Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-19
CLASS DAY EXERCISES.
Town Hall Crowded. As Varied and Interesting Programme Is Carried Out

Capacity audiences were present at the town hall Thursday afternoon for the class day exercises of Killingly High school and for the graduating ex- banked with flowers, palms and ferns and other decorative arrangements such as to- be very pleasing. Many from surrounding towns and from greater distances came here for the exercises of the day, this number including relatives and particular friends of the thirty members of the graduating class.
 Those attending were delighted with the class day exercises during which individual graduates read essays a mark of honor for those designated, and in the various other class papers and addresses The school orchestra and chorus contributed finely rendered numbers. The class gift to the school was the sum of s131, gathered from class entertainments to be used toward the K. H. S. gymnasiuIc fund. Address by Albert w. Jefferson. In the evening the feature of the graduating exercises was the address by Albert Willis Jefferson of Pots dam. N. Y. The evening exercises included another fine musical program. The programs for afternoon and eve ming with a list of graduates and class officers were as follows:
 Class colors. gold and blue. Class flower, iris. Music@Spring Song, Priests March.
 Mendelssohn
 School Orchestra. Music-My Dream, Waldteufel
 School Chorus. Prayer, Rev. J H. George. Jr Address of Welcome-Howard Rem
 ington Call.
 Essay, Killingly Elizabeth solo-An Open Secret
 R. Huntington woodman
 Edith Margaret Perry Essay. The Cape Cod Canal-Truman
 James Lyon.
 Class History and Statistics-Minda
 Abbie Tanner. Address to Undergraduate
 Morse Keech. Singing of Class Hymn-C1ass of 1914. Class Prophecy-John Marshall Dow Presentation of Gift-Edna Brooks
 Burnett.
 Acceptance-IIerbert Henry Pepler.
 1915.
 Music-Valentine' Farewell, Gounod
 School Chorus. Benediction
 The class hymn was by Mary Eliz- abeth MacConnen. ( Class Motto-Numquam Retrorsum. The class officers were: President, sHoward Remington Call: vice presi- dent, Edith Margaret Perry; secre- tary, Mildred Edna Burton; treasurer. John Marshall Dove.
 Graduating Exercises Music-Spring Song, Priests March.
 Mendelssohn
 School Orchestra. Music-Triumphal March, Verdi
 School Chorus Prayer-Rev. E. A. Legg Music-Happy Days, Strelezski
 School Chorus Address-Built Up to Standard,
 Rev. Albert Willis Jefferson tMusic-La Czarine, Game
 School Chorus Awarding of Diplomas James America.
 Benediction.
 The pupils graduated were: Classical Course-Elizabeth Perron. Henry Bowen Burnett, John Marshall Dove, Alma Morse Keech, Mary EIiz- abeth MocConnel1.
 Scientific Course-Howard Reming- ton Call, Truman James Lyon. General Course-Rose Evelyn Bit good, Doris Evelyn Brooke. Pauline Harriet Caffrey. Florence Baker Doug las. Elizabeth Marion Dunn, Dorcas Burton Gallup. Dorothy Clare Gilligan Wflfred Honore Halle, Olive Louis Kent, Rena Bell LHeureux. Bessie Mary Loiselle, Ellen Pray, Minda Ab- bic Tanner. Beatrice Bell Whipple, Ev- elyn Pearl Whipple,- Howard Trow- bridge White
 Commercial Course-Rutb Kies Ar hold, Edna Brooks Burnett. Mildred Edna Burton, Muriel Phoebe Field Edith Margaret Perrq. Ellen Annie Lucia Shaw, Mildred Westcott Whit man.