Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
 GRADUATES slxTY-TWo
Four Groups Receive Certificates of Diplomas as Reward for Faithful Werk-Addressed by Associate Su- perintendent MoAndrew of New York.


 The graduating class of the State
 Normal school was given their diplo-
 mas Friday afternoon before a large
 audience. The exercises began at 2.30 o'clock. William McAndrew, associate superintendent of the public schools of New York city, delivered the ad- graduates were divided into four groups, four for certificates, fifteen fof
 Households Arts diplomas, two flor commercial diplomas and one for the Kindergarten work. J. B. Stoddard of Naugatuck, a member of the state board of education, presented the di- plomas to the class. The address de- nvered by MT. McAndrew was very interesting and inspiring to the future teachers. The programme follows:
 Chorus, (a) Spring, Saar, (b) The Lotus Flower, Schumann; address, The World Wants You, William Mc- Andrew; orchestra; solo for violin. Moonlight, Schumann; presentation of diplomas, Charles D. Hine; school song. Alma Mater, Dennehey; orches- tra, Concert March, Mendelssohn. Be- fore the exercises the orchestra play al Airs, America Op. S1, Theo. Moses; intermezzo, The Broken Melody, Au- guste Van Biene; Scotch Lullaby, Luige Won Kunits.
 
 diplomas-Harriet Glover Adams, of Norwich: Nina Geneva Anderson, East Hampton; Mary Gertrude Authier. of F'itchville; Laura Rosalyn Beebe,. New London; Edith May Bissell, East Hampton; Almyra Margaret Brennan, Jewett City; Mary Elizabeth Brennan, Waterbury; Winifred Elizabeth Casey, Danielson; Marie Magdalene Coffey, Stonington; Loretta Mae Curran, Will limantic: Nora Helen Ellis, Sterling; Ia11 I dOv7k Gertrude Alice Gallup. Norwich: Jes- sic Brown Gardiner, Mystic; Beatrice Winifred Geer, Scotland; Agnes Maud Goodfellow,, Uncasville; Mary McKin- ley Green. Eastford: Dorothy Muriel Harold, Baltic: Edith Maud Hart, of Willimantic; Margaret Rose Hasler, Taftville; Anne Twomey Henry, StOn- ington; Agnes Lucille Kelley, Water bury; Helen Madeline Madden. Nor wich; Elizabeth Rose Mcdonald, Wa terbury; Helen Leonilda O'Conneil, of Colchester; Gladys Joan Palmer, Dan ielson: Gertrude May Pinney, Filing ton; Louise Charlotte Plettenberg, Iigganum: Ellen Amelia Pray, Bal Maria Gates Sanford, IIadlyme; Margaret Eliza Sheehy, Norwich; Evalene Loueza Smith, Som CTS; Vera Stetson, Norwich; Ola Amy Tanner, Voluntown; Minda Abbie Tanner, Moosup; Pearl May Webster, Clara Belle Wells, Dan- ielson; Lulu Anetha Wells, Danielson: Grace Katherine Wyman, Mansfield.
 Candidates for Certificates = Helen Elizabeth Barrows, Willimantic: Yer na Adeline Gow6y, Hazardville; Alice Ruth. Griswold, Groton; Agnes Elm fly Lamb, North Franklin.
 Candidate for Kindergarten Diplo- Louise Brown Campbell of Black Hall.
 Candidates for Household Arts Di- plomas Mary Isabel Begnal, Water bury; Kathleen E1inor Blacxer, Wa terburyR Ruth May Erbe, PlainVille; Ethel Rowena Gorham, Norwalk a~2uth Alnira Hale. Willimantic; Mary Dor othy Hall, Simsbury; Mary Elizabeth Jackson, Norwalk; Gertrude Avita Kennedy. Waterbury; Anna Louise McNamara, Waterbury: Jane Agnes Waterbury; Anna Edna Pratt, Deep River: Helen Gertrude l Rich, Durham; Louva Grandstaff | Rockwell, Ivoryton; Helen Margaret l 3ourke, New Haven; Mary Geraldine | Spang, New Haven.
 Candidates for Commercial Diplomas, | Lillian Catherine Fallon. Westerly, | R. l.; Frank E. Hart, Willimantic.