Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-18
WILLMANTIC
NATcHAuG GRADUATION.
Class of 31 with Motto of Onward, Upward-John King Is Class Pres ident

The graduating exercises of the class of 1914 at the Natchaug Gram mar school were held in Labor Union hall at o'clock Wednesday evening.
 The hall was attractively decorated with vari-coloreG pennants and the national colors, and the stage, upon which the thirty graduates sat, was banked with daisies and laurel
 motto Onward Upward formed the background
 The hall was packed with the Tel- atfves and friends of the young people,
 who generously applauded their efforts.
 An attractive programme was given
 the music being especially good. At
 the close of the exercises the diplo-
 mas were presented by H. Clinton Lathrop of the town school commit
 tee. The programme follows:
 Onward, Upward. creed of the class
 of "A.
 Unison song, The Divine Kindness
 (words by Alice Cary) Sir John Stain
 CT; Our Motto: Lend a Hand; Others
 Shall Sing, Whittier; music, Sounds of Evening, Abt
 Sickle. Arnold Bowen; recitation. Do It Now. Annie Johnson; recitation,
 I'm Going to, Anyhow, George Down. ing; concert recitation. What Is Sue cess.
 My Creed, Harold Arnold Walters. Dorothy Gorton; recitation, Just So. Woman's Home Companion, Emily Parker; recitation, Out in the Fields with God, Bessie Sullivan; recitation,
 What Is Good, Lois Chapel; recita- ton, Forget It. Edith Birbarie; concert recitation. You Will Never Be Sorry,
 music, The Oars Are Flashing Light ly, Geibel.
 What Was His Creed? Ruth wahl- strom: Bookman's Creed George B.
 Chandler, George Downing. Each in Ca,
 Edith Barrows.
 A Patriotic Creed issued by the
 Chase National Bank of New York city, Class of "A: A Talk on the Mex 1can Situation Past and Present (not wrftten), John King; selections from Lowelfs Biglow Papers on the Mex ican war and from his Commemora-
 ton Ode, by Ada Hewlett, Harry
 Young. Harold Jacobs, Sarah Curtiss,
 Everett Robinson and Edith White Concert recitation, Hats off,. The Optimist, Albert Pendleton; All Right. George Haddad; concert recitation. Quotation from Q President Wilson: a stanza from Tennyson's In Memoriam
 selections from Isaiah; recitation. house; music, How Can I Serve My Country Best.
 Home and School Happenings-D -Dia- logue. Useless Brains, Everett Mac
 farlane. Russell Norton, Harold Ja- CODs, WOOulll, ftOyal slate, Leroy Webster, Clarence Moriarty, Everett Robinson. Homer Hawkins. Compositions Gust as written for daily work. .)-Emmefine Haddad, Le-
 roy Webster, Homer Hawkins, Bessie
 Sullivan, Arnold Bowen Everett Rob- The Long Wait. Frederick Bland; The Complete Answer. Royal Slate; A Difficult Task, Dorothy Gorton; The liners, Gertrude Crane: The Wonders of Science, Homer Hawkins: Family,
 Ffnanciering, Jennie Ballon. A Warn ing Notice. Clarence Moriarty; Mas Tools, Herbert Woodill; His Dad, Rus sell Norton; World Without Men,
 Edith White: music. The Herdsman's Home, Apt, first soprano, Edith White,
 Frederick Bland; second soprano, Ger trude Crane
 The F'uture-The Old and the New (with apologies to Tennyson)), Emily
 Parker: prophecy, Albert PendIeton;
 presentation of diplomas H. c. Latin
 rop of the school committed; music,
 Bright Years of Youth, air by Will
 helm.
 The members of the class of "A are. the following: Jennie Ballon, Edith
 Barrows, Edith Birbarie, Frederick
 Bland, Arnold Bowen. Lois Chapel Gertrude Crane, Sarah Curtiss, George Downing, Dorothy Gorton. Emmeline Haddad George Haddad. Homer flaw kins, Marion Hillhouse. Ada Hewlett, Harold Jacobs Annie Johnson, John King, Everett MacF'arlane Clarence Moriarty, Russell Norton. Emily Park er Albert Pendleton. Everett Robin son, Royal Slate. Bessie Sullivan, Ruth Wahlstrom, Leroy Webster, Edith White Herbert Woodill, Harry Young. and the class officers are: President. John King: secretary Marion Hill- house; treasurer, Arnold Bowen. Class Day at Model School. The class day exercises of the Model school were held "Wednesday