Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-28
Paris High School Graduation.
SIX YOUNG MEN AND FIVE YOUNG
WOMEN RECEIVE DIPLOMAS.

An audience which filled the Soutl
Paris Universalist church considerabl!
beyond its seating capacity was presen
Thursday evening for the graduating
. exercises of the class of 1910, Parii
High School. The platform was banked
with green, and behind a simple design
in the class colors OF green and white
and the figures 1910.
Seated in the choir were Charles II
Howard and George NJ. Atwood of the
school committee, Superintendent OF
Schools E F. Clason, Principal F. NJ
Hammond of the High School, Miss
Florence Wbittum and Miss Susie Ken.
drick, the assistants in the school, Rev.
Chester Gore Miller and Rev. e. A.
Davis.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Miller,
and the benediction was pronounced at
the close by Rev. Mr.. Davis. The music
for the evening was by the Swastika
Orchestra, and was very pleasing.
Shortly after s O'Clock the class enter
ed by the north aisle, and marched to
the seats reserved in the front Of the
church. The following programme was
carried out without flaw, and in a man.
ner highly creditable to the participants,
both from a literary and rhetorical
standpoint. The class parts were inter-
esting to all, as they always are, and all
the numbers we're we'll rendered:
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
I Salutatory-A ttractiyeness
Geneva NJ. Young
g Glass History, Albert L. King
5 Glass Essay-step by Step, Honora Martin
Music.
Address to Undergraduates,
Roland II. Haggett
5 Presentation of Gifts, Ralph r. Easson.
8 Grafton, Forestry, w. Earle Kimbal.
Prophecy, Cora n. Wight.
s vaiedlctory,-Row, Not Drift,
Gertrude A. Howard.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Benediction.
Superintendent Clason presented the
diplomas, with brief remarks to the
graduates.
The list of graduates is:
COLLEGE COURSE.
Honora Martin.
Cora NJ. Wight.
LATIN SCIENTIFIC COURSE.
Gertrude A. Howard.
Geneva NJ. Young.
ENGLISH COURSE.
Ralph b. Easson.
Roland ~. Haggett.
Jessie NJ jackson.
w. Earle Kimball.
Albert l.. King.
Philip n. King.
WILDER X. Swan.
OF the members, Philip Fl. King, AL
bert L. King, and W. Earle Kimball,
plan on taking courses at the University
of Maine, though it is not certain that
they will do so. None of the other
members of the class have any definite
plans as to further education.
Wednesday evening the Universalist
church was well filled for the concert
under the auspices of the class of 1910,
which was given by the Temple Quartet
of Lewiston, Messrs. Parker, Horne,
Drake and Prince, with Mr. Parker as
reader. They were we'll received, and
the concert was fine one. The pro-
gramme was as follows:
/. onl Gallant Company. Becker
Temple Quartet.
, Bass solo-Conquered, st. Quintain
8. Reading-My Financial Experience,
Mr.. Parker.
L. Night witchery, storch
Temple Quartet.
5. Tenor solo-Happy Days, Strelczki
Mr.. Horne.
8. Reading-From Mr.. Dooley. Dunno
Mr. Parker.
Z. Medley-From the South. Pike
Temple Quartet.
8. Duet-Cruciax, Saure
Mr.. Horne, Mr.. Drake.
9. Reading-Selected.
Mr.. Parker.
10. Jesus, Savior. Pilot Me, Macy
Temple Quartet.
The students of the high school, all
classes, enjoyed a picnic on Friday at
Caldwell's Grove, Oxford.