Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-25
SCHOOLS OF TOWN
 GRADUATE 16z
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 The class of 1s15 numbered:
 Herbert E. Anderson, Ronald BaIn- ford, George H. Becl6with, Leon w.
 Billings, William o. Bogdanski. Ray
 mond L., Branche, Gerald F. Brassf
 George K. Brush, Jr., Peter P. Bush,
 John c. Bushnell, Joseph s. Clarke
 Jr., Joseph P, Connor, sRaymond T..
 Counfhan, Francesca CoveIlo, Thomas
 |. Crol1er, Homer w. Davis, Carl l. Ferguson, Ha1sey A. Gallup, Henry P Green, Philip S. Hall, Everett H. Hiscox, Jr.. Ray D. Holdridge. Lester Y. Hull, Frederick F. Jackson, Umer IT. Jewett, Leroy Lacy, Alfred l., Merrill, Carl R Nelson, Franklin Pedace, Harry A. Pierce. Harry R. Raphael, H. Norman Rasmussen, Donald s. Robinson. Edward J. RoScn- bok Douglas B, Sevin, Raymond z. Spencer, Charles H. Tirrell, Frank M. Williams, Samuel c. Wilson, Harry I. Wolk. William M. WyInan.
 Ethel P. Adams, Rosena E. Allyn, Elizabeth W. Bill, Olive B. Bishop, Marian A. Bliven, Bessie A. Board man, Viola M. Boardman, Mildred D. Burgess, Catherine L. Curry, Greta V; DanieIson, Catherine P. Dodd, Mildred M. Enos, Viola M, Grover. Elsie M. FIeber, Evelyn M. Hill, Corinne T. HoIbrooIz, Mabelle E. Hopkins, Her nlione Howard, Margaret Hughes, FL sic A Jacobson, Mary E. Lamb, Ger aIdfne M. Lang, Catherine A. Lee, CIarice L. Melvin sJennie McBurney. Martha c. Pollock, Hazel M. Purvis, Annie Rabinovitch, Gladys '. Rath- bone, Ida L. Reynolds. Marion Robert son, Ruth L. Selzer, Elizabeth Sev1n, iEua c. Sussnan. Grace c. Taft, Mi rian A, Vaughn, Honora H. Williams, 1rene I, Wilson, Helen L. Woods, Mil dred |. zabrisl1ie.
 *Post graduate.
 The principal at the school Is Fred [. Newton; assistants, Mrs. Harriet s. BIaclzmar, Miss Ellen G. McCloud, Miss Annie M. Petrie. Music super visor, Miss Mary E. Rogers Drawing supervisor. Miss Mary G. Henderson.
 At West Town Street.
 At the West Town street school the leading scholar was ROWena Eleanor Fellows, and the graduates were Law TenceWiliarn Crocker, ROWena Eleanor Fellows, Sherman Smith Gay, Julian HaIIock Jones, John Joseph NIcNalIy, Murray, Francis Anthony Powers, Evelyn Isadore Stott, Helen Cornelia Versason, Inez Woodwork, Irene Woodwork. The class colors were red and white.
 The room was most attractively dec Orated with oak leaves and streamers of the class colors, also laurel, peonies and ferns. There were exhibits of drawing. penmanshtp. arithmetic and current events.
 The programme as rendered follows: Greeting Song, grade 8; The Gladness of Nature, grades and &; recitation, The One Hoss Shay Sherman Gay; song, The Endless Song, school; read ing. | Brave Girl Rowena Fellows; song. Spring Song, school; recitation, Douglas and Marrnion, John McNally; reading, Two Little Confederates, Nora Murray; song, June, school; reel tatiOn, The Battle of Hohenlinden, Francis Powers; reading, Rebecca at Night in Seville, school; recitation, LOchinvar, Lawrence Crocker; reading, Rebecca's Pink Paraso1, Helen Verge son; song. Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary, school; reading, The Angels of Buena Vista, Evelyn Stott: recitation. Boun- daries of the United States, Julian Jones; song, Elf King, school; reading, i Darius Green and His Flying Machine, 1 Henrietta Morris; reading, The High Court of Inquiry, Irene Woodworth; | presentation of diplomas, Rev. B. P. | Phreaner; song, Star Spangled Banner, | school
 Mrs. Elizabeth Danihy assisted as pianist. Miss Isabel T. Service is l principal of the school.
 At Town Street School.
 At the Town street school the exer- cises were held in the senior room, 1 where peonies and ferns were most l effectively arranged with carnations and roses with an exhibition of draw ing and penmanship. The eleven graduates were Airline R. Combies Margaret A. Ewing, Jessie Hitchon, Agnes M Laskowsh, Lucille C. Miner. Howard E. Morris, John H. P3oounch. Edward |. Sterry, Harold L. SteTry, William c. Webster, Vincent B. Wood. Vincent B. Wood ranked high est in the claes. with John Pounch sec Ond and William Webster third,
 The programme follows: Song, A Night in Seville, upper grades; piano solo, Lohengrin. Airline R. Combtes; Miner; violin solo, Humoreske, Mary T. Butler; recitation, Heroes, John H. Pounch; song. June, upper grades; piano solo, Drifting Leaves. Alice Sax ton; recitation, The Wishing Bridge, Margaret A Ewing; piano solo, Even ing's Tide Chimes, Lucille G. Miner; song, A Night in May, upper grades: recitation, Connecticut, Jessie Hitchon: song The Humble Bee. upper grades; violin solo, Simple Aveu, Theodore Ster- ryi recitation, The Old Time Friends. Airline R. Conrbies; presentation of diplomas.
 The exercises closed with the sing ing of the Star Spangled Banner
 MISS BeSs19 Grant and Miss Kath- erine Butler were the accompanists. William c. Tarbox is principal of the school
 At oceuna School.
 The graduating exercises of Occum school were held in the assembly hall of that building at 2.30 o'clock under the direction of Principal Anna L. Welch, with. Miss Portia F, Branche presiding at the piano.
 The class motto was Work and Study Conquers All, and the graduat- ing class consisted of John Alexander Allen, Thresia Johanna Coffey, Pauline Evelyn Deshefy, Paul Emile Maurice, Mary Christina McHale and Lottte Agnes Nell
 The exercises were well attended by parents and friends who were invited to visit the different rooms, where they found an exhibition fo the years drawings. Frederick c. Topliff, who presented the diplomas, gave a very pleasing address.
 The following programme was well -endered: Prayer. Rev. Charles Smith; music, Song of Welcome, Veazfe, school chorus; recitation, Kentucky Belle, c. F. Woolson. Mary c. Mo Hale; recitation, June, James Russell Lowell, school; music, Hunting Song, SInross, school chorus; Reclamation,