Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23


 The graduating exercises of the pu- pills of St. Mary's school took place Sunday evening, June 22.
 At 7.30 the graduates entered the church, each one attended by a little child carrying the diploma. During the march Wagner's Pilgrims chorus from Tannhauser was rendered. Sol emn vespers was sung by the choir
 After the Magnificent the graduates sang a hymn to the Sacred Heart after which they proceeded to the sanctuary to receive their diplomas. The diplomas were given them by the pastor, Rev. J. H. Fitzmaurice. Dur Traumerel, by Schumann, was softly played An act of conservation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus was rem dered by the class. This was followed by a hymn Our Lady's Titles, sung by the graduates.
 The speaker of the evening was Rev. John H. Stapleton. rector of. Sacred Heart church, Taftville, on Catholic Education
 The class colors are red and white. The class motto. Look to the End. The altar was beautifully decorated with Ted and white roses The grad uateS occupied the front portion of the main aisle and the parents and friends who were honored with special fnvi- tations were also grouped in that sec ton of the church. the alumni body caring for the seating arrangement.
 The excellent standing of the class, individually and collectively was a source of much eradication to the reverend clergy, Sisters and parish in general.
 The graduates were: Anna Mary Aubrey, Raymond John Burke, William John Burns. Mary Margaret Barry Margaret Mary Bellef1eur, Joseph T1, T1I~. T7A. Margaret Edna Driscoll. Jennie Etta Feeiey. Anna Mildred Lynch, Teresa Marie Marshall. Jennie Agnes Reed John Patrick Sullivan. John Joseph Sullivan. Marjorie Loretta Shea, Helen Elizabeth Shea, Rose Anna Trimmins, Eugenie Anna Tomlinson. Mary Cath. erine Walsh.
 The honor of valedictorian was awarded to Rose Anna Trimmins
 The honor of salutatorian is divided between John Francis Donahue and John Patrick Sullivan. both receiving an equal average for the year.
 The following members of the class have been perfect in attendance for the entire scholastic year: Margaret Edna Driscoll, Raymond John Burke. Joseph James Connel1, John Francis Donahue, John Patrick Sullivan, John Joseph Sullivan.
 The following little ones acted as d4PloIAd D0dISk DdLlel bdTTy, James Barry. James Acquinas Bowen Thom- as McVeigh, Raymond Portelance. Francis Sullivan, Catherine Driscon. Catherine Dunn, Helen Downes, Mar garet Delaney, Margaret Fahey, Rose Juneau, Genevieve Lynch Alice Mo Nally. Elizabeth Portelance. Frances Rinella, Barbara Sullivan. Margaret Sullivan. Margaret Shea Norine Shea.
 These young men were ushers: James Timmins, 1907: Frank Burke 1903: Dominic Ouellet, 1911: Frank Murtha. 1911; William B. Shea. 1911; Charles Ogden. 1911: Charles Young 1911; Thomas Coffrey. 1910: James Redden, 1912: Frank Rinella, 1911; Jeremiah Downing, 1911.
 The class outing takes place at-t1le beach within a few days and the class photo is to be taken today, by a local The officers for solemn vespers were: Rev. Dr. Patrick J Nc Cormick, of the Catholic university, Washington, D. c. ceiebrant: Rev. Richard P. .Morrisev of Volrntown. deacon, and Rev. William H Kennedy sub deacon. Seated in the sanctuary were Rev. John H. Fitzmaurice the pastor. and Rev. John H. Suspicion, who addressed the graduates