Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-19

ing class: music. Mary. Mary, Farmer. school chorus; Reclamation, The Sur viyors of Bunker Hill. Webster. Joseph Harold Cobb; reading, A Dog of Elan ders, Ouida, Dolores Martha Paulson; recitation, A Loftier Race, John Ad- dington Symonds. Laura Jane Fields; presentation of diplomas, B. F. Bishop, member of tlse school committee; mu- sic Speed On, Roeckel. school chorus.
 The graduates were: Samuel Able man. Jacob Ableman. William Edward Aldrfch. John William Casey. John Henry Clabby. Joseph Harold Cobb, William Henry Cook. Everett Simon DeBarros, John Hazam, Richard Vim cent Horigan, Lewey Jacob <Hust, Rob- ert Ebenezer Johnson, Louis Kadish. Charles Krieger. Arthur Russell Lamb. Joseph Marx Joseph Francis McCor- mack. William Donald Nagle, Milford Ernest Newbury, Clifford Colby Oat, Joseph Benjamin Sadinsky. Sidney omon. Frank Joseph Ulrick. Israel
 Wechsler, Herbert Hamilton Wiley.
 Theron Barker Woodmansee. Helen
 Amelia Baker. Marguerite Katherine Louise Bowers. Mary Ellen Coughlin, Margaret Elizabeth Doyle. Mary Eliz- abeth English, Laura Jane Fields, Mildred Elizabeth Francis, Yetta Gold berg. Gertrude Stuart Harris, Annie Rose Hyman Frances Eccleston 1Od- V garet Elizabeth Riley. Tessie Rosen-
 blatt. Goldie Jennie Segoi. Dora Esther Slosberg. Elsie Agnes Annie Sourbier. Dora Sternlieb. Hattie Rachel StraIler. Ida ella Swatzburg, Catherine Philo- I mena Tierney, Lucille Ewen Tracy. Elizabeth Theresa Voech. Julia Etta | Wilbur.
 At the close of the program Mir. l Stanton spoke earnestly to the grad | uating class assuring them that their | teachers interested in their c- cess and would always stand willing | to aid in that success as far as pos | sible.
 1 Penmanship Certificates.
 l In speaking of the school work, Mir. Stanton explained that the Palmer sys- | tenn of writing had been introduced | into the school during the last two
 years. This year the papers of a num-
 Der of the pupils had been sent to l New York to the house of the Palmer | system, and was pleased to present 1 diplomas for perfect work and certifi- cates to some for good work
 I Those receiving diplomas were the l Misses Laura Fields. Dora Slosberg, | Hattie Straller, Margaret Beebe John 1 Hazam. Dolores Paulcon and Goldie
 Segol Receiving the certificates were: l Misses Ida SwatZberg, Helen Baker
 Mary English, Margaret Doyle. Lu- | cile Tracy Dora Sternleib. Gertrude | Harris and Master Israel Wechsler | MT. Stanton called upon B. P. Bishop member of the town school board to present the class diplomas.
 Mir. Bishop spoke of the plea sure he had had in being with the school
 While it would be impossible to speak of any one number as being the better he would like to speak of the musical
 numbers of the program and of the
 quotation given upon Books. and urged
 that they night be remembered ana
 be profited by them. In the years tc . come MT. Bishop said, he would ask . that each would take as twin sisters
 or twin brothers. the two words Use- , fulness and Happiness, to obtair which they must have health, take good care of their bodies. to be sound morally. to guard these lips, these hands and these feet.
 Loving Cups Presented.
 Following the presentation of tn, diplomas, Everett De Barros and Ja,
 cob Ableman entered from cIas. : room, Master Ableman bearing upoI
 g. silver salver, three very handsom,
 silver loving cups. Everett DeBarros in a graceful speech composed by hin