Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-06-25

Nhter scion, Charles A. Powell. Mil
| dred Marion Chase, Gertrude Frances
Wright Huldah Harrington. George r.
Soule, Robert II. Hawkins, Frederick
! otto Ockerblad, Jr., Rudolph H. Kemp
| ter. Harold A. Lessor, Frank Q. Lee, CA
briel Levin. Frederick George Goliath,
Burton Arson Field John Allen Dodds,
| Earl Robert Baker. Mary X. spillane.
charlotte q. Varney, Beatrice a. Villas,
Ruth NJ. West. Alfred .iltora, Dorothy
! Van Nliet Pope. Frank +. Pine, Lila "
Cutler. Mabel Mac Lawrence Harold
Colhurn Barton, Estela Monroe Hicks,
Mary II. Hennigan. Charles Ferrin Ma
| craze.
| Classical course-T.aura VI. Beecher.
John Edward Rooth Bertha Alma Cow
entry. Harold NJ. Icgree. Sylvia Mer-
| RAM Jordan. Roy David Sawyer, Flor
ence Browne O'Sullivan Donald Ray
mond OBrien. Edith Ellen Merrihe ",
Blanche Gertrude Maxneld. Thomas II.
Magner. John H. Mack, Isabel Alexan-
der Ross. Stanley Raymond Pike, 1.estina
Media Scarf, Laurence Carlton Staples,
Isabelle Taylor. Adcline Coffin Thomas.
May Belle Thomas. Mildred Warren,
Marjorie j Huhurd.
English course Clifford Album Caswell.
Dana ID. Sharrow. Oscar krupp. Roland
Herbert tIoughton. Eldon Gridlcy, An
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ton T. Criswold
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The normonont oficars ~ tho ,rad,,ot.
Ing class are: Walter f. Selon. prcsi-
dent; Mildred Woodbury., vice president;
Dorothy V. V. Pope. secretary. rudolph
kempter. treasurer, Harold A Lessor.
sereeant-at-arms
Following the graduating exercises the
ciass was photographed on the steps of
the hiSh school building by II. T.. Cut
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PRESENTATION TO PRINCIPAL
THOMAS.
Just after close Of assembly Fri
day morning Principal Isaac Thomas
was presented with Il handsome leather
pocketbook containing $50 In gold by stu
dents OF the school. The gift was mount
ed with n silver plate upon which was
engraved an inscription and was present
ed by Lawrence c. Staples. Mr.. Thomas
responded with few appropriate words
The teachers of the school had previously
given Mr.. Thomas a table set of blotter
ink stand etc. An informal reception
was then rendered Mr.. thomas when the
pupils formed IN Nne ana marched IN MS
room ana sh"ok hahdS WIN MI iho"'dS
VINO sewers ms connection Win the scHoo'
ai'er Ten years as p''n'lpa''
ALUMNI REUNION.
The annual meeting of the high
school alumni association was held
Friday evening in the assembly hall of
the school. The reports of the secre-
tary and treasurer were read and the
following Officers elected for the year
ensuing: President. J. L. Donahue;
secretary. Miss Mary Z. Pease; treas
urer, Fred Smith; executive commit
tee, Miss Theodore Peck, Fred Wright
and Miss Eleanor Hickok. The mat
ter of changing the time of holding
the reunion was discussed, it being
thought that possibly there would be
larger attendance II the meeting
was held during the winter. This
matter was left to the executive COM
mittee and a mid-winter meeting will
probably be arranged for The fol
lowing were elected as honorary mem
bers j. .. Codding. NJ A. Gibson.
Miss Harriet Towne and Miss Leah A.
DeMeritt
Following the business meeting an
address was delivered by the Rev. c.
J. Staples. who brought several
thoughts to the attention of his lis
teners in a forcibIe manner. Mr..
Staples said that he had noticed
tendency on the part of the public
prass a, graduatior tim. - r,oLa ,,ah.