Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-25
Graduation SaisyiIIe nigh School.

school will go out into life under sunny
skies from an educational point of
view. and the pride of WatervilIe this
year. They will always be credit to
the school, their parents and the city.
Look over the list of members of the
class and judge for yourself.
Glass Of 's6. W. H. S.
Harold James Toward born March 90
70. son of Horace A. Toward, roadmaster
Maine Central r. r.: Deane y. Small
tailor; Percy s. Percival, July rs, 1879, son
of j.. F. Percival. cashier of Peoples
Bank.
Mabel EstelIe Littleheld, May 49, r.
daughter of Edwin j. Littlefield. Maine
Central r. r.; Laura Clay Emery
March %, II, daughter of N s. Emery
Maine Central +. r.; Julia Abigail l.akin::
J. c. Lakin; Mabel Emma Jones, Octo-
Der Il, y, daughter of Ariel Jones. North
Fairfield: Wallace Burton Clark July 80
Central railroad: Warren Follansbee
Hardy, Dec. IA. '79. son of Rev d. w.
Hardy. Aston. Mass: Alice Teresa Nudd.
N9y ~ rs aaug Mas Fl r. d. Ns saa, u e
- daughter of Almon A. Thompson,
Maine Central r. r.; Marion Thompson
Osborne, Sept. "a, ,7s; daughter of Samuel
Cook Whitman, August II. e. daughter of
II. c. Whitman. plumber Hanson Web
Der q Durham; Grace Emma Smart. Oc-
monument builder; Amy Eliza Phillips
Ian. /, %. daughter of George Phillips
Maine Central agent. Vanceboro: Harriet
Deeinda Fuller; Apr; ;, - daughter Of
rude Abel Butler. July 70. daughter of
Levi Butler of Butler & Fogg; Ethel May
Carr, Jan. 6, ~, daughter of Mary r..
Carr. Front street: Ralph Gedoer
lar ~ al <
II, janitor North grammar school. Benny
1lden Philbrick. June 3, ~. son of r. b.
Philbrick. of Weber & Philbrck, Frank
Vain Rollins July 20. Il, son of l.. W.
collins hveryman; Lulu May Ames. June
.. 4. daughter OF Albert q. Ames. Fair
field; Aimee Paula GalIert; Dec. L, r.
Lucy Annie Hallowel June |. ~, daugh-
err Of Capt Ruel Hallowell. deceased.
The Baptist church where the exer-
Uses We're held in the evening was per
iect and beautiful bower Of ferns. ported
plants and flowers. The juniors acted as
ishers and the crowd that attended was
,uicent e pack the church to lhe doors
festibule Dinsmore's orchestra fur
iished music and the following pro-
sramrne was carried out in most ac-
,rptable manner.
Music
Prayer by Rev Or. Spencer.
Music.
"Tu ne cede malls, Salutatory.
Warren F.. Hardy
odd Things" Alice NJ. Thompson
Thursday Marion 7. Osborne
Rosa. Trifolium Carduusque. Original
Essay, Latin Honor Annie l.. HALO
We'll.
Music.
School Rivalry iDeane T. Small
Voices, Julia a. Lakin
Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush.
Lulu NJ. AIncs
Heinrich Heine." Original Essay. Ger
man Honor. Amy +. Phillips.
'ornet Solo. Rocked in the Cradle Of the
Deep" Hattie l.. Fuller
r, To Dcmosia n, Bibliolhekes chreos.'
Original Essay. Greek Honor, Lura c.
lass Prophecy. Gertrude a. Butler
our Duty to the Indians
4 Literary Snapshot" Alice T. Nudd
Naiedictory Addresses. Aimee L. Gallert
Music
Presentation of Diplomas.
Singing of Glass ode
CLASS ODE.
written by Miss Littlefield.)
Again once more we gather.
The last n class to meet.
our hearts are filled with sadness
AS We each other greet.
As ships drift on the waters,
our lives will drift apart;
Yet many pleasant memories
viii linger in each heart.
Our teachers kind and helpful,
Ere pointed to the right.
They made the path of duty
Seem clearer to our sight.
But classmates. as we journey
Along the path of life.
A higher Teacher leads us.
Who knoweth all our strife.
oh. may we never falter
TO noby act our part,
May friendships ray ere linger
And shine within each heart.
All neer can be forgotten
Those joyous. happy days;
Wen lovingly remember
And cherish them always.
Executive committee. II. J. Toward.
Frank NJ. Rollins. Miss J. G: Stevens,
Miss l.. NJ Ames. Miss a. T. Nudd. -.
At the close of the exercises at the
church. the class Went at once TO the BAY
View hotel where Landlord Fiske had
prepared for them Il line dinner winch
the class heartily partook Of
After thu. debris of dinner had been re-
moved Harold j. Toward. the president
Of the class and the POSTMASTER for the
occasion called the assembly to ORDER ana
in few happy words presented me iol-
lowing toast: The Occasion. which was
responded to by Miss Carrie L. Stuart
After an address by Principal u. +. Bow
man the following toasts were taken
up in order
tlencn of '96. Miss Birdie Carr; Water
VIE. High School. Mr.. Frank Rollins
The Royal Purple and White, Miss Mabel
Jones: Ladies of &c Mr.. Samuel Clark
FORMER Members Percy Pereival: OLD
Timers. Miss Mabel Littletield: Class His
Tory. Miss Annie Hallowel. our Retiring
Principal Mr.. Warren Hardy Parting
for the night the class realized that they
we're never to meet again as schoolmates
and that parting was an impressive Incl
dent in the lives of many OF the Grass Oh
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