Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-24
NArcHAuo SCHOOL.
Exhibit of Pupils Hsndwork in Con.
 neetion with Graduating Exercises.

The graduating exercises of the class l of 1909, Natchaug school were held 1 in the eighth grade room, Wednesday I'evening. The room was elaborately
 decorated with festoons of blue and gold, the class colors. Across the wall at the back of the platform, the motto, Build Strong and Sure, in blue and gold. was conspicuous.
 Exhibit of Pupils Work. In the different rooms of the school there is an excellent exhibit of the haEdiwork of all grades. Drawings adorn the side walls of all the rooms and in the upper grades various arti- cles of needlework and manual train ing products are on exhibition. The tables, foot stools and cabinets are on Dexhibition in the library and gave an idea of what the manual training course is doing for the boys of the school. Mission library table, made by Donald French; large mission music cabinet, Earl Richards; tool cabinet with drawer, Donald Crane; antique oak center table, Vivian Ide, leather upholstered foot rest, Victor Sharpe; book rack, Edward Morrison; low ta- ble, Sigurd Veline; footstool, William Gates; foot rest, Ernest Higgins. There are also other smaller articles that speak well for the ability of their makers. A table made by Oscar Johnson attracts special notice and an elegant round table made by Hud- son Barrows will bear the closest scru- tiny.
 The graduation programme was as follows:
 Concert recitation, The Builders, Longfellow; music, Song of Welcome, Singenberger; recitation, Building up the Body (adapted), Worlds Work, Grace Pendleton; concert recitation, The Grammar of Character Building, Normal Instructor; recitation, Making a Pattern Nation, Gen. William Booth, larging the Soul, Oliver Wendell Holmes.
 Reproduction, Darius Green and His Flying Machine, Trowbridge, Edward Morrison; essay, The Wright Brothers and Their Flying Machine, Donald Crane;> Castles in the Air (adapted), Century Magazine, Dream One, James Litterick. Dream Two, Vivian Ide, Dream Three Marvin Hall, Dream Four. Mabel Judge; Castles in Spain (adapted), George William Curtis, Frances Stearns; music, A Red. Red Rose, words by Robert Burns.
 The Humor of Building-Dialogue A New School Building: Squire Fungus, moderator. Alfred Morin; Miss Scrib- ble, clerk, Leora Fenn; Mrs. Leader, Myrtle Jordan; Dr. Borax, Ruth Moul- ton; Mrs. Whimper, Ruth Chapel; Squire Gump, Donald Crane; Mrs. Timms, Frances Stearns; Miss Pussy, Mabel Judge; Miss Lawyer Veronica McQuillan; MT. Old Time, Edward Morrison; Mrs. Willing, Grace Pen- dleton; Mir. Digger, James Litterick; Mrs. Grovel. Margaret Cotter; MT. Scripture, Donald French; Mir. Car penter, Vivian 1de; Mir. Foreman, Mar win Hill; Mrs. Twaddle, Lucy Hall; Miss Twitter, Julia Galligan; Mrs Watts, Dorothy Hill.
 Music, An Elegy. words by Oliver Goldsmith; recitation, The Carpenter Man, Woman's Home Companion, Vivian Ide; recitation, Picture Puzzles, Life, Lucy Hall; A Lesson in Anatomy tadapted), Lippincott's Magazine, teacher-Julia Galligan: music. Vaca- ton Song. Brandt; The Temple of Fame, Myrtle Jordan.
 Presentation of Diplomas, E. E. Bass of the school committee; music, The Town Crier, an air employed in Wag- ner's Die Meistersinger.
 The class members are Dorothy A. Hill, Veronica Katherine McQuillan Alfred N. Morin, Donald F. Crane. Grace c. Pendleton, Margaret Mary Cotter, Donald Alden French. James William Litterick, Frances Hunt Stearns, Edward Morrison, Vivian Je- rome lde, Lucy A. Hall, Ruth E. Chap pei Julia I. Galligan, Ruth Dean Moulton, Marvin H. Hall Mabel E. Judge, Myrtle V. Jordan, Leora Marie Fenn.