Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
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cIass of ff3-pipIemas Pressnted by
 Dr. P. J. cassidy.

The graduation class of i13 mem-' bers at Broadway school held inter. noon at the school. The diplomas were presented by Dr. Patrick J. Cas- sidy. one of the members of the town school board.
 An entertaining programme was given. which included the reading by Miss Amy A. Treadway of the prize essay which she wrote upon The Say brook Colony. in the state competi- ton conducted by the Connecticut So- ciety of Colonial Danes.
 Music. Ger the Dancing Sea. NDeck- el; essay. The Saybrook Colony Amy A Treadway: music, Sing On. Denza; recitation, The Battle of Stonington. Freneau, Clinton L. Jones: recitation. The Land of Beginning Again. Anony- the Bloom Is on the Rye. Bishop; reading. Darius Green, Trowbrfdge.
 Mary A. Tirrell; essay, The Aeroplane,
 Arthur B. Norton: music. Rub-a-dub.
 Vincent: essay. Two Christmas Sto-
 ries Jane N. Cassidy: recitation. The Crow Baby. Miller. Miriam B. Bliss;
 recitation. The Riddler. Leland, Ben- tamin H. Palmer; music, Annie Laurie.
 scotch: recitation. Bishop Hatto. Southey, Jane Corcoran: declamation,
 War and Duty, Woodrow Wilson, AL
 fred c. Steinke; music. Speed On,
 Marshall; music. Star Spangled Ban ner.
 The members of the class are the following:
 Lillian L BelIert, GoIdie Bernstein. Miriam B. Bliss. Ruth A. Boardman Afeda E. Brosofske. Fannie A Brown, Villa c. Bussey, Lillian C. Callahan, Jane M. Cassidy. Carrie E. Clarke, Celeste l.. Copeland. Jane Corcoran. Mary D. Corcoran. Grace NJ. Cowles. Mildred Grove. Marie E. Dearing. Beatrice E. Eastwood, Viola G. E<g-
 Ter. Julia E. Epps. Elsie A. Ernst.
 Eleanor B. Fenton, Louisa C. Freyer, Henrietta H. Gallup, Helen C. Gard
 ner. Mildred F. Harris. Gladys s. Hart, Martha I. Henry. Lois w. Will | cox, Lotta B. Jackson, Helen C. James, Anna T. Johnson, M. Madeline Kelley,
 Helen M. Kiiroy. Lois I. Kinney. Ruth
 M Lawson. Gladys V. Lee. Dorothy
 Loudon, Victoria I. Maimer Jennie
 garet NJ. Murphy, Hazel B. Naismith
 Helen w. Pcale. Loretta c. Powers l Esther PUllen, Jennie Sack. Ruth B Scrivener. Hattie O. Spivery. E.
 Kathryn Sullivan Gertrude l.. Suite ] Theil. Amy A. Treadway, Mary A 1 Tirrell. Mary l.. Waltz, Pauline B Wcinert, Helene R. Wuif Lillian Wyckoff, Christopher Allen. John H Alton. Richard w. Arnold. Justin F | lAvery, Llyod Baton. Frank J. Eaters Dy, fkOlduU A. Bennett, fEdnClS V. blu- well George J. Bloom. Harlow L. 1 Bogue, Kenneth W. Botham. Richard Bradford Paul Bradlaw. Herbert C | Broadhurst, Frederick c. Clarke ! Frank J. Connell. Raymond T. Count | han, James E. Cummings, H. Manley i Eastwood. Bernard H. Ennis. Howard | R. Fuller, Ralph D. Graham. James | E. Green, Edward l.. Hall, Edwin M | Hanks, Daniel L. Harris. Nell c. Hoff-
 man, Harold T. Jensen, Clinton l. | Jones. Harold A. Jordan. Julius s i Kaplan, Walter w. Kellnes, Walter H Kilroy. Carl E. Krause. Philip T
 Luther w. Elmer Mackenzie, Kennetf |, w Main. Sheldon P. McNickle, Will liam M Willard. Gustave l.. Nelson | Arthur B. Norton, Benjamin H. Palm | CT, Jr.. Carl s. Parker, Earl w. Phillips | Otto F. Roseine, Rene R. Rouleau Richard H. Sayles, John W. Twohig | Sterling E. Watts, E. Stuart Wilson <, Edwin F. Warrington. Jacob Zimmer man.
 1 Fred L. Newxon is principal of thu school with Mrs. Harriet g. Blackmar Miss Ellen G. McCIoud. Miss Anni, l M. Petrie and Miss Florence E. Eel lows as assistants, Miss Mary F. Rog CTS as music supervisor and Miss Mary G. Henderson as drawing super 1 visor