Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-17

Benjamin, James Joseph Brown, Ed- ward Joseph corcorzn. Horace Ed- Russell Norman Hoplunss' William fs- bisicr. sfsroa Robinson Jacksol. Carl Edward Kinneys, Af illiain EtiJah Lf- Heureux. John crary Lucas, William Lyons. William Leonard McCiimon. Murray Wnliarn Colt Osgood. Jr,-l Fred Harry Purvis.s Aleck Rabino witch. Harrison Silversweig, Samuel Siosberg. Gertrude Lines Allen. Maud Mary Anscl Mary Gertrude Authier, Hazel Lundencia Banffeld. Rose Mar guerite Beckley,s Catherine Teresa Bowen, Alice Crary Browning. EIea-' nor Fennessey Canty Alice Magdelenl Carey, Irrna Marguerite Case, Mary Crowe, Margaret Leonard Daly. Grace Estelle Driscell Rose Eloise Driscoil. Ruth Joy Ellis, Mabel Anna Epos. Theresa Louis Harding Marion Clara Henry, Ruth Gasson Hiscox Catherine Cartlich HoIton, Ethel Louis Hull. Catherine Squire Hunt. Ciementine Edith Jordan, Margaret Josephine Kinney. Mary Frances Lee, Katherine Frances McCone, Mary Margaret Me Garry, Jennie Edna McVeigh. Joseph Inc Alice Miller, Gladys Lucille Miner. Alice Eleanor Murphy Jessica Elise Pendleton, Helen Gussie Segol Marion Agnes Shea, Loretta Agnes Sheeharl, Ruth Palmer SuIlfvanf, Anna Sarah NJ Margaret Troland"' Marguerite Sig nori Walsh, Gala Reba Wilcox. Mar gery Bertha Willis. Carrie Godran Wood.
 -sSpecial.
 Planting Class Ivy. Immediately after the exercises came | the planting of the class ivy and the | ivy oration by Parker Lathrop which was as follows:
 1 lassmates-
 The last day of our life here to- gether as a class is nearly over Never again shall we be able to say that we | belong to the inner and working part | larger part of those who have gone I from here as students to take up the grea.er struggle of life. but who will l always remember the happy days i spent within these walls. | We are assembled to plant ivy. | Is tn. last formal tribute that we, | as a whole, may tender to our N. F. ! A. May this vine live long as testi- monial of our loyalty to this school | until 1t spreads over and covers these 1 walls even so our care and love shall always guard them.
 Class Supper
 The class supper was held at seven o'clock in the gymnamium of the school. The tables were handsomely decorated by Geduldig and was ar ranged in the form If the letter E The following comprised the supper committees:
 Howard L. Peckham, chairman, Johr Shea John Cunningham, Desmond | Murphy, Katherine Hunt Ruth Sulli- van, Mary Lee. Dorothy Ellis, Edna Troiand and Madeline Valerie Shan non.
 The following menu was served | Strawberries and Cream
 Boned Turkey with Aspic Jelly
 Chicken Salad College Point | Vienna Rolls
 | Ice Crea min Forms | Assorted Cake
 | Demi- -Tasse
 I President Jackson presided at toast | master fin a capable manner and thos' who made the responses in a way tha
 brought forth much applause were | Charles Crowe, poet. Alfred Driscoll
 prophet, Caroline Chapman, poetess
 Margaret J. Kinney, phophetess: Dor
 othea E. Stronsin. historian. 1 The other officers Of the class were filled as follows: Vice president. Will liam E. L'Heureux: class secretary Ruth Crawford; treasurer, Ronald M
 Dancing was enjoyed after the com. pletion of the post prandial exercsei
 with music by Drew's orchestra
 Academy Mirror. The third volume of the Academ,
 Mirror, bound in flexible seal gran
 buffing was published by the class an'
 was distributed after the class sup
 per. On the cover appears "The NIT
 TOT 1914" The book contains the DIG
 lures of the faculty. musical clubs
 fraternities, sosorities and the mol
 vidual pictures of the members Of tn,
 class The book is dedicated to Franl
 s. Bunnell, A. B., Ph. D. There ar
 also cuts of the Academy and Slate
 Memorial and a drawing by K. L Mauett introducing the seniors. Rus sell Norman Hopkins was the edito in chief and with the other member
 of the stan have issued very cred liable production