Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-21
HIGH SCHOOL INTERESTS.
Events of Junior Day-Die Eesseruns
Elects Offioers-0utins for Seniors
High Stand Pupils.

JUNIOR Gay was CeIeDrdteu at the
Wndham high school Tuesday. The
entire programme was in charge of the
juniors and was cleverly arranged. The
exercises were we'll attended and in
teresting. The hall was decorated
with the class coIors. black and red,
and flowers. Masses of ferns, daisies,
roses and peonies figured effectively in
the decorating scheme.
President Samuel II. Harvey of the
junior class opened the programme
with introductory remarks and was
followed by Miss Helen Knight and
Miss Alice Bugbee in a piano duet,
Scherzo Briliante. by Sponholtz. Miss
of the Junior paper, which proved
clever and witty. Some brilliant hits
were made,
Nelson Frink gave limitations of the
songs of various birds. An amusing
feature was his ventriloauism in MAX
ing the audience hear the whistling of
the janitor downstairs.
Miss Helen Huntington read the
second part of the Junior Paper, which
consisted of more poems. revised
alphabet which well answered the
question of the juniors. Why am / %
a list of good conundrumS apropos to
the students also being read. Miss
Myra Wallen sang a solo, There's Mu-
sic in the air. which was written by
Miss Helen Huntington. She was ac-
companied by Miss Cora Sharpe at
the piano.
Die Resserune Meets.
after the exercises a meeting of Die
Besserung was held and officers chos-
en-. The nominating committee con-
sisted of Miss Sanford of the faculty,
chairman: Miss Agnes Egbert. H.
Miss RUBY Higgins, u, Donald French
10. and Miss Helen Cartwright. IA.
The following officers were elected:
President, Samuel H. Harvey. -; vice
president, Miss Helen Huntington, -;
secretary, Emerson Staebner. IA
treasurer, Maurice Leonard '13; ex-
ecutive committee. Miss Helen Hunt
ington. II. chairman, Samuel Harvey.
u. Miss Alice Bugbee, u: Miss Helen
Baker, "A; Raymond Young '13; mu-
sic committee, Miss Myrtle Jordan,
10. chairman, Miss Helen Knight, -,
Allen Sterry, 10; flower committee,
Miss Margaret Jewett, '13, chairman,
Miss Arlene Thompson 10, and Leigh
ton NosTorthy. IA decoration com
mittee, Miss Jane Lawrence of the
faculty, chairman. Miss Mildred Fay,
-, Trevor Buckin Cham. IA.
1t was announced Tuesday that the
senior class picture will be taken this
morning Immediately after the senior
class day exercises. which will begin
~ ten O'Clock.
rhe faculty entertained the senior
class Tuesday afternoon and evening
at The Hemlocks. at Coventry lake
with an enjoyable picnic
Miss Clara NJ. Dibble, former teach
| er of history at Windham high. now
a member of the faculty of the Gil
/ bert preparatory school, Winsted, Wis
| tied the high school Tuesday and re-
! newed acquaintances.
! High Stand Students.
| Following is list of the students o.
| the high school having the highes
marks in eXaminatio for the year
Seniors, in English. Miss Mabe
| Walbridge, so; in Latin Miss Lucy
Buck. 81; liz French Miss Mabel Wal
bridge. 90: in German, Miss Anna Wal
| bridge, 80: in mathematics, Arthur
Arnold, 50: in history, Arthur Bar
rows, IS; in commercial work. Ezra
| Arnold So.
Juniors-In English, Miss Harrie
| Porter, 81; in Latin, Miss Harrie
| Porter. 81; in French, Miss Georgis
Robinson, 81; in German, Miss Minnie
| Converse. 81; in mathematics, Mis-
| Harriet Porter, 81: in chemistry, Mis-
Harriet Porter. 9s in history. Mis-
| Anastasia Wostrel Sc; in bookkeep
biography and typewriting, Miss Min
ME Converse, So.
Sophomores English, Miss Allie,
| Service. 80. in Latin, Miss Ethe
Grant. IS: in French, Francis Chicoine
80; in German, Miss Frances Stearns
SO; IN geometry. Miss Ethel Grant
So; in history, Miss Loretta Curran
81; in bookkeeping, Raymond Young
81.
Freshmen-In English, Trevor Buck
| ingham, 81; in Latin, Miss Iren
Grant. 80: in algebra, Hudson Bar
rows, Albert DAmour, George Parxe
and Miss irene Grant, 100: in science
Miss Irene Hart and Miss Myrtl
] Hawkins, 80; in history. Miss Iren
Grant, o. in commercial work. Mis-
i Ruth lyman and Miss Mildred Wells