Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-02-01

1.-The First Annual Commencement EX-
! cruises of the Nojoke High School" were
held Saturday evening at the Moody
schoolhouse at Good VIII. Those to take
part in the evenings exercises were men,
bers of the Good Will faculty. There was
ent and the evenings proceedings were
greeted with much laughter. The program
was carried out as follows: Glass Motto,
me for a Diploma class flower. wall
flower; class animal, "a hen; class col
ors, cerise and orange; salutatory, by
Wally Hinckley (Walter Hinckley); essay.
Hats, Hair and Clothes" Seeby Tuttle
&C. B. Tuttle): solo. "Forgotten,'' Char
lotte Russo Charlotte Moore); essay,
"Pies,'' Fay Hanky Faith Hinckley);
Grafton, Autobiography of Microbe, y
Toe Raby Cray Tobey); Mud Season.
trio. author. Badd Rhodes. the members
of the trio. Powly Artison, Edytha Gar
denerewski, Polly Mowlison; Grafton,
Life" by Polly Mowlison (Arthur Pow
| lison): essay (excused), "The Wilderness
Of Why" Athletica Spaluding Miss
Spaulding); Nobody Home" medley by
Carrie Outlaw Carrie Greenlaw); pre-
sentation of class gifts. Mary Stew Am
| pie (Mrs. Mary Stuart Allen); valedic-
tory, Blanche Mango blanche Emory;
singing of class ode; awarding of diplo.
mas by president of the board, Dr.
Emeritus Steward. B. V. d. (Arthur
Stuart). The teachers of the Nojoke
school are Lilly May Fooler, r. F. D.
| (Mrs Lillian Fuller; Sears Roe Buck, c.
o. D. Everett Bucgnam). Glass quar-
| tet: Tenor, Paully Alison; soprano, Ka-
| trina kendricka katherine kendrick);
Disco Bey. alto edith Bey); bass. Ethan
| Is Ailing (Elwin Allen). The class cleo
| tions were as follows Greatest talker,
Athletica Spaulding; earliest riser, Gussie
| Doogan augustus Dugan Young; class
jewel. Pearl Hafit (Pearle Harris); IA
vorite cookie. Charlotte Russo; greatest
endeavorer. Blanche Mango; class mar
shals, May Stew Ample, Toe Robey. An
one would judge from the above program
the Nojoke High school commencement
exercises were higly amusing and the ex-
ecution of the same kept the audience in
roar of laughter. There was a large
attendance, including members of the
school and residents of the locality.
The Little Hikers" Of the Baptist
Sunday school were guests Monday eve
| ming Of their teacher, Mrs. Myron
White, Western avenue. The evening
was quickly passed by the young la
dies in the enjoyment Of music and
games. The hostess served chafing dish
refreshments. There was a good at
| tendance.
Mrs. Victor Anderson, nee Elo1se Tot
man. has returned to Bangor after pass
ing few days in town with her sis
ter. Miss Capitola Totman. Mrs Ander-
son was on her return from a six-weeks
visit. She visited at Providence, r. l.,
with her brother. Howard Totman. and
at Wollaston, Mass, with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Judkins.
Miss Capitola Totman has been passing
several weeks at Wollaston with the
Judkins. and returned to town Friday.
| The members Of the Lawrence High
school Junior class received Monday
the class rings which they recently or
dered. The rings are very pretty in
design.
Captain Genevieve Gillis Of the Law
renee High school girls basketball
announced Monday that the lineup for
the game Tuesday evening at Oakland
with the Oakland High Girls team
would be as follows: Ernestine Thorpe.
RI; Doris Orcutt. II; Eva Knowles. lc:
Genevieve Gillis. rg; Dorothy Pooler.
jumping center; Ethel Crockett, side GEN.
ter; substitute. Irene Ryan. The girls
OF the Blue and Gray have been putting
some bard practice in anticipation Of
! the game.