Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-19
MISS MARION E. STARK

the platform hung the hgnC Dlue pan
ner with their class motto in letters
of silver "Aude AliQuid Dignum, .
meaning Dare something worthy"
On the platform were seated with
Principal H A. Tirrell and President
Rev. DR.. Lewellyn Pratt the following
corporators: Francis J. Leavens, Jo-
nathan TrumbuIl, Costello Lippitt,
John C. Averill, Frank L. Woodland
Waterman R. Burnham, Oliver L,
Johnson, John Eccles and Wallace S,
Allis.
The Academy Musical eiub, under
the direction Of Frederick II. Cfanston,
occupied seats on the platform also
Tie ushers were David Leonard Ba'
con, Frank David Burke, Amos Pfeh=
tice CHASE, Raymond Thomas Higgins,
Paul walker Latham, Edward Gabriel
Mckay, ChaTlss BewnaF Pfshties, Lee
Roy Amos Swan,
Programme Of Exercises,
After the opening prayer by Rev, De-
Pratt the programme was given as f6i=
lows:
Music: Tesere Mic ........4.,B eeueei
The Academy Musical e1Ub, directed
by Z, II, Cfansten,
Essay, Alice Freeman Palmer,
Marion Elizabeth Stark,
Essay, The Louisiana Purchase,
Sadie Agnes Dfisesll;
6Fati6a. The Reclamation Of ths
American Desert,
John Paul GeHasteei.
Essay. ffRfaigFatie8j a Study ia 6R=
timism,
Helen Palmer B#e#Hiz9g:
Music. AHitra's Dance frem G7Ht Suite
Greie
% Sole Mic, ,,.,,,,,..4,-Di Caprif
The Academy Musical club.
Essay. Abraham Lincoln,
Adeline Anna CoughliD.
Essay. Die WandeTlust,
Mary Esther Lfppftt.
The Valedictory.
The yaledictory address was by Mis-;
Marion Elizabeth Stark, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Stark of No
| 128 Maple street, and was given as fol
lows:
Parents and Friends: We, tbs
class Of 1912, extend to you a condia
greeting. We are glad 10 have yoi
with us today. We are more THAI
glad Of the opportunity TO thank yoI
! for all your help and encouragement
and sympathy during the years tina
have Just passed, As we go forth T.
meet the future We viii try to PROV
ourselves worthy Of your trust, try b
repay as best we can our debt OF love
| of watehft11 care. and kind co-opera
ton.
DR.. Pratt: Through yoHF effort
and those Of the other members o
| the board of trustees we have enjoy 81
| for four years unusual advantages j
| the attainment of sduesti6R, and ad
vantaees of bsing in this neble ipsti
| tuition with its traditions and its mem
| cries of great nleH, The class Of lS1
has baeR privileged TO spend two year
| in the dear old y. r. A., Fieh with as
seeiafions, two il tfe Re# 4, j., a
aiFeady eHdeafed 70 rs; and as stu
| dents Of the old school aad ST the TleI
Mr. Firfeii; If VS. dc not teda:
she# plainly the grief we FEST, w
| have that withia which Basseth shew.
We say farewell to yea and to tn
! teachers OF this euF Academy with Fe
| greet. You have laaeFed faithfully,
| spite of difficulties, IS give sur sias
! the best instruction possible Tb
thought of what ys1 have deRs fsF u
| will be a constant Inspiration il TIA
| wears to come, And those lessons
| not found in text bS6kS-thaf ye
have Taught u.s. lessons Of courage
and fsitifHlhsss, RRd loyalty, we sha
remember throughout sEiF lives.
Classmates; Today we reach aH
| other milestone, We go forth fFe5
school to meet the duties and oBfiga
tiens of life Each of US has his ow
special taslk-heweFeF great OF sfas
that task may be--alietted him, Tn
destined work may seem to us {
slight Importance, the place we hel
SO small to fla in this big world, BIT
let us fiji it to the best of sss ability
'eNet God Himself can make man
best
without best 4aeB to help hifA,
'sFis God gives skill
BIT act without mems haads, His e61l
not make
AHteaie StFadiva#iHs victims withet
Aatsaie.p
Principal TiFreii Presents Diplomas
After the Vaiedietefy cams the pres
! eHtatiea of diplomas by Principal Tit
rell. wias addressed them as follow