St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-28
SCHOOL GRADUATION.
Another Glass Graduates and Prof
Tyler Gives the Address.

Another Glass Graduates and Prof
Tyler Gives the Address.
The graduating exercises of the ST.
Johnsbury public schools we're held in
Music Hall Friday afternoon, and in
place ofthe usual parts by members of the
graduating class an excellent address was
given by Prof. John M. Tyler of Amherst
College. The class colors were green
and gold and this color scheme was
effectively carried ont on the printed pro-
gram and in the floral decorations, the
stage being banked with profusion OF
ferns and yellow wild flowers. Members
of the eighth grade had decorated the
stage and also served as ushers. The
program opened with a selection by
Young's Orchestra, followed by prayer
by Rev. DR.. S. G. Barnes and the recital
in concert of the 23d Psalm. The must.
cal portion of the program furnished by
the school included two songs by the
girls chorus and three choruses by the
school. All were given in spirited and
finished manner that reflected great Gre
dit on the participants and their music
teacher, Miss Edith M. Nichols. The
diplomas were presented to the 81 gradu.
ates by Rev. A. F. Walch, the chairman
OF the school board.
The address by Prof. Tyler was logi-
cal and highly practical one on the
theme, "Some Elements of Strength in
Human Life and Character. The ele.
ments he mentioned were a warm heart,
a never failing hope and visions OF better
things. These combined to make the in
de6nable element of heroism-not the
grand stand heroism, but the courage to
meet life's monotonous duties with an
even temperament. The address was in.
terspersed with numerous quotations
rom the Bible and the great writers,
with an occasional touch of humor that
was very effective.
The following graduates received di.
)lomas on this occasion:
Union school: Florence Marcia Ander-
en. Dale Simpson Atwood, Edmund 10.
eph Beauregard, John Hay Borland,
William Henry Boynton, Andrew Jack
on Campbell, Ina Irene Carr, Ida Mae
christie, Harry Wilcox Clarke, Irene
simpson Clark, Olive Eliza Darling,
ames Durant Dole, Murray Emral Drew,
lillian Alice Fairbrother, Walter George
Earr, Raymond Walter Flint, label Gas
ell, Marian Harriet Gray, Arthur Will
lam Hawkinson, Margaret Orinda Ha.
en-, Bernice Mabel Hunter, Anne Gwen
Alonzo Ransom Lucas, Hugh
Allan Mackinnon, Winnifred Salisbury
derrill, Roy Henry Moore, George Ar
hur Morehouse, Teresa Eva Newcomb,
ielen Ruth Newell, Harold Lewis PENN.
nan, Beatrice Moore Potts, Bertha Car
line Schwenger, J.. George William
chwenger, Ora Edmund Spaulding, Ger
rude Louise Walch, May Evelyn Wiley.
Summerville: Vera Alberta Barrett,
1ildred katherine Donlev, Goldie Beat.
ice Fraser, Annie Emma Hale, Carrie
louise Jay, Marion Sinclair Macleod,
frank James Moore.
st. Johnsbury Center: Helen Mabel
Brewer, Gertrude May Franklin, lanes
Albert Greenwood, Walter Sheldon Hall,
Bessie Jane Wheeler.
East St. Johnsbury: Henry Charles
John Cochrane Babcock, 81.
more Hutchinson Chase, Densis Belle
russell, Bessie Jane Woodbury., Eliza
'eth May Mclaughlin.
Four Corners: Clover Stella Aldrich.
stta Florence Wright, Louis Seymour
Wright.