Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-22

Nermonter, the Hon. Mason 8. Stone,
state superintendent of education here
ION the WHOLE" said she. "the Filipinos
are q progressive race. and in time they
will take rank among the educated peo-
pies of the world"
The last of the speakers was Miss Dor
othy Votey. and her subject was THE
Kinship Of Nature" Mature" said she
appeals In various ways to various peo-
pie. Young folks enjoy out-of-door sports
but In later life nature Is sought out for
other reasons. In the quiet and calm
upon all sides. we forget the cares and
trials Of the world. Carried to an ex-
treme, love of nature makes one almost q
hermit. The influence Of the weather Is
cheering or depressing. according as the
day is sunny or cloudy. Locality, also
has It's influence. Dwellers beside the sea
are stimulated. while those living in q
mountainous region are affected by a
sense Of calm"
DIPLOMAS AND PRIZES.
Following a waltz number, Ivanovici's
Danube Waves" played by the orchestra
Principal Chittenden called upon Mr.
Wheeler. who presented the diplomas tc
the members Of the graduating class as
they filed past him. Mr.. Chittenden ther
announced the awarding Of prizes. as fol
lows:
Howard educational fund prizes, award
cd for general high standing during the
four years course-F'irst prize. of s25. &c
Miss Fannie Rothman OF Burlington
second prize. Of 500. to Miss Genia Papa
loose Of North Hero: third prize, OF SIS
to Robert Daniels OF Burlington.
High school alumni prizes of IS each
awarded for general high standing during
the past year--Classical course, Miss Eller
Wood OF class G, Mt. Vernon, n. Y: sub
classical course, Miss Esther Reynolds
class c, of Burlington: English course
Miss Genia Papaloose OF North Hero.
The closing musical number was Gruen-
wald's overture, "Frolics OF Cupid" by
the orchestra. The class roll Is us fol
lows:
CLASSICAL COURSE.
Robert w. Daniels Hardy II. Gordon
Irene T. Howley. Marie A. Mcmahon.
SUB-CLASSICAL.
Ruth i. Armstrong, II. Albon Bailey
Irene a. Barrett, Irene S. Bullock, Maude
c. Casey, Charles II. Clough Gladys NJ
Gleason, Hollis b. Hoyt, Margaret M
Jea nnott, James A. Heech, Lillian A
Morrison. Bertha AIarkowitz Braman S
Rockwell, Fannie Rothman, Winfred e
Rowey. Elizabeth NJ Sails, Eliot 8
Staples. Isaac II. Sacks, David Shapiro
Ruth l.. Stearns, Blanche L. Uric. Heller
c. Van AIKEN. Leota c. Van AIKEN. Con-
stance Votey. Dorothy Votey, Lucille
White, Merab Whalley.
GENERAL COURSE.
Henry w. Boyle. Edith II. Curry, Haze
r. Doten. Ruth NJ. Davis. Mary Frank
Louise II. Gaylord. Daniel r Grandy
Arthur G. Heininger, Fred S. Hathaway
Mabel f. Johns, Gladys F.. Johnson
Harry Lamport, Elizabeth A. Morris
Bessie Mowsovitz, Leila J. Morgan. Leslie
s. Morgan, Robert I. Morrison Genia NJ
Papaloose. Marjorie Read, Edith Rock.
well, V. Paul Rousseau. Mae b. Spauld.
ing, Helen NJ Snow, Essie NJ. Sylvester
Mabel j. Telia.
TEACHERS COURSE.
Mabel Johns. Gladys johnson, Lilliar
Morrison. Elizabeth Morris, Bessie
Mowsovitz, Leila Morgan Fannie Roth.
man, Edith Rockwell. Essie Sylvester
Mabel Tella.
CLASS OFFICERS.
The class officers were as follows Presi
Dent, Eliot s. Staples. ce-president
Fred S. Hathaway: secretary, Gladys NJ
Gleason treasurer, Irene s. Bullock
sergeant-at-arms Robert w. Daniels
Permanent officers were elected Fri
day morning as follows: President
Hardy II. Gordon; vice-president. V. Pau
Rousseau secretary, Mary Frank; treas
urer, Marie Mcmahon; sergeant-at-arms
Margaret Jeannott