Union School Exhibition
An Exhibition of tlie Union High School of this City took place in the School Hall on Friday eveelpg last. The following programme was observed on the occasion, except that Miss Gibbs, being suddenly callcd home, did not read her essay : 1 . The Disoovery of the Pacific, J. Clifford Baldwin, Ann Albor. 2. Tli! Gveat Uprising, (selected.) Theodoeb F. Kerk, Lcdi. 3. Acoustics, Julia A. Fa.nnixo, Ann Arbor. 4. Social Passports. Nellib J. Maynard, Aun Avbor. 5. Alone, Gaekie B. Ann Arlor. 6. Napoleon Bonaparl e. Hexry Saundf.es, Ann Ai'bor. 7. Columbas, Wili.ia.m C'ockf.r Ann Arbor. 8. "Be True," Emma Borden, Ann Arbor. ü. National Festivals, Makoaret T. McDivitt, Ann Arbor. 10. Benelits derivedfrom i love of Literaturo Eliza MiïciiELi, Lima. 11. Genius, (selected, RAxooLrn R. Rooers, Aan Arbor. 12. The National Crisis, (selected.) Wii.livm M. Botd, Ottawa, 'i'. 13. ïoung America, WiLtiAM Dickisson, Bureau Co., 111. 14. Tast, - JcLtA Gibbs, Livonia. N. V'. 15. TUo Truo Life, Jümily B. Allen, Lodi. 16. Chronicles, Ellen C. Morgax, Ciielsea. 17. Our Flag, Stbphe O. Hall, Dexter. 18. Our Unnamed Héroes, Alfeeb Wilki.veon, Whileside Co., 111. Tlie young Iadie and gent lemen acquitted themselves in a marnier to gain honor for themselves and reflect credit upon their teacher aml the school. Tlie essays and orations were well written, and evidenced much reading and thought, and a slcill in coropnsition fully up to the years of the class. The essays, wilh an exception or two, were admiiabjy read, v.hile the young men entered into the s)ii;[ ui' their subjects and tr performed well thcir parts." A'oí a speaker teas prempted. ïlie audience was large, and good order was hiaintuined tlirouyhout the exercisea. - The music. by Gwiaper's Ba] cellent. - The next term oí' the severa! Schools will open Jlonday next, and all the pupila should be promptly in theii' place.
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