Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-23


delivered In an excellent manner. showing
careful preparation on the part OF the
students. No little credit should. however,
be given Miss Alice II. Sprague, in
structor in elocution. who drilled them.
The presentation Of the diplomas was
made by Mr. Wheeler. after the class
had been presented to him by Mr.. chit
tenden. Mr.. Wheeler addressed few
congra tulatory remarks to the class
PRIZE WINNERS.
The prizes were then awarded. The
Louisa Howard prizes for the highest
general scholarship during the four years
course are three in number of s25, s15 and
$40 each. The first was won by David w.
Howe the second by Miss Helen T.. Lyon
and the third by willard W. Ferguson.
The alumni prizes were given for the
best work done In each of tho three
courses during the present year. They
were awarded to Miss Ruth O'Sullvan.
10. Miss Lillian Morrison. H. and Miss
Genia Papaloose. II.
The class consist of Sc members, of
whom nine are classical students. %
Latin-soientific and Il English. A group
picture was taken on the high school
steps after the exercises.
The ushers, members OF the junior
class. were as follows:
Charles Allen. Clifton Dsiglc Fred
Hathaway. Arthur IIeininGcr. James
Keech. Harry Lamport. Leslie Morgan
Edward Powers. Paul Rousseau. Eliot
Staples
At the close OF the assembly yesterday
morning the class effected a permanent
organization with the following off
GERS: President. Walter Z. Baker; vice
president, Miss Hazel A. johnson; sec
rotary. Miss Gencvicvc Lessor: treasur-
er. Louis r. Dow; serEeant-at. arms, Al
bert Hicks.
THE CLASS.
Following is tho list of graduates. with
the courses taken:
Classical course-Walter Edwin Baker.
Arthur Newell Chamberlin. clio Nora
Crandall, Lincoln Ferris Daniels. Try Al
bert Kicks, Walter Louis Hogan, David
Willard Howe. Beatrice Moore. Ruth
Preston O'Sulivan.
Latin scientific course-Carle r. Bar
stow, George W. Belden. Edward NJ. Bis
sonette. Andrew Harmon Buck Azella
Harriet Carpenter Harriet Wardv eli
Chambers, Alban A. Delaney, Bernice r.
Deyette. Louis Fenncr Dow. Willard
| Ware Ferguson. Richard Carmen Hay.
Hazel Alice Johnson, Marjorie johnson.
James Lonergan. Ruth Dorot,.r Lyon
Jennie c. 'Merrihew. Jane Mclaughlin
Stewart Arthur Macnab, Lnola Beatrice
Martin, Laura Margaret Perley, Harold
Ienatius OBrien. Alice Mary Ryan. Isa-
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| D. Marion Thomas. Max Crandall VOL
| colt
Teachers course-Geneviev l. Lessor
| Stewart Arthur Macnab, Margaret f. Nc
! Coy. Ada Neil Morrow. Ethel NJ Shin
| vile.
| English course-Miriam Evelyn Bartlett
Mabel Corine Beaulac, Ruth Buzzell, AL
| fred l.. Grippe. BerYl Hastings, Dixie w
| Hatch. Hilda Mary IIickok, Walter Well,
Howe. Mae G. Johnson. Genevieve I. Les
sor, Max G. Ludwig, Helen Eugenia Lyon
Margaret f. Mccoy. Sheldon Miller, ADJ
Neil Morrow. Anna Mowsovitz Fred G
! Palmer. Bertha G. Read. Clayton G. Read
Ethel NJ Shinville. Lydia c. TTombley.
THEIR FUTURE
The members Of the class have an
follows: earle Barstow. Ruth OSul
Ivan. Andrew Buck. Arthur Chamber
lin. Clio Crandall, Lincoln Daniels
Bernice Deyette, Albert Hicks. Davi'
Howe. Beatrice Moore, Isabel Spofford
Edward Bissonctte Jennie Mc1augh
lin. Louis Dow, Willard Ferguson
Richard Hay, sheldon Miller Fred Pal
mer, Max Ludwig. Stewart Macnah
Alfred Grupe. Eugene st. Antoine
Walter Howe. will enter the Univcr
sity of Vermont; Walter Baker, III
University of Syracuse; George Belde
is undecided as to what college; IIar
riet Chambers will so to Notre Dame
Alban Delaney and Harold OBricr
Holy Cross; Walter Hogan, Ruth Igor
Max Wolcott, Azella Carpenter Jane
Lonergan, Ida Morrow, Jennie Merri
hew. Marjorie Johnson, Marsare
Perly, Dixie Hatch and Marion Tho
mas, Alice Ryan, Miriam Bartlett, Ma
Johnson. Genevieve Lessor, Ami
Mowsovitz, Bertha Read. Ethel Shin
VILE are undecided; Hazel Johnso
will go to an art school; Hilda IickoI
to finishing school: Beryl Tasting
to Boston; Ruth Buzzell to Syracuse
Mable Beaulac Will teach; Margare
Mccoy will attend normal school
Beatrice Martin will go to Baltimore
Lydia Trombley to a business college
Clayton Read will work for the Ne,
England Telephone company.
:. ALUMNI MEETING
good number were present at tn
alumni meeting and dance in the eve
: ming. The following officers wer
elected President, H. l.. Ward; sec
rotary, Miss Hazel Weeks: treasure
David w. Howe; members of the eX
ecutive committee for one year, Ar
hur w. Dow and Mrs. Harry NJ Lou
, don, for two years, Miss Elizabet
Van Pate, and Charles Il. Davis,