Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-21
DANIELSON
High School Class Day Exercises Rev. Russell H. conweII the Speaker at Graduating Exercises in the Even ina-Death of Godfroi Gamachs.


 On Thursday the class of '12. Kill insly High school. held class day exer- cises in the afternoon and were grad uated in the evening in the Orpheum theater, which was packed to capacity, those attending being representative of every town in this section of the coun- ty.
 The usual plan of seating the great CT part of the membership of the school on the stage was held to this year. The decorative scheme of the theater was simple but effective, lau rel and the national colors being used about the stage.
 The programme of the class day ex- ercises was as follows, with list of class officers:
 Music, Minuet. Paderewsld, Inter mezzo, Mascagni, by school orchestra; music, Larghetto, Beethoven, school chorus; prayer, Rev. W, D. Swafield; addres sof welcome. Francis Willard Rollins: essay, The Schools of OuI Forefathers, Dorothy Dorrance Paine; music, Toreador Song, from Carmen, Bizet, school chorus; essay, Electricity in the Service of Man. Paul Wilson Chapman class history. Alice Lena Morisette; class prophecy, Mabel Christina Morrison; singing of class ode, class of 1912; class will, Bertha White; presentation of gift, Lester Emerson Shippee; acceptance Carroll Barnes Allen. 1913; music, The Crown of Gold, German, school chorus; bene- diction.
 Class officers: President, Francis Willard Rollins; vice president, Grace Ford Talmadge; secretary, Mabel Chris tina Morrison; treasurer, Paul Wilson Chapman.
 Glass Gifts.
 The gifts of the class to the school include another section of the Parthe- non frieze, which will be added to the section given by the class of 1911 and placed in the main corridor of the high school; a bust of Lincoln 8 steel en- graving, Vestal Virgins. for the sopho- more room, other pictures with The Dance of The Nymphs and Achilles Horses as the subjects.
 Evening Graduating Exercises.
 The address of Rev. Russell H. Con- well, D. D., Philadelphia, was the feat ure of the graduation exercises in the evening The musical numbers were finely given and very much enjoyed i The programme follows:
 music, Flower Song, Lange, Barca- rolle, Offenbach, school orchestra music. June, Schenecker, school cho- rus: prayer, Rev o. L. Griswold; mus ic. The Union Jack, Adams, schoo l chorus; address, Rev. Russell H. Con- well, D. D.; music. Oh, Italia Beloved ! Donizetti, school chorus; awarding ol l diplomas, Hon. Frank P. Warren 1 America; benedictiOn. Classical course-Aurore Cecile Be 1 langer. Lorimer Harold Dixon, Alice Lena Morisette. Mabel Christina Mor rison, Dorothy Dorrance Paine, Francis 1 Willard Rollins, Grace Ford Talmadge
 Technical course-Paul Wilson Chap ] man.
 i English course-Earl Belmont Brear ley, Leonard Arthur Bugbee, lame Caffrey, Viola AIthea Downs, Mary Fl sic Eastment. John Joseph O'Neill, Ev | elyn AdeIia Salmon, Oliver Ainswortl Seaver, Aaron Samuel Viall, Myr Mana Wells, Lester Boomhower VII Hams.
 Commercial course-Bertha Luell Franklin, Bertha Mabel Graves, Wini fred Wayland Hines, Mary Margare Kelly. George William Kent, John Rob ert Marland, Ada May Preston, Leste Emerson Shippee, Bertha White.
 The class motto was To Do We the Present Duty"