Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS HOLD CALCULATIONS

Stevenson, grade VIII Cast of charac- ters: Nathan Hale. Frederick c. Ken- i dall: Richard Hale. Nathan's father. l Bernard J. Sebastian; Richard, Ma l than's cousin Carl R. Fleming; Gen. ! eral Washington. Frank J. Prodell; ! Obidiah, Colonel Knowlton, Charles E. Anderson; Major, Joseph Hoffman; Captain, Bronislaw Labenski; Lieu tenant, Frederick S. Haslam; Laun- dress, Stella Olsson; Cunningham, British lieutenant. Louis H. Gorton U. $. officers. British soldiers. pupils. Chorus, Sweet Dreams of Peace, grades VII and VIII; presentation of diplomas. Barzillai P. Bishop; chorus, The Star Spangled Banner, Key, grades VII and VIII.
 The class motto is Perseverance, and the members of the class are the following:
 Charles Eykareus Anderson, William Morris Baker. Marianne Morse Black ledge, Lucy Gray Buchanan. Mildred Alice Cass. Dorothy Viola Clark. Doris Lillian Cote, Frank Edward Crooks, Carl Robert Fleming, Louis Henry Gorton, Frederick Shaw Haslam, Katherine Alice Hildebrand, Joseph Hoffman, Frances Bessie Jacobson, Frederick Charles Kