The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-07
yelen Bisbee of More
Town Is Goddard Seniors
Leading Student
HAS LED THE SCHOOL
THROUGHOUT COURSE
Second Honor Won by Miss
Beulah Tillotson of
Middlesex

Senior class honors for the exercises
that are to mark the 10th annual COM
mencement of Goddard seminary were
announced to-day by Principal @. X. Hol-
iister In keeping with the custom which
has prevailed in the opening weeks of the
spring term at the school for many years.
Sometime late in the winter term honors
IN the academic department were def
nltely assigned by the faculty, although
the announcement was withheld until to.
day, when the honor students were ad-
vised OF their standing in a circular which
also contains digest of the program for
commencement week in June.
First rank, which carries with il the
honor of delivering the valedetory mes
sage at the commencement exercises June
S-ll. has been assigned to Miss Helen
Bisbee of Moretown. Second honor for
proficiency in school work was awarded
Miss Beulah Tllotson of Middlesex. who
will deliver the salutatory message at
the closing exercises of the school year.
The senior ranking third in the class is
raul Pltkin OF Cabot, who is to deliver
the class oration. 1t is interesting to
note that Miss Bisbee has retained first
rank in scholarship at the seminary ever
since she enrolled as a student at the
school two years ago. Miss Tillotson and
Mr.. Pitkin have also been on the ranking
list OF the time during their periods of
enrolment at the seminary. All three
honor students contemplate supplement
tary courses in higher institutions of
learning, and each has been taking the
preparatory course. as it is designated in
the school curriculum.
Other assignments for the graduating
exercises to be held in the forenoon of
Friday, June III, are Miss Mary Converse
of Calais, Miss Marjorie Ford of Roches-
ter and Miss Alice Pratt of Websterville,
who are to give essays, and Paul Dole of
Northiield, George McCrillis of Marsh
field, John Morrison OF Graniteville, Clar-
ence Pitkin OF Marshfield and Hugh Seav-
er of Williamstown, all of whom are TO
deliver oratioDs.
Class day exercises at the 46th com
are to be held in the school
chapel on the afternoon of June at
o'clock. Parts were assigned to-day and
.he program has been announced as fol-
ows Address of welcome, LYMAN Whit
'omb of Barre; grafton. Paul Pitkin OF
labot; address TO seniors. Miss Mamie
Tanner of Marshfeld; address TO under
yraduates Paul Stevens of st. Johns.
Jury; class history, Miss Ina Gray of
'alas and Miss Angie Edwards of vii
class prophecies, Elva l..
fownsend of East Montpelier, Harold
arr OF st. ,Iohnsbury, Edward Loudon
4 Boston, Mass. and Louis Orr of Yer
ennes; presentations. Miss Ida GRAY of
alais, Harry Mears of Marshfeld; pres
ntation 10 undergraduates. Lawton Witt
I Winchendon, Mass.
Goddard's annual prize speaking Is TO
e held in the chapel a. o'clock on the
vcning of June ~. Miss Amy Cameron
( Marshheld. Miss Kathleen LeBarron
Waterbury. Paul Pitkn of Cabot and
yman Nhitcomb of Barre are 20 repre-
ant the senior class in the competition
nd the following students have been Sc
'cted 10 appear for the junior class:
liss Louise Fsrnham Of Tunbridge. Miss
lizabeth Hoar of Barre. William Quinn
Dorchester. Mass, and Kenneth Til.
Itson of Warren.
Ranking members of the senior com.
ercial class. in the order of their com
g are a. follows; Miss Mary Donetti Of
ARE. Miss Neilie Bottigi Of Barre. and
Gorge Mitchell Of Mebsterviile. All at
lined high averages. The commercial
exercises will be held in the
iapcl on the evening OF Tuesday. June ;,
) O'Clock. A. the FIST honor student.
iss Donetti will deliver the Valedictory
ith essay Miss Bottigi. who is as
cned second rank. will give an essay
II address Of welcome. Other program
rts are 20 include a recitation BY Edith
iatson Of Barre and an ,ration by Glenn
stchelder Of Plainheld. An address by
speaker from outside the school viii b.
n OF the features Of the commercial
,ss graduation. 4 choice in this IN
snce has not been made as yet
Friends Of Goddard NAV look forward
an unusually auspicious commence
mt week this year. The senior class
mbers - students. "a being members
the academic department and the re-
linder enrolled In the commercial de-
rtment. The alumni speaker has not
N announced.