Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25

there were a great number or Vlsltors
and former students in attendance. ana
every seat in the floor of the church ana
many in the galleries was occupied.
The decorations We're very simple, con-
sisting of evergreen and palms, with
the class numerals in light blue and
white, woven into the background. The
members Of the graduating class occu-
pied the pews in the front of the church
in the center and right hand aisles and
were marshalled to their seats by John
Putnam Ware, the class marshal. Halls
orchestra furnished delightful music
during the exercises. The program:
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
A Master of Romance.
Kate Beatrice Coffin
The Effect of Invention upon Civilization,
Henry Leighton Nash
John Cameron Hetherington
+Tennyson's Princess,
Estella Maud Beals
Physical VS.. Moral Strength.
Charles William Bradlee. Jr
The Mission of the N Novel, Retsev ,innv
Poem-Four Pictures from Life
Herman Constantine Marquardt
The United States and Panama.
Merton Taylor Goodrich
Music.
Nora Mehitabel Lander
Prophecy. Elizabeth Tyrrell Stobie
"a Plea for Lady, Macbeth.
The Scholar and the State.
Emmons Parkman Burrill
Music.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Music.
Excused
The articles rendered were unusually
good and they were finely delivered and
elected generous applause. AS usual
the history and prophecy met with
great favor, both containing episodes
in the school life of the class and
bright sallies at the members of class
and faculty which met with instant
approval and generous applause. OF
the other parts those given by Merton
7. Goodrich and Emmons p. Burrill
deserve mention. the one thing an in
teresting and graphic representation of
the relations of the United States with
Panama in the building of the Isthmian
canal, and the other Il fine effort by
Mr.. Burrill in which he pictured an
ideal type of American citizen and
showed the good such a citizen can do
in public life.
The presentation of diplomas was
made by Principal Franklin w. John
son, after which the announcement of
prizes was made. For the best work
in the Junior Prize Exhibition the first
prize for girls was awarded to Miss
4 |, ,Iaf+
ond to Miss Geneva Hazel Coffin. The
first prize in the boys division was
awarded to Ernest Hamlin Cole, and
the second to James Corey Richardson.
The prize for the best work in senior
mathematics was awarded to Emmons
Parkman Burrill.
The members of the graduating class
are as follows:
The graduates are:
College Preparatory Course-Estelle
Maud Beals. Middleton, N. S.; Emmons
Parkman Burrilf, Waterville; Colin Jo-
seph Campbell. Cherryfield: Louise Au-
gusta Carr. North Palermo; Helen
Louise Cochrane, @Waterville; Louis
Bertram Hopkins. North Uxbridge,
Mass; Nora Mehitabel Lander Blng-
ham; Vivian Betsey Libby, Waterville;
Herman Constantine Marquardt, Wa
terville: Helen Bernice Newenham,
Cherryfield; Maud Evelyn Sampson,
Winslow; Elizabeth Tyrrell Stobie,
Winslow.
E,nglish-Scientific COurse-Charles
William Bradlee, Jr., Waterville: Fred
Hooke Brigham. Sullivan; Edward
Harry Britton. Grand Forks. N. D.;
Raymond Henry Clark, Waterville;
Kate Beatrice Coffin Ashland: Merton
Taylor Goodrich, Bingham; Dennison
Joseph Haynes. NorridgewOck; John
Cameron Hetherington, Lakeshore;
IneZ ketchum. Ashland; John Maurice
Lane, Lexington; Helen Alice Morrill,,
Waterville; Henry Leighton Nash,
Cherryfield; james Robert Nickels.
Cherryfield; Mae Rena Wall, Water
vile; John Putnam Ware, Waterville.