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NORMAL COLLEGE C1rYoFNEwYoRK .

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THIRTY-NINTH ANNUAL

C OMMENCEMENT 190«!)

NORMAL COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF

NEW YORK

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Thirty-ninth Annual Commencement

Thursday, June 25, 1908

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HoN. EGERTON L. WINTHROP. JR. Chairman of the Board of Truateea

A. EMERSON PALMER Secretary of the Board of Trustee•

GEORGE S. DAVIS, LL. D. Pre.Went

THOMAS HUNTER, LL. D. President E1fler:ittt•

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Executive Committee

HENRY H. SHERMAN, Chai"rman

· NicH01;As J. BARRETT

HORACE E: DRESSER

GEORGE J. GILLESPIE

. ALRICK H .. MAN

FREDERIC" R . COUDERT

ROBERT L. HARRISON

M. SAMUEL STERN

GEORGE S. DA VIS

E~-0.fficio EGERTON L. WINTHROP, JR.

· Ez-0.fficz'o .

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CLASS OF 1908

PROGRAMME

I. Music-March Wagner

II. PRAYER - Rev. CN.fford S. Gregg

III. ADDRESS ~ Hon. Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr. F.:_esident of the Board of Education'

and Chairman of the Board of Trusteea

IV. Music - Grell

v. SALUTATORY - Frances Ackley Grant

VI. ADDRESS Hon. Henry H. Sherman Chairman Executive Committee.

VII. Aw ARD OF MEDALS AND PRIZES - '

Thomas Hunter, LL. D. - President Emeritu•

VIII. Music - Mops a Word• from the Greek by Thomaa Moore

SOLO Miss Marie Caglieris Muaic composed .by Miaa ·May Morriaey, a member of the Musical C~mpositwn

. claas of 1908 ·

IX. AWARD OF DIPLOMAS George S. Davis, LL. D. Preaident

X. ADDRESS TO GRADUATES - John Greene, L.H.D. Member of the Board of Truateea

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XI. CoLLEGE SONG-" The Good Ship Alma Mater"

G. Mangold

Words by Helen Gray Cone, Class of '76

The good ship Alma Mater rides at anchor in the bay,

With i;tll her colors flying in the summer wind to-day;

For years she stoutly bore us, but now the ocean's past,

And in the hoped-for haven she has.landed us at last.

0 good ship Alma Mater, we bid farewell to thee;

Stand stately in the harbor, ride queen-like on the sea!

Ma:y never storm come nigh thee, ?iay never tempest make

Thy mighty masts to quiver, thine oaken sides to shake.

0 you who sailed before us jn the good ship long ago,

We follow'd where you led us, stars above and sea below I

You led us-like a beacon that ,lit the seething foam,

You led us like i;he glitter of a star that pointed home.

()you who shall come after, we give you all God.-speed!

Stand by the Alma Mater and serve her at her need;

Till you, too, pass the billows that hold you from the shore,

Till you, too, ride at anchor, and plough the waves no more.

0 good ship Alma Mater, a long farewell at last!

We're hopeful for the future, we're gra~eful for the past;

Sail on thro' i;;unny waters; with more than lips can tell

Of sorrow a:t ou~ parting, we speak the last farewell.

XII. v ALEDICTORY Ruth H;,,_ngerford Cleaveland

XIII. Music-" America"

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CLASS HONORS

DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN'

M ajar Course•

ADOLPH KUTROFF PRIZE-$50 For Beat Quality of College Work

ROSE LEVENSOHN

OTTENDORFER GOLD MEDAL

For, Profi,cien~y in both High School and College

ERNA BIENECK

Minor Couraes '

Firat Prize

ALBERT TAG PRIZE-$50 -

KATHRIN KILBOURNE TOMPKINS

Second Prize

OTTENDORFER SILVER MEDAL

MARIE ADELINE . PIQUION

Honorable Mention: LUCILLE BALLAR.D DRESCHER

HERMAN RIDDER PRIZE-$40

For. Best German Essay

DIVIDED EQUALLY BETWEEN

ROSE LEVENSOHN AND ERNA BIENECK

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DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH

For Greatest Pro(lreBB'

FRENCH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRlZE-$40

DIVIDED EQUALLY BETWEEN

MAY · ROTHWELL AND IDA HAGGSTROM

Honorable Mention: RosE FITZSIMMONS AND NELLIE RYAN

For Greatest Proore•• in Frenc/I

Fir•t Prize

WILLIAM WOOD MEMORIAL PRIZE-$40

MARIE A,DELIN1: PIQUION

Second Prize

HENRI MAILLARD. PRIZE-GOLD WATCH

ROSE LEVENSOHN

DEPARTMENT OF PEDAGOGY

For Pedago(Jic•

KELLY SILVER MEDAL

RUTH HUNGERFORD CLEAVELAND

KELL y BRONZE MEDAL

FRANCES ACKLEY GRANT

DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL SCIENCE

KANE GOLD MEDAL.

