The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-26
COMMENCEMENT OF
ST. ]. JUNIOR HIGH
AT THE COLONIAL
Rev. Arthur Hewitt, Noted
Vt. Educator, Gives
A Address
ON FRIDAY NIGHT AT 8
Unusually Interesting Program Has
Been Prepared by Pupils of
This School
ON FRIDAY NIGHT AT 8

Commencement exercises of st.
Johnsbury Junior High School will
be held at the Colonial tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock.
The Junior High has passed a very
successful year and there are large
number of pupils in this it's second,
graduating class.
The school has taken an active part
in athletics and has maintained a high
school spirit and excellent class
standing. Under the thorough and
efficient direction of Principal Mer-
rill splendid progress has been made.
There is a good balance in the stu
dent fund and it was voted to use
this as starter in raising fund for
a gymnasium, of which this school
is SO greatly in need.
A large number of the school pap
ers, Ju-Hi-ol, have been printed of
the last edition, and will be used at
the commencement exercises for a
program. This number has many in
GeISoClIlS dIIlClSS etHu SOOu HluoCI d
tions of school units.
The class of 1919 lost one MEM
Der in the death of Miss Blanche
Hunt. The class roll follows:
Iren Aldrich, Lodema Alston, Scott
Babcock, Beatrice Bailey, J. Gordon
Baldwin, Myron Barber, Lauretta
Beauregard, Luella Beard, Marion
Bennett, Raymond Blodgett, Howard
Boyce, Christine Braley, Airline
Brigham, Priscilla Brooks, Helen
Brough, Beulah Brunelle, Sylvia Bur-
ton, Walter Carpenter, Ethel Carter,
Frances Chappell, Mary Chase, How
ard Comfy, Marion Cowling, DeVine
Cummings, Julia Cutting, John Dick
inson, George Dinsmore, Vera Doyle,
Stuart Farr, Irene Garno, James
Gilbert, Lindol Gilman, Max Gold
berg, Roy Gorham, Walter Green,
Wallace Hansen, Merle Henderson,
Edward Hoar, Edith Holbrook, Law
renee Howe, Chauncey Hubert, Hilda
Humphrey, Blanche Hunt, Elizabeth
Ide, Clifford Johnson, Mylrea King,
Ralph Larma, Carl Lawrence, Horace
Lawrence, Edmund Leary, Paul
Leonard, Paul J. Leonard, Louis
Long, Lillian Lucas, Charles Malam,
James Mcnamara, Charlotte Moody,
Leo Moriarty, Kennth Morrill,, Nath-
allie Moulton, Leo Moyles, Ruth
Palmer, Hazel Patrick, Stuart Perry,
Kathlyn Pidgeon, Ellen Pierce, Fran
els Poole, Carroll Porter, Charlotte
Porter, Bertha Powers, Mary Rath-
bun, Esther Reed, Roger Rice, Mar
garet Kicker, Raymond Robinson,
May Rookie, Dorothy Roy, Gladys
Roy, Jeanette Russell, Richard
Sampson, Priscilla Scott, Maxwell
Shields, Eleanor Steele, Natalie
Stickney, Alena Stiles, Bertha Street
er, Linwood Thomas, Harry Tillot-
son, Reginald Waite, Alvi Wilkie,
Hazel Wilkie, Leo Wilkie, Foster
Woods, Arthur Wright, Seymour
Wright, Thelma Wright.
The program for tomorrow night
follows:
March, "America First" ZamecnlK
Junior High School Orchestra
Prayer Rev. George A. Martln
Presidents Address Of Welcome
Charles Malam
Glee Club Selections
(a) "Faith in the Future"
Marion Lord
(b) "Indian Song G. A. Sweet
Farewell to the Class of 1919
Edwin Wilkins go
Novelette, "Rose Buds" Zamecnik
Junior High School Orchestra =
A short musical and dance number
Arranged and directed by Mrs. Hell
en- D. Martin; dances in charge of
Miss Florence Hall
Address s'-v MEMFss
Rev. Arthur Hewitt
Presentation of Faculty Medal
Principal Robert D. Merrill
Presentation of Certificates
Supt. Walter H. Young
March "Our Boys" Zamecnik
Junior High School Orchestra