The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-21
GRADUATION OF
ACADEMY 9th GRADE
Large Audience Attended Exercises
Last Night Diplomas Presented
by Supervisor stover.

.~N~NNAs
The large audience ~ Young people.
parents and friends who greeted the
members Of the ninth grade pradnat.
'ne class in Aeadca halL Wr.t Brsf
tleboro, last might. was manifestation
Of the keen interest taken In tt.
students and their exercises.
tn decorations were especially taste.
tul and appropriate. Evergreen bouph.
formed background for the STAGE m
the center Of which were the 6ypres
1913 m gilt. The class motto. No Vie
tory Without Labor, was placed above
the stage, also in gilt. ana bouquetS
OF the daisN, the class flower. formed
row Just in front of the footlights.
These decorations brought ont the
class coIors, gold and white. III very
pleasing way. The ushers were for
mer members Of the school.
The opening number on the program
was piano solo by Hazel Gepevieye
Chase. Prayer was offered bv Rev. d
Z. Trout, which voiced the spirit of
the occasion.
The parts given by members of the
class were carried out as published m
! a former issue of this paper. The
narratives and rccitations were au
Well presented and brought forth the
hearty applause of the audience. Some
manifested unusual ability in the natu-
raj way in which they brought to their
/ hearers vivid word pictures. expressive
/ OF the real thought and feeling belong
ing TO the selections. All We're a credit
4 20 themselves, their school, their prin.
/ clpal Miss Alta }. Dennison, and to Mrs.
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trained them for the occasion.
The chorus singing bv the eighth
and ninth grades was a credit to the
school and the solo bv their teacher
MISS Bernlce II. Spafford. was appre
ciated
The class prophecy by Eleanor Dori,
Dowley was of special interest. Sbs
depicted the future Of her classmates h,
means of pictures seen by looking int,
the 'telefuturescope All were +,
MI places of honor and responsibility
and some were TO attain great promi
nence.
The prophecy on the prophet. bv Em
ma Christina johnson, was witty am,
interesting. the prophet attaining grea
hohof, as other members of the class.
ihe supervisor of schools. Bates E
StoNer presented the diplomas. II
sald that this was IN important "a
tasions turning point, but they ha,
chosen the better part, all were to en-
ter high school in the fan. Their. ,va
not what might have been Int wba
shall be-
Harry Naruey of the eighth Grad
5 was able to pass the state eXamipa
hons for entrance to the high Schoo
so was given a diploma. He will ski
the ninth grade and enter the hie
, school with the class next fall.
t The exercises closed with class son
by the students and beuediction r
Rev. =. +. Trout. The song bv Dor,
thy T.. Cain. was "A clcverIv write
D poem showing how the class had live
! mp TO ITS motto and containing "a pIea
ing sentiment of loyalty to the mint
grade.
Pupils from the ninth grade who r,
eelNed full certificates from the stat
2 tests were: Florence Ames. Dorotb
a 0ain, Doris Dowley. Edna .IobuSo
Emma Johnson and Elsie Stark; conJ
= tlonal certificates, May Saderman an
Agatha Stafford
In the eighth grade Il fun certified
= was given to Harry Narncv. and co
4 dltlonal certificates to Hazel Chas
f Cllde Jackway, Bertha Ryder and d
: lila Tudor
y Following IS record of some of II
{. pupils in the building: Grammar scho
I Eleanor Richardson was present !
! cry day for the school year; those pe
]. fect IN attendance for the spring ter
We're Eleanor Richardson, Bertha r
: der, Della Tudor, Florence Ames. Do
a othy Cain, May Saderman, and Els
- Stark. intermediate room-Those ha
: ing perfect attendance during the spriI
3 term We're Raymond nj. Covey, Allen
e. Hamilton Edna l.. Covey, Minnie
e hamilton, Esther NJ. Sprague, Helen
: Sprague, Ralph +. Doyle, Webster
5, Gay, Clayton Rhodes, Grace +. Blu
5. Charlotte G. Knight, Stuart II. Smit
Remington G. Varney, Doris l.. Wi
! chester, Alice l. Alexander and Glad
=. Nj. Amcs; perfect in attendance duri
: the year, Grace +. Burt and Chariot
i g. Knight Primary Perfect
= attendance during spring term, W
liam Kennedy Arthur Nichols Fred,
Id Nichols Clarence Taylor Helen Dairy
IN pie. Anna Kennedy and Ida Throw,
b. perfect in attendance during the We
t. Helen Dalrymple and Anna Kennel