AWARDED TO THE STUDENT HAVING THE HIG'HEST RECORD IN THE NATURAL SCIENCE SUBJECTS

FREDA ALZENA STARKWEATHER

Honorable Mention: DEBORAH VERA SABSOVICH

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DEPARTMENT OF LATIN

WILSON G. HUNT GOLD MEDAL

For the Best Examination on the work of the Senior Year


Honorable Mention: M. MURIEL RocHESTER, M. NELLIE REEVES

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

Fdr E,nulish l.titerature

RANDOLPH GUGGENHEIMER MEMORIAL PRIZE--;

GCiLD WATCH

KATHRIN KILBOURNE TOMPKINS

For English Compo;ition

BERNARD COHEN PRIZE-$40

KAT:W:RIN KILBOURNE TOMPKINS

Honorable Mention: Gil.ACE CRYSTAL, EDNA :J;. KRAMER

For Elocution

ARTHUR H . DUNDON MEMORIAL PRIZE-$25

CLARA M. SHERMAN

Honorable Mention: RUBY CROHN

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

JOSEPH A. GILLET PRIZE

PAULA JACOBSON

Honorable Mention: FRANCES AcKLEY GRANT

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DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC

For Proficiency in Music

LIBBIE VAN ARSDALE MEMORIAL PRIZE-$40


~onorable Mention: BLANCHE GOLDSTEIN, MAY MORRISEY

For M usic~l Composition

GEORGE MANGOLD MEMORIAL PRIZE-$25

MAY MORRISEY

Honorable Mention: RUTH HUNGERFORD CLEAVELAND, BLANCHE

GoLQSTEIN

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

CHARLES H. KNOX PRIZE-$50

For Work in the Department of History

HARRIET L. WOODALL

THE THOMAS HUNTER PRIZE_:_$40

OFFERED BY THE ASSOCIATE ALUMNA': OF THE NORMAL COLLEGE

For Proficiency in History

SOPHIA E. LITTLE .,

~onorable Mention: M. GLADYS KRAMER

DR. THOMAS HUNTER PRIZE-$40

For Regularity and Punctuality of Atte;,aance

EMMA LOUISE BECK

Honorable Mention: FRANCES ACKLEY GRANT, CLARA DAUGHERTY

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HONOR STUDENTS


FRANCES ACKLEY GRANf

MARY ALICE MORRIS . . MARY CAyrERINE HAAGE

KATHRIN KILBOU~NE TOMPKINS

· RosE LEVENSOHN

M. MURIEL ROCHESTER

RosA MARGARET V 6LKER

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THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IS

CONFERRED UPON THE FOLLOWING

YOUNG WOMEN

Seven Years' Course

BIENECK, ERNA

CLARK, FRANCES BRADLEY

CLEAVELAND, R"QTH HUNGERFORD

DAUGHERTY, CLARA

E~A!NUEL, MARY

F .AGAN' MARY C . .

FISCHER, M. LOUISE

GOLDSTEIN.· BLANCHE

GONZALES, PAULINE: E.

GUERRA, FRANCES

GooDHART,SARAH M .

GRANT' FRANCES A.

HAAGE, MARY C.

HAKE, 'BERNARDINE P.

HAMMER, ANNA M.

HOKE, CALM M.

HUENE, AMELIA H.

HYNES, GRACE K.

JACOBSON, ANNA

JACOBSON, PAULA

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KESSLER, PAULINE F.

LAPIN, RosE

LARRY, EvA M.

LEVENSOHN, RosE

LEVY, EDNA A.

MORRIS, MARY ~

MORRISEY' MA y J. MuFSON, MOLLIE E.

PIQUION' MARIE A.

REEVES, M. NELLIE

ROCHESTER, M. MURIEL

RUBENSTEIN , ROSE

SABSOVICH, DEBOR.AH VERA

SPAETZEL; FLORENCE K .

. STARKWltATHER, FREDA ALZENA

TICE, SARAH M . .

TOMPKINS, KATHRIN. KILBOURNE

VOLKER, ROSA M.

v AN SICLEN' LILIAN K.

WESSEL, EDNA

YOUNG,.DOROTHY K.

YOUNG, SUSAN S.

Six Years' Course

ArGELTINGER, MINNIE E.

BARTLEY, MARCELLA A.

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BECK, EMMA L.

BEMAK,BLANCHE

BUTT, GERTRUDE A.

CARSLISLE, MARY LOUISE

CASHMAN' EILEEN r: CELLER, LOUISE

CHAMBERS, MADELINE E.

COUGHLAN, ANNA A.

Dm~LoN, IRENE A.

DRESCHER, LUCILLE

FISCHHOFER, Mif>A EDITH

FI,TZSIMM;ONS, RosE G.

GoGGIN, Lucy M. G .

GOTTLIEB, JENNIE

HAGGSTROM, IDA OLIVIA

HAYES , ANNETTE M .

HERZ, JULIET

McELARNEY, MARY B.

MCPARTLAND, GERTRUDE MARIE

MEANY, KATHERINE F.

NEAREY, ISMAY v. RAPPAPORT, ESTELLE A.

REIBETANZ, SOPHIE

ROTHWELL, MA y R.

RYAN, NELLIE PATRICIA

SAUNDERS, GERTRUDE

SCHWARZ, ELIZABETH A.

VAN ScHAICK, CECILIA GENEVIEVE

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THE FOLLOWING NAMED YOUNG WOMEN ARE GRANTED REGULAR KINDERGARTEN

DIPLOMAS REPRESENTING A FULL TWO

YEARS' COURSE

ANDREWS, EDITH H.

BEBEE, 'CHARLOTTE T. CARR, ELSIE M.

DOYLE, AGNES DWYER, EILEEN M.

FA y' CLARA GENEVIEVE

GLEASON' SARAH FRANCES GORMLEY' C. GRACE

HAGEMANN' MINNIE ELIZABETH HART, LILLIAN CONSTANCE

HELLER~ GERTRUDE CHARLOTTE LACHMUND, EUGENIA DREWS McDONALD, MAIDA P ACKER, IRENE LOUISE PHILLIPS, ADA ELIZABETH SAUTER, EVA B. SCHUSTER, ELSIE E. WERTHEIMER, LEAH ZAISER, EMILY HELEN

A CERTIJ?ICATE REPRESENTING ONE .;:\,;YEAR'S WORK IS GRANTED TO

MARY CHANG

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