTHEW
Marie Frances MORGAN
Kathryn Forrest MURDOCK
Tirzah NAYLOR
Pauline PETERSON
Edna PHILLIPS
Julie ROGERS
Charlotte Agatha ROGERS
Katherine ROWE
Minnie A. RUDYARD
Irene RUNYON
Isabel A. SHORT
Dorothy Belle SAMMIS
Claudine SMITH
Wilma SMITH
Jessie SMITH
Rozella Emma SMITH
Alma V. STORY
Elizabeth TABER
Olice TUTTLE
Ethel C. VOIGHT
Ione WALKER
Jennie Antoinette WHITING
Bessie B. WILLIAMS
Daisy WORTLEY
Ruth A.  ZUMETA

Boys
Charles A. ALEXANDER
Alfred B. AYRES
Richard A. BERGLUND
Fred A. BEIDLEMAN
Chester G. BOYCE
Walter C. COWHILL
Herbert DAISLEY
Morton O DAVIS
Harry K. DAVIES
Rudolph A. DETERLING
Charles E. DOUGHERTY
Morris DRISCOLL
Herbert DWENGER
William H. EGGERS
Alfred L. FAWCETT
Read B. HARDING
Edward W. HORSTMAN
Edwin HUNER
John N. LANGHAAR
Howard LYNCH
Edward C. LUX
Thomas F. MULLANEY
Chester A. MURPHY
Joseph J. McGIVNEY
Rolland C. MUNTER
Charles N. NEIER
Hammatt G. NORTON
Alan M. OVERTON
Harold F. PARMELEE
Samuel D. POST
Norbert POPPER
William POPPER
Alfred L. SHERMAN
Edwin P. SHERMAN
Robert O. SHERWOOD
Adelbert TUTTLE
Edward G. WEISS
Drennan WHITNEY
Lester WHITE
Jarvis C. WORDEN

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