Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21

Words by Jennie NJ. Patchen.
 Music by Girard CHatfield. The Planting of the Ivy. Glass of 1905
 GLASS SONG.
 We gather on ouir. class day,
 A large and eager band,
 To do the work before us
 With ready willing hand.
 But the bitter always mingles
 In contention with the sweet, And with saddened face we finger,
 Alma Mater, round your feet.
 Chorus.
 Farewell then, Alma Mater,
 We part from you to-day.
 May Gods great loving Kindness
 Watch OCT us all the way.
 With hope we view the future.
 But with saddened face, the past, For we know that high school pleas
 Must be laid aside at last.
 We know that We must leave you,
 For other duties call,
 But what e'er the future bring us,
 We'll think of you through all.
 Each graduate had eight tickets which were distributed among his and her intimate friends and all made up quite an audience. President McDOn- aid made an imposing appearance and delivered his address of welcome in a manner which almost prompted the two life size statues at either side of the stage, Demonsthenes and Sopho- cles, the first named the gift of the class of 1904 and the other from this years graduates, to turn around on their bases and declare that if Princi- pal Wilby keeps on his pupils will soon rob them of their laurels. The whole program was well rendered and if the class does as well tomorrow every body will be pleased with the result and will be willing to concede that the Crosby high school is abreast of the times. The following is 2 full list i0f the graduates: n1,,l ,'u' ''In,,' ra1, " Ruth Almira Abbott. Florence Mary Bartlett, William John Borchardt, Mary Agnes Boyle, Katherine Brown Adella May Brown, Katherine Eliza beth Burns, Ruth Elizabeth Camp, Peter James Carroll, Ruth Alma Chap man. Gerard Chatfield, Edward Thom- as Clark. Emma q. Clayton, Louise Sarah ClaxtOn, Helen Lauretta Cor coran. Albert Edward Eggleston, Mar garet Mary Fitzgerald. Edward Joseph Fitzgerald, Lauretta Frances Calvin, Ruby Candace Hart, Patrick Joseph Healey, Edwin Anderson Hoadley, Sara Castle Johnson, Roy Martain Johnson, Belle NJ. Johnson. Rose Judd, John F. Kane, Isabelle Mary Kane, Kennedy. Walter David Kenyon, Ria Helen Kirjassoff. Herman F.. Mar graf. Cecilia Mccormack, Michael Jos eph McDermott. Edward Joseph Me Donald, Lewis F. Minnaman. Mabe Delaney Mintie. Lily Loftus Mona han. Charles Foster Monzani, John Thomas Nelson, Margaret Madolin OConnor, Jennie Kinder Patchen. Jos eph A. Peck, Sarah B. Roblnovitz, John Joseph Ryan. Josephine Dolores Ryan, Katherine Lauretta Rush. Wilfred Bathas Schlegel, Anna Louise Schmitz, Oscar Stahl. Sadie A. Upson. Harold Watrous. Joseph Richard Wolff, Will liam Joseph Wolff. Clarence Atha Woodruff, Horace Buckingham Woo. ster.
 The class officers of 1905 are: Presi- dent. Edward Joseph McDonald; vice president. Miss Ruth Elizabeth Camp: secretary, Miss Ruth Alma Chapman; treasurer. Horace Buckingham Woo ster.
 Assembly hall never looked prettier, the display of flowers and handsomely costumed graduates together with their friends making quite an edifying sight. The exhibition of drawing by the class covering the work of the en- tire term, which was shown in a room adjoining the hall. attracted considera- ble attention and proved that this fea- ture of school work is not being lost sight of. Everything indicated very successful year and no matter what may have been said with reference to the management of the schools during the present term. there is abundant evidence that no effort was spared on the part of those charged with the training of the pupils to make the best possible use of the time and means placed at their disposal by the city government.
 The students class book. neat mseayjne of sixfy-two pagps. contains