Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-19
LARGE CLASS GRADUATED.
High School Exercises at Bradley Theatre-Address by Rev. J. N Lackey D, D., of Hartford.

Bradley theater was filled Thursday evening for the graduating exercises of Putnam High school. Members of the school were seated in tiers on gold, showed in the drapings across the base of the stage. The address of the-ev evening was by Rev. J. N. Lackey, D. D., of Hartford and the presenta- tion of diplomas by Gordon c. Swift, superintendent of schools in the towS of Putnam.
 The program and list of graduates follows:
 Orchestra: invocation. Rev. George D. Stanley: chorus, La Czarine. Louis Game: essay. The Origin and History of Musical Instruments Kenneth C. essay. Two Business Calls. Aline D. LeClair: double quartette, Hail Smil- ing Morn, R. Spofforth: essay, The Common Progress of Nations. Albert s. Pratt; chorus. Rest, Rubinstein's
 Melody in F; address. Rev. J. N. presentation of diplomas, Gordon c. Swift; orchestra.
 Enrolment Senior Class-Classical Albert Sanger Pratt. Mary Ellen Wright Irene Beatrice Champeau, Elizabeth Prichard Sherman, Owen Fisher Perry. Ransom Mortimer Gas coigne. Bessie Marguerite Torrey. Ha- gel Davis. Willard Gardiner Davis. Harry Irving Roberts. Kenneth Cutler Sharpe. Edna Margaret Surpless; com mercial, Sara Jane Potter, Raymond Leslie Allard, Nathan Lavine. Aline Dora LeClair. Elizabeth Agnes Ryan, Minnie Miriam Diamond, James Will liam Maher: special Elizabeth Ienore Cornwell, Daniel Francis Melia. James Wallace Smith
 The class officers were: Gilbert Fish CT Perry. president: Aline Dora Le- Clair, vice president: Edna Margaret
 Surpless, secretary: Harry Irving Roberts, treasurer: Gilbert Fisher Per ry, marshal.
 Class colors green and gold Class motto, Gradatim.
 Eighth Grade Graduation. At assembly hall in the high. school building Thursday afternoon graduat- ing exercises for the eighth grade class, Miss Edith Kent. teacher, were held and proved very interesting to the large number of parents, friends and others following their progress and welfare, who were present The class is made up of the following pu- pills: Pearl A. Buck. Sylvia Wheelock, Alice Mae Shippee, Wilfred $. Sharpe. Durham J. Hall, Jessie Gertrude Mac donald. 1rna Drill Greene. Bertha A. Farrows. Ethel May Ellis, Lucy Cecelia Ellis, Grace F. Brownie. William Des- sulnier. Willis Whitney Sherman. Frank Lee Clifford, Inez Lucy Brewer, Eleanor c. Carpenter. Bartley Giraca, Fred C. Allard, Elizabeth Sabin Hay ward. Clarence H. Brousseau. Warren R. McNally. Kenenth Sherman Andem, Evelyn Carpenter Styles, Louis Lom- bardo. Lucy J. Button. Florence 2. Woodson. Pauline l.. Chapdelaine, Randolph Lester Joslyn, Elizabeth Di- ana Diamondf Thomas Joseph How arth.
 Attorney Eric H. Johnson, member of the town school committee, present ed the diplomas. which entitle the l members of the class to enter Putnsn High school next fall The program was arranged as follows:
 Invocation, Rev. F. D. Sargent;
 chorus. Praise Ye the Father. school; greeting, Pauline Chapdelaine: essay. The Panama Canal, Willis Sherman: The Garrison of Cape Ann. Whittier, Lucy Ellis: piano duet, Ethel Ellis
 and Alice Shippee; essay. The Weath-