New Britain herald., 1916-06-22

AHtory of the school was presented N h diplomas this morning, when sBnnlencement exercises of the Pre- Mational-Grammar school were held MFox's theater. The program was @que, for instead of having a num- < of tedious speeches, demonstra- @hs of the work of the school were HSen. A feature of the exercises was @ @usical, which was held prior to the Mular graduation program. The Est noteworthy part of the program sRn an academic viewpoint was the Msentation of the Forum scene from K MRespeare's Julius Caesar"
 Tho program was commenced anlptly at 9:30 o'clock with a se- Aion by the school orchestra, un- # the direction of Professor George SMatthews. Invocation was offered sSRev. J. E. Klingberg. pastor of the H dish Film Baptist, church and SUI 8 ntendent of the Children's Home. I address of welcome was delivered |#Iarold Frederick Latham, the class E sident The demonstrations were @ given.
 aBsr. Jonn E. Martin, in behalf of the @bol board, presented the diplomas @ delivered Gn address to the class, svhich he congratulated the mem- @ on the completion of their work 2 spoke of it's value to them and @ need of concentration in later Musical Program.
 he preliminary musical program
 as follows:
 Rgsmarsch Der Priester ....... ss Mendclssohn N For two pianos
 c Bollo Swadsky, Anna Bertha sss clll:9, Margaret Trayer Dorothy H arc Barrowes) |Pl Duct-The Land Of Eldorado @ ................ Maker | x anor Mildred Behnke, Leslie ##s8 bson Rackliffe) M Soio-One Fleeting Hour Leo
 (Robert Edward Loomis)
 P Quartet-The Golden Days of @@ Hllner ............ stone 1 A ne members of the quartet are: ] bert Kopf, first tenor; Walter Jo- l #zx# w SICiA, A'SOOIlII IS1lOI I1duhOll 1s Enual Klingberg, first base; Wal l MM K Robert Gurnprecht, second bass. Graduation Program
 ,e program for the graduation ex- X es was as follows:
 @ Ivy and the Rose ....... Bonnet X ocational- Grammar School Or M estra
 cation
 x Rev John E. Klingberg < od, I Thank Thee For Each Sght ., ............... Schumann
 -. Class Chorus
 tation
 eb i'd Frederick Latham, Class Presi- x mt
 S ard to Fields of Glory .. Z Z........... Donizotti-R Johnson
 Class Chorus S ocatiOnal- Grammar SschOoI of
 16 <
 | Mabel Louise Hultgren
 atization-Forum Scene from
 lius Ceaser s8 auction .............'.. ...... |a ..y. -. Anna Marian Wightwood
 us ...... John William Balock s ny ....... Alfred Frank Seibert 8 Citizen ...... Yale Sablotsky #and Citizen Milton Dewitt Jones ald Citizen .... Mihran Victorian @ tn Citizen. Harold Wells Foster l
 ens-Herman Pearson, Abra- M m I. Zeitlin, Hyman Gordon, M Jul T. Enstam, Robert J. Pop H1, Howard A. Schroedel, Ker-
 Pt E. Parker, Leo V. Gaffney,
 R Rederic w. Radil, Harold B.
 ady, Nathan Abetz, Able F. aa erman, Clarence c. Marr,
 arles J.. Rakowshi, Henry c. # win, Handy A. Christopher, x hn H. Demarest, Henry E. An rson, Harry c. Capen, John Le- @ k, Albert H. Doerr, Milton Se-
 l, James M. Renehan. E or Audubon Society-Archibald ,
 Waters, Martin F. Stempien, |azprahan I. Zeitlin, Paul T. En- | H am, Merritt A. Taylor, Harold
 Higgins, Robert J. Peplou. le. Sablotsky, Howard L. Warwick ! ness and English Course A & Office Practice aa lerine V. Belcher, Gilbert T. @ Richardson, Julia E. Naples i 2 2ository-Agnes s. Erickson, |lzz# ma Niskofsky, William E. Kap- an, Carl E. Wiegand, Mildred c. K nick, Ethel H. Lester, Marjorie M Senf
 ls ore-Doris K. Dewey, Luwella ] E nsend, Henry w. Schweitzer. sS6ar aWing and Art-Marv A Die S d. Judith M. Nelson, Ethelyn J. Rsvns Eleanor F.. Huber, Mildred O. 8 onabe, Gladys J. Hennig, Pearle z CFamer, Elsa s. Nero, Edith E. boSas Dora Wesker, Gertrude F. s rafting-Merlin ra ID. Johnstone, Ar Z q I Corazzo, Charles F. Bertram, HzHh s. Sunburn. ~ k ~* ~f 1, lz oodworking-Fra F. ZapatlIa,
 lander W. Henry, Morris Vein