Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-20
Hebron Academy
Commencement.

Hebron. Me-, june 10 tSpecaD.-
! Conn. encement week of Hebron Acad-
| einy opened with the Baccaaureate
scrmon which was delivered In the
| Baptist church at 1045. Sunday fore
| noon. by Pres. william Dewitt Hya4
! Ct Bogdein College There was special
| music consisting Of p vocal solo by
| Mss Alice Burden of West Paris and
a giohn solo and aceompaniments "
Prof. iiurd. The graduating class
marched into the church clad IN caps
and gowns led by the tIass marshal
! Earl Fuller
Monday evening. the prize debate
| took place in the church. Following is
the program
Tuesday. June Is. at 10 O'Clock 4 NJ,
wts held the annual meeting Of Tie
board af trustees in Sturtevant hall
Mr.. BisBee, who has been president for
4 long time. resigned and John D Long
Y as elected in his place j. W Amlck
resigned and William Lowell Bonney
o. Bowdoinham was put in his place.
]. w. Beedee. NJ ID. also resigned and
William +. Brennehhan of Auburn was
Tuesday +. NJ. the Class dap exer-
eises took place TUESDAY evening.
the Commencement concert by Mime
scalar took place. in the church.
Wednesday A. M. the Commence
ment exercises were held In the
church. Wednesday, at I o'clock p
Al, the Alumni dinner took place in
sturtegant Home.
Reunions We're held, Wednesday aft
ernoon, OF the classes of 1887 and
1892
Wednesday evening was the annual
reception by the Senior class and
trustees to the alumni and friends at
5 7. NJ, in Sturtevant Home. The
weather was perfect through the week
and q large crowd was in attendance
Deelamation--Girls: First price, $40,
Kathryn Mary Sturtevant. Pownal Me. j:
second prize. Sc. Florence Caroline Adj
ans, Boston. Mass. Boys: First prize.
$40. John Bower Matthews, Troy NJ "
second prize. s., Ralph pickard Goodrich,
Bingham. Me.
The Lyford Speaking contest-Four
special prizes, aggregating 500. the gift
of w. II. Lyford, class of 1879, Colby
College, We're offered to young men from
Maine preparatory schools Fourth
prize, $40 awarded to John Bower Mat
thews. Troy n. Y
University of Maine Speaking Contest
Three prizes We're offered to the prepara-
tory schools. Third prize of So awarded
to Ralph Pickard Goodrich, Bingham,
me.
The Mayhem heterogeneous
a
Sophomore class and two prizes Offer
ed To the Freshman class. Sophomore
class irst prize, sS Naseeb Mahfoud
Malouf. Mt. Lebanon. SYRIA; second
prize. $3.50. Arthur Roscoe Blake. New
Gloucester. Me Freshman class
First prize. SIS, Florence Caroline
Adams Boston. Mass; second prize,
$4.50, Samuel Guptill, Topsham. Me.
TWomey Hinckley contest - First
prize of S., John Bower Matthews.
Troy. \. y. second prize of So. Ernest
Victor Cram. Sanford, Me-: third prize
of 81, Roy Clifford Hurd, Charlestown.
Mass.
Team prize, $12. given to the affirm
alive. Speakers: Alice Howard An
drews, Andover. Me, James Harold
Smiley, Bradford, Mass. Harold Mills
Crockett, North Haven. Me.
Prize IS for best individual debate,
Miner Reginald StaclSpole, Sanford,
Me.
Prize, $40. highest rank in Greek,
Naseeb Mahfoud Malouf Mt Leha-
non, Syria.
Prize, $40. highest rank in Latin,
Alice Helen Clark, Caratunk. Me.
Prize. $40 highest rank in English,
Lucy Cakes league, Hebron, Me.
Prize. $40. highest rank in Mathe-
MATES. Scott Dana Staples, North
Haven, Me.
Prize $40. highest rank in sciences.
Ernest Victor Cram. sanford Me
Prize SO. highest rank in German,
Susan Martin. Rumford Point, Me.
Prize $40. highest rank in French,
Susan Martin. Rumford Point, Me.
Prize $40. highest general rank in all
studies for the year. Alice Helen
Clark. Caratunk, ME.
The $40 scholarship in sciences. John
Robert Burke, Halyoke. Mass.
First prize in music, Lucy Cakes
league. Hebron, Me.
Second prize in music, Alice Edna
Barden, West Paris. Me.