Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-26
GRAMMAR SCHOOL ORDINATIONS
Broadway Theater and Town Hall Filled wnh Parents
and Friends Despite the Heat-PupiIs Reflect Much
Credit Upon Themselves and Schools.

cha A. Pendleton. Mildred n. Pendls-
ton, Margaret 8. Seaman, Gladys L.
Thresher, Mildred L. wilcox, Elsie 4.
Winchester, Elizabeth d. Wright, q.
Wilmot Ayres, Frank G. Bradlaw. VIII
liam J. Bresnahan, Harold d. Camp
bell, Amos Prentice Chase, Harold z.
Coyl, William Cramer, Lynwood z.
Crary, Samuel c. Deane, ]. Irwin Ell
lis, Jr, Carl Francis Forsberg, Nathan
w. Graf, Benjamin T. Hall. David x.
Hall, Theodore q. Haviland. Charming
P. Huntington, Murray Isbister, Homer
D. Loudon, Arthur M. Willard, julius
d. Northup, John c. Noyes, Wilfrid ].
Pardy Everett s. Peckhzsn, Donald B.
Robinson, Edwin M. Sherman. Ernest
E. Smith, Harold w. White, James M.
Young, Jr.
West Chelsea District.
In the town hall on Friday evening
were held the graduation exercises OF
the Mt. Pleasant street school of the
West Chelsea district. There had been
erected seats for the graduating class
and chorus at the north end of the hall,
the seats being in tiers, and at the
front were decorations of ferns. wild
flowers and bunting. The teachers oc-
cupied seats in the front. The hall was
completely filled with those interested
in the pupils taking part and generous
applause was accorded the particle
pants. The programme was arranged
with the view to inspiring patriotism
and proved a decidedly pleasing idea.
Many extra seats and chairs were
placed in the hall.
The programme was given as fol-
lows: Prayer, Rev. M. S. Kaufman, d.
D.; music, With Hearts of Hope (Sul-
livan) school chorus; defamation,
Speech of Patrick Henry fexcerpt),
Israel Goldberg; defamation, Warrens
Address at Bunker Hill (Pierpontl,
Nathaniel Blumenthal; recitation In
dependence Bell, school; recitation,
Connecticut Battle Flags Marion
Wheeler Lathrop; defamation, Kee-
mans Charge Oathrop), James Au-
gustine Mulcahv: music. The Gallant
Troubadour (Watson), school chorus;
essays, Life of Lincoln. Madeline
Rowena Perkins. Mildred Kinney I'll
den; reading The Perfect Tribute
(Andrews), Madeline Marie Fields.
recitation, Gettysburg Address. school;
music, The Rally (PauD. school Choir
us; defamation. A Medley. Florence
THE Indians. Sarah Ruth Goldberg;
2-The Early Settlement, Irene Louise
Jordan; 3-The Revolution, Helen Rus
sell Adams; music, (a) Slumber Song
of the River (Godard), OBJ Estudian-
tina Oacombe). Ninth grade girls.
The valedictory address bv Miss
Doris NJ. Drake was an admirable ef-
fort. given in a. clear voice and with
good expression. This was followed by
the presentation of the diplomas by
Andrew H. Breed president of the
board of education, and the closing
number was Columbia, Columbia
The chorus sang finely under the d.
rection of Frederick w. Lester and re-
ceived enthusiastic applause. The two
songs by the Ninth grade girls were
also heard with pleasure. The essays
showed much ability and were given in
a manner which showed the pupils
were thoroughly conversant with their
subjects. The class motto is No Vic
tory Without Labor
Superintendent Stanton spoke to the
class briefly before the diplomas we're
distributed. referring to their work in
the school and speaking of their fu-
ture. He spoke of the fact that half
of the class, all that was allowable, had
been admitted to the Academy without
examination.
Ira Hines, and William Murphy.
The members of the class are Lula
Frances Abel, Helen Russell Adams,
Lena Abbie Adams. Alice Ora Arm
strong, Mary Louise Crimmins, Lillian
Maria Cross, Doris Miller Drake,
Elizabeth Ann Evans, Madeline Marie
Fields, Sarah Ruth Goldberg. Eleanor
Mildred Horigan, Irene Louise Jordan,
Sadie Angela Kearney, Marion Wheeler
Lathrop. Florence Odgers, Ruth Mil
bred Palmer. Madeline Rowena Per-
kins, Annie Rubin, Anna Eileen Scott,
Jennie Swartzburg, Mildred Kinney
Tilden, Helen Agnes Twomey, Jacob
Bloom, Nathaniel Blumenthal. Louis
Goldberg, Israel Goldberg, William La
throp Huntington, James Edward In
glis, James Augustine Mulcahy, Carlos
Alfred Kicker. Gedaliah Segol. Leroy
Amos Swan, Edgar Clark Weldon.