The graduation exercises of Grammar School 75, of which William Stowell 
MILLS is principal, were held yasterday afternoon in the assembly room of the 
school. 
Samuel B. DONNELLY, member of the School Board;  
William A. CAMPBELL, district superintendent, 
Edwin S. PIPER, 
Mrs. John G. DICKERT, 
George C. MILLER, 
Patrick J. MONAHAN and Mrs. Charles S. CUTTER, of the local School 
Board were present. 

The following was the programme: 
Class song, two part, swing song, Frederick N. LOHR; 
salutation, Elsie Agnes SCHUESSLER; 
class songs, three part, 
(a) "Good-night," Henry LESLIE, 
(b) "The Rhine," 
(c) "Raft song, PINSUTI; 

Valedictory, Frank Lawrence REISS; 
address, the Rev. H.S. KNABENSCHUH; 
song, by the boys in unison, "The King of the Night," Leonard B. MARSHALL. 

Trial scene from "Merchant of Venice" - 
Duke of Venice, William Henry FICK; 
Shylock, Franklin Whiteman EHRHARDT; 
Antonio, Albert Nicholas PFIRRMANN; 
Bassanio, Alanson YATES; 
Gratiano, Walter August HUELSON; 
Salerio and Salarino, John Sebastian VOGT; 
Portia, Harriet SMITH; 
Nerissa, Meta Dorothea AHRENS;
magnificoes of Venice. Song, by the girls in unison, 

"Bo-Peep," from "Babes in Toyland", Victor Herbert.   

The diplomas were 
awarded by District Superintendent CAMPBELL to the following graduates after 
the singing of "America";

Fifth Class in the History of the School:

Charles DOSCH
Franklin Whiteman EHRHARDT
William Henry FICK, Jr.
David GELLER
Walter August HUELSEN
Thomas Francis A. LEONARD
Albert Nicholas PFIRRMANN
Frank Lawrence REISS
John Anglebert ROBAS
William SANDER
John Sebastian VOGT
Alanson YATES
Meta Dorothea AHRENS
Emma BAUM
Elsie BAUMGARTNER
Matilda Marie BIEHL
Frieda Matilda EICH
Louise END
Elsa Emma FICKER
Christina Julia GLASER
Jennie C.S. HATFIELD
Christina KOLSTAD
May Margareth KURZENHAUS
Alina NONEMACHER
Marie PFEUFER
Katherine Josephine C. PAPPERT
Mary C. POUSSON
Minnie Katherine RANK
Mabel Lillian ROWLAND
Caroline Catherine SAALFRANK
Elsie Agnes SCHUESSLER
Harriet SMITH
Frances Caroline SOMMER

Class motto, "Labor Conquers Everything"


Transcribed for the Brooklyn Information Pages by Mary Musco
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