Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20

BrOdQWdy SCHOOL FT1nClDdl
 Over 200 pupils completed their years in the grammar schools of the town and were graduated Thursday in the schools having eighth grade rooms. The graduation exercises end ed the school year.
 At Broadway school the graduation exercises were held at o'clock in the senior room. where all the available seating space, outside of the desks used by the graduates. was needed to accommodate the many friends and the class who were present.
 The pupils on the program acquit- ted themselves with great credit and the singing by the class was one of the pleasing features of the afternoon. pervisor, Miss Mary E. Rogers. The school orchestra played for several of the selections.
 Principal Harold D. Stevens presid- ed and the diplomas were presented to the graduates by Charles A. Sax ton, a member of the town school com- mittee. He spoke briefly to the class and reminded them of the public meet ing next Tuesday evening in the town hall, which he asked the children to get their parents to attend, so that they might learn what the school needs are and what plans the school commit tee has to advise to meet them. The programme was carried out as follows:
 Music, La Cinquantaine, Gabariel- Marie, violins and piano; The Kaiser S Crown. Chas. Mackay. Helen Lowen- berger; What Do We Get Out of the War? Dr. Frank Crane. William flag gerty; music, America, the Beautiful; i; 1 The Whistling Mother, Grace Rich 1 mond, Frances Sussman; The l Thoughts of Hindenburg G91D Ebe- nezer Learned; music, All in the | Shade of the Greenwood Tree; Keep ing Up Grandmother Morale, Ellis
 Parker Butler, Natalie Bussey; A New Moral Force. Ashley Piper, Howard F. Hitchon; music. Kentucky Babe, Gei-
 bel; The Prayer, Josephine Burr, Alice 1 c. Williams; Roosevelt's Place in the l Peoples Memory, Dr. Manning, Chas Lorello: music, Sweet Dreams oi | Peace, Roma. The Day of Glory. Dor othy Garfield. Mildred Whitney Frances Tribute to the First Soldiers of the United States Army Who Eel
 in Battle, Eldred Brainerd; music
 The Beautiful Blue Danube, Strauss; presentation of diplomas, Charles A
 Saxton; music. The Star Spanglet | Banner.
 The following are the members O. the class of 1919:
 Frances Baker. Kathryn Bliven. L Helen Bjurstrom, Edna M. Bogdanski Sarina Bono. Eileen M. Brassil. Nata lie F. Bussey, Ava s. Byrnes, Mary E Church Margaret c. Driscoll, Doroth. L. Farrell, Mildred L. Fox, Beatrice s
 Freeman, Dorothy F. Gale. Eleanor B Gallup, Lucille w. Guile. May l.. Guile
 Elizabeth H. Hagstrom, Elizabeth L
 Harvey, Elizabeth T. Higgins, Helel G. Kahn. Lena Krajewski, Catherin B. Leahy. Dorothy P. Lord, Helen To wenberger, Marjorie R. Merry, Minni J. Mingola, Ellen c. O'Hearn, Mildret c. Peckham, Isabel H. Rodier, Eliza beth r. Smith, F. Guerilla Smith, Iren
 M. Stockdale, Frances Sussman, Mar garet E. Throop. Elizabeth M. Thumm Dorothy l.. Turner. Julia M, Weltor Bessie Wener, Mildred F. Whitney Alice c. Williams. Maida w. Wright l Raymond Anderson, Charles E. Bar l Der, Harry Bass. Albert E. Bourne , Eldred Brainerd, Charles N. Brusf
 James Bushnell. Joseph Cohen, Arthu :, D'Atri, John M. Davis. Karl H. Deck , CT. Salvatore DiCarlo. Edward Duff
 Theodore E. Duro. Robert E. East wood, John Evans, William J. Hagger | y, V. chon, Herbert Jensen, Robert H. John t son, Jr. William A. Kilroy, Ebeneze t Learned, Daniel Leone. Charles To
 rello. Edward o. Mack Robert Nc l Burney, Charles H. McGibney. Mich r ael J. Panek, Harold L. Rasmussen t Louis P. Roath, Archibald R. Spald ing, Harold P Tucker. Stanley W
 Vaughn, Harold M. Waiz. John Warwick, Albert W. Werth, Herma
 W. Whitehead. Kirk H. Wilcox, Alfre f W. Young.
 GreenevilIe School. The graduation exercises of the clas I of 1919 were held at the Greenevill i school Thursday afternoon. The pro r gram was interspersed with selection = of a popular nature as well as thos 0 that called for ability on the part ( i the speakers.
 The music especially was rendere
 in pleasing manner, Greenevil : school being considered very proficiel . in this part of their curriculum. II A historical play, Nathan Hale, ws
 given by the graduating class in
 manner worthy of older persons. TT class of 1919 numbered 94 member.
 the Norwich Free Academy.
 Il Barzillai P. Bishop, chairman of u = town school board, addressed the grat t uates. His talk was highly instructi' e and was listened to with rapt attel e tion by the class. He amused the cla l. by telling them of the little r e schoolhouse" that he attended as i1 boy, bringing his remarks to a close d telling the story of the three keys k silver iron and sold-and their relatit - to ones life work. y The program follows: March, el IS trance of graduates; chorus. Ameri n the Beautiful. Sleeper. grades VII al y VIII; prayer. Rev. Charles H. Pickett if chorus, Amoroso, BoeX. grades VII al ,- VIII; recitation, The Meaning, of O it Flag, Beecher, Helen G. McMillaI y recitation, What the Little Girl Sai T Anon, Stella Rozycki; chorus. IT o Postilion's Song. Hadley. grades V
 and VIII; recitation. The New Bannt . Trask, Marianne M. Blackledge; rec
 tation, The Minister Comes to Te A Anon, Mabel w. Mckinley; chorr J The Woodman, Roma, grades VII al
 VIII.
 Historical play. Nathan Ha