New Britain herald., 1917-06-27

l&8:s course at New 6r1c-
 nhool was the lodestone
 capacity audience to
 chool auditorium last eve-
 uauai. the fam making
 AMdisnce with laughter and
 I'll studying of the four
 blown away on a gale of H0gram was well balanced
 0ntire evening was not de-
 fun. Serious propositions nsidered and the speakers
 each subject in a manner TT of high commendation.
 G the moro serious addresses = welcome extended by How own Stotts, president of the 1k 1917: the class history. by 4anfrid Magnuson. and the by Edward Arnold Mag. The aide of the program was pro- III the class will, by Miss Min k, which provoked more than ual gaiety. and the class GcE by Mi4s Minnie Rosa Faro bA Albert Canterwich. who saw member of the class living ly over after'' following . glance Nhe crystal sphere.
 addresg and papers read dur ke exercises follow:
 UDRE1B or WELCOME.
 Howard Brown stotts)
 II my pleasure to bid you, our TT . hsarty welcome, on this Joyous occasion of our class We feel honorsd with your cs hare and have prepared . nm which ws hope win please aro particularly happy to well rou, doar parents, who have E posadble for us to be nnsaabsrs o ap1endid elasa You have UeA- v sven us theoo four yeegs of 11oA 10 servo aseA srong founda- Tn which we may build our 1iv6s. nckion spea1Est louder than words, aaove that tho bet way we can D our heartiest thanks to you is 11aing beautiful useful lives. aa6ors of tho board of educa- 0nored petns1pal ana teachers: aNA mad3 Nur school sdrround- aoasanf anA aexNeabls and have d 3ol giye ua thN Education which pu1(1ht VI nnesf and best. Per- on sometimes felt discouraged sought tha& you were sowing cn gtony ground but we trust Gne dAy your work with us will 1ch fruit.
 1 raduates of the New Brit school: 1t is with the greas- sneo in your ability and high vte antfs18 to you the well 1no school. We have striven
 often under trying circun- to achi0vo what was really hile. Now that we ere leav- Hollow various hpee Of work. we 7Hax you will str1vo to uphold 1s3 standards of un1ty. 1oyaaty, try. - our class has eaxnasf- tc do. N. B. Fl. deserves your yyb leave in your hAnds the 2pf upholdinx and 6eaeernG a lixoly, salntasy school epfsst 1ntanuance of sncces In a4hletaes 56dyo all earnest co-operatton Eaplrft of real ssrvico.
 lpn Sibi Sed Ratr1AN | Or Hgot for TT but for. Tour Country. is tho adopted by this class. Let ua try to keep this heroic paseage 1noSE In our minds ,an0 t0 lEve ll not, for oursslvss| but for opF y. & are very happy tonight to oon- ezousveaves naembers of the New nn Hfeh school: but In ouf mer- fhere 4s . rad strain. for as . ra are to separate; and ye& VI but rejoice As being me1besa fSk aliuufraous fAm1ly-Tho N. sR k1pmlsi- Nsnus& stop-hsrs. It is not .
 sung speeches but . dms fol eent Once again then i1 NS the class of 1917 I bid you [ vdiAl welcome"
 uAss HISTORY
 1navid lGanfrid 1fagnusou) skr1TI4 thoust behold our glori ous actions.
 lzast cen the degres dou1 oas, pefformed:
 ul1er us bid thee sing. Q hsavsn Y luss, clio. ooddem divine. mons mssi fr, sssl .urpri.. hath b,smi.hst .fl,v gentle gaxe of late.
 ourp is the age beyoud others en aord1nAry; . eeven-league etepas thou march TT. as one se1tA:
 nefarious NAs6 coznmands thee 1ndaunted;
 fny! March not to the futm Weaxied. si aa with songs sf our noble stas5 A rods were met In the halls . ona,
 S1ere was action against Thersite n turbulent tongue had ye pauacious clamored. .. among them spoke Zeus, tn n&her. king of men.
 ehax purpose, Clio. is this a. 19Irrtlage granted thee 2" :. llv Zeus,'' angwered Clio. S1i1,1uaplain for redrees
 si4yances which 1io heavy upo tho heart,