Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-06-27

fitness" for her essay subject: liners
is no secret of cheerfuness. Anybody
can attain cheerfulness. Some are oorn
with a cheerful smile, like the sons OF
Erin, for instance. No matter what the
darkness, they always are cheerful ana
have ready that pleasing irish W.T.
Abraham Lincoln probably was Amer
ica's great exponent Of cheer. All
through the darkest moments OF the
great struggle to divide the nation ne
was sending out cheer to the hearts
Of the northern people and his soldiers.
1.-THE Value of Cultural Education
was expounded by Dudley Parkhurst
Platka In his grafton. He said that the
vocational education was limited to spe-
cial things and that It often defeated
its students. Cultural education makes
better men and better citizens for 1t
broadens the mind and ideals The ma
ton teaching high thinking is the gamer
in the end more than the nation which
strives for the richness of its citizens.
Sidelights on the naval reserve were
given in the essay Of Miss Janice Louise
Taggart on THE Naval Reserve" She
told of the training of Bumkin Island.
of chasing subs across the seas of
the English coast, In seaplanes OF the
home coast. OF the wireless courses and
the signal schools, the reserve provides
and how It has formed the main supple
ment Of the navy since the war started.
Miss Minerva Clara Kidder sang en-
victus" by HUM and as an encore gave
Coming Thro' the Rye" Miss Kath-
crime Ella insolvency sang Good Bye"
by Totsi and as an encore gave wind
of the West"
graduate Of the Leland Powers School
of nd at
ton, trained the young men and young
ladies who gave the essays or orations.
The ushers were Elizabeth Booth, Har
riet Colburn. Grace Fletcher. Ira Cob
leigh, Morgan Hill, Arthur Hoag, Lionel
Leary, James Malaney, Charlotte Hanna,
Lorraine Manson, Margaret NORMAN,
Horace Marvin, Curtis Mower. John
Patrick Max Reed and Hawley Young
A complete list of the graduates fol-
lows:
CLASSICAL COURSE
Janice Jane Byington, George William
Davenport. Jr.. Dorothy Kathryn
Mcmahon, Katherine Ella McS-'eeney.
Louis Olden Paris, Dudley Parlhurst
Platka and Robert Anthony White.
SUBJ CLAssICAL COURSE
Hannah SHERMAN Abraham, Elizabeth
Allen. Alberta lola Badger, Clara Maude
Badger, Eunice Bayiies, Lee Gordon
Bostwick, George Richard Burns, Anna
! Irene Casey, Irene Marion Flanders, Lucy
Marian Folsom, Beatrice Estelle Ford
Mae Evelyn Fullington, Lyman Maurice
Glasston, Alice Duncan Hagar. Amy
Luella Hammond. George Frederick
Howe, Martha Dustin johnson, Dewey
Katz. Allan Hill Kidder, George Vincent
Kidder, Minerva Clara Kidder, Marion
| Endicott Kilam, Eleanor Lazelle Kim
ball, Spencer Drake Lawrence, Helen
Gertrude Mills. Francis Edward O'Con-
nor, Janice Louise Taggart, Annie Mar
aret Todd and Hilda Allen Walker.
TECHNICAL COURSE
Harry Marsh Blodgett Oscar Olaf
Edlund. Walter William Edlurd. Lorenzo
Whitcomb Howe Samuel Robert Saiger
and Hugh Enright Sinclair.
! GENERAL COURSE
: Alexander Arthur. Lulu F. Atwood,
Lena Brown, Eleanor Katherine Cash
man, Linda Frances Clark, Ruth Eliza
( beth Crosby, Marguerite Redington
! Daley, Howard william Dionne, Mildred
Geneva Doane, Ernestine Marie Farley,
Elmer Lee Fletcher, Muriel Wiggett
Grant, Beulah Margery Hathaway. Helen
Margaret Johnson Ruth Evelyn Nor
gan, Ruth Helene Morgan, Guy Chaplin
Noble, Robert Tutlle Palmer. Sherman
Lee Ramsey. George Miles Ray. Helen
I Elizabeth Rodliff, Helen Pearl Russell
Douglass Earle Russell, Edith Elizabeth
Samson. Edna Eliza Shortsleeve Harold
Clark Simonds, Albert Smith, Donald
Samuel Smith. Minnie Schneider. Doro-
thea Marie Sikors. Charlotte Ma.- Wat
son, Leah Hulda White, Ruth White
Alice Madeleine Whittemore. Aller
Hooker Wood, Elsa Phyllis Woodbury.
and Marion Ellen Wright.
COMMERCIAL COURSE
Harry Bayarsky. Marjorie Ellen Ben
nett, Marion Church Brooks, Stell;
Ardelle Chiott Freda Colodny. RicharC
Philip DUEL, Fernando Fichot, Mimi,
Ruth Lyman, Benjamin Katz. Cell;
Levin, Florence Edna Sails, --sther Tobi;
SAKE, Rebecca Ida Schobel, France
Margot Smith, Dorothy Bartlett Stimson
Karl Bingham Stowe, Clarence Harol,
Thomas. Bernard James Thurber. Gladly
Catherine Wright and Joseph Aarol
Zirinsky.
, TEACHER-TRAINING COURSE
} Fannie Ellen Bacon, Sylvia Bergman
: Juanita Mae Bombard, .Iary Teres
: Crosby, Isedora Leotta Hollis. Grac
I Evelyn Kinville. Anna Jospehine Latorce
, Coda Hope London. Rixie Loretta May
nard Ida Belle Perelman, Maybe!l
l Pratt. Edith Ade!ia Spear. Dorothy Mar
, Titze, Mildred Eunice Upper and Mar
garet Katherine Walsh.
POST-GRADUATES
Alice c. Canton. commercial course
Bertha May Hill. teacher-training course
Dorothy Washburne Palmer. teacher
), training course.
The permanent officers are: Presiden
u George Frederick Howe; vice. presiden
Mae Evelyn Fullington; secretary, Doro
thy Kathryn Mcmahon; treasurer, Osca
s Olaf Edlund.
e The class colors are blue and gol
W and the class gift was money for tn
: Red Cross.
RECEPTION CLOSES THE DAY
A There was a good attendance at II
: eception rendered to the members Of II
graduating class of 1918 Of the Burlingto
). high school in the assembly hall Frida
i even IL the weather was unfavorable.
\ the receiving line were the permanei
. officers of the class Principal John ]
a Colburn, Miss Effie Moore, Mrs. Mary \
9 Deyette. Miss Ruth Henderson and Pro
c. Il. Putney. The officers in line wer
v George F, Howe. Miss Mae Fullingto
:, Oscar Edlund and Dorothy McMaho
>, Following the reception dancing was el
- joyed.
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