Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-29

Huntington whitney, Ina Belle White.
Classical course-Mabei Bnich, Helen
Ruth Barton Catherine Mary Bowman,
Douglass Bradford, Dwight c. Deyettc.
Shirley Evelyn Dcyette. Margaret Long
fellow Emerson, Gertrude Martha Gilbert,
Stcenic johnson. Charles William Kemp
ter. Pauline Agnes Kent, Hazel Evange-
line Knight. Margaret Burnice Miller.
Julia peasc, Ruth winifred Reynolds.
Isaac Hcimen Rosenberg. Iva May Smith,
Ethel Pearl Southwick, Carroll II. Spar
hawk. Ruth votey.
English course-George r.. Carpenter.
Nellie Lois Gray, Mary Edith Hadley,
Florence NJ. Hill, Marcia Dyantha Irish,
Leo Pearl Irish, william n. l.inslcy, Ches-
ter Morton Lord Florence Il. Lyon. Ina
Pearl Rand, Florence Emma Rice, Floyd
George Rice, Charles NJ. Rice. Florence
Es,ellc Seward. Raymond Lee Soule, Mary
Wilson SQuires. james A. Walsh, Alice
Rcdngton Wright.
Teachers coursc--Katc Becbc, Mae
Brigham. Kate Byrnes, Mary Byrnes. Sa-
die Chambers. Mary Daley, Margaret
Denning Fannie Citing, Anna Fitzim-
monds, Christina Fraser, Constance Gu
lick, Nellie Gray. Mary Hadley. Flora
Hunt, Marcia Irish Mary I.cddy. Mary
Looms, Sophia LOOMS, Margaret Miller,
Mary ParkhilI. Eunioe Prior, Ina Rand,
Florence Rice. Floyd Rice, Florence Sew
ard, Mollic Squircs, Maud Thomas.
out of the 81 graduates. 81 have already
decided to take courses in college, while
the others will begin at once the strcnu-
Gus life, in business and otherwise. The
Uni, crsity of Vermont will gain largo
number Of those who intend to 60 to col
lcse, 30 in all, as follows: Miss Gertrude
Gilbert. Miss Hazel knight. Miss Emily
Gcnnett, Miss Shirley Dcyettc, Miss Maud
Thomas, Miss Stcenic Johnson Miss Helen
Barton. Miss Mae brigham. Miss Mabel
Balch, Miss Marion Booth, Miss Ruth Roy.
nolds, Miss Pauline Kent, Miss Ethel
Southwick, Miss Ruth Votey. Isaac Ros-
enburg, Frank Wheeler. Raymond Soule,
Austin Mckenzie, Frank Eddy. Harvey
Allen, Dwight Dcyette. Ray Collins
Charles Rice, Charles smith. clarence
Hicks William Kcmper. Douglas Brad
ford. Fonwicli Watkins and Leslie Alien
Not all of them will enter the university
next fall, n number of them having de-
cdod to wait over one year. George anu
Merritt Carpenter will next fall enter I'e'
land Stanford University in California
and Miss Mary Bowman. Miss Jula
Pcase and Miss l,ilda Hopkins will at
tend Smith College.
ALUMNI REUNION.
The annual reunion of the alumni &C.
Cured Friday evening in the assembly hali
of tho high school building with "A large
attendance. The following officers were
| elected for the year ensuing. j. f. Dona'
hue presiding at the business session
President, Carl Brownell; vicc-presdcnt
Miss Ruth Johonnott: secretary. Miss
Ethel +. Southwick; treasurer. Si1ne,
Bunker: executive committee. j. F. Dona
| hue. Fred Wells, Miss Fannie Atwood
Miss Winnfrcd Allen arl Charles A. Da'
Wis. V. A Ballard. L. $. Adsit. ',eorge Lee
and the Rev. c. j. starIes were elected
honorary members of the association
| The report of the treasurer. Sidney
| Bunker, showed balance Of S6.75 or
hand
The address Of the evening was made
by the Rev G.. j. Staples, who considered
tho high school as it appears to one OF
backward glance. First. there Is re
| action in favor of the school as schoo
and a realization Of the tremendous pow
or and influence Of the teachers. The i'm
| pOrtance OF study increases ana ire deeP
est satisfaction comes from the com
radeship in school days with humanity il
| general. The study of human nature i:
one Of the lasting benefits Ct liberia
| education.
| Tho day is very near at hand vhoi
| several changes will be effected in tn
| high school. Tho grammar school is firm
~ founded and the whole communit.
pledges itself to it and its Importance i
not to be questioned. rho position OF TN
college is also firm hut the secondar!
school is not what it ought to be or W ma
it must be if it is 10 fulfil its place il
the education of youth. There is nee'
Of y change in the atmosphere of tn
high school, for il is in danger of relax
Ing the ideal nf education as a business.