Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-26
DIPLOMAS FOR SIXIY-EIGHT
Burlington High School Class
Graduates at College Gym.
frizcs Awarded for Standings and Es-
snys--Tcn Speakers Deliver Cred
itnbic spcechcs--Rcception
Held In Evening.


Lf"uua'ihE class of siXty-eight re-
,''.'u uIP,onas rom the Burlington
''sn SCHOOL FRIDAY before an immense
""ulence oi relatives and friends. The
exercises this year were held for the
uist uihe IN the University gymnasium
ne large nan accommodated the crowd
easily ana the natural pine interior set
OH beautliuIly the decorations Of palms
! anu th' White dresses of the ladies'. The
aoousucs OF the room were excellent and
:. ''I'uo me, coo' auditorium speeches
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to 1,o,- for ,ho hoe, a., ,r,. $500.
ably delivered graduation ogs,,.a ,,.aro
Miss Corolvp ttcnd.,, Cb,,nh.r,,, ,,d
Albert William Rutto. 7 w sp,,n
Prof. Frederick Tunnor and Mae ,rarv
r. Bates acted ms iudrcs
or the Howard Educational Fund nri2cs
FOR the best standing during the four
years, the sfrey prize of Sg5 was carried
off by Mihi ooarl Miller Grandy. the
second prize o. 40 by Miss Ella Louise
Gordon and trirc prize of Sl5 by Harold
Nathan Bregs;ein
The high school alumni prizes. awarded
for the best work IN courses during the
past year. We're won BY John Taggart
of the classical course, Miss Ethellnda
Rich of the sub-classical course, and
Leonard rims of the English course.
THE PROGRAM
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fol,own.
o,,ort,ro "p.v,rond" Thomas
pub,ic ibrarios and vr.,r va,ue.
Mildred NVadsYor-h Crooker
Tho children and the Settlements.
Carolyn Hcndren Chamberlin
True Citizenship. Herbert Ashley Durfee
Music, selected ....... Iien school chorus
Lest We Forget....... Pearl Miller Grandy
Modern Athens ........ John Edward Free
Violin solo,. ........ .......H Helen Hall
The Ilumor of Mark Twain,
Edith Victoria Holstock
Music. "Bolero." Spanish Gayety. Emo
The MontessOri System,
Lille Mary Levin
Universal Pcacc...Alhert William Rutter
Music. selected. ......High school chorus
Millionaire vs.. Scholar,
Laura Jackson Parker
Helping the Boy....Henry Truman WAY
Music selection from "Fircny" Friml
Presentation of diplomas,
V \. Billiard, chairman school board
Awarding of prizes:
Howard Educational Fund Prizes.
High School Alumni Prizes.
Prizes given by the class of 1890.
Judges for class 1890 prizes.
Lawrence w. Swan, Frederick Topper,
Miss Mary r. Bates.
March, THE Whlp"...... ........ Holman
THE SPEAKERS
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,,"'' N''''" ms country nia'h'alhs al
W "''''"N'o "' anu HleHtloheu III passing
'"e peH'4act'ohS Oh MT carnegie She
sP"he III cloSlhE OF the influence or the
library as the greatest factor in human
progress
MISS Chambcrlin's prizc-Wnning essay
was remarkably finished and well-writ-
ten sketch of the work the settlement
workers in the slums of great cities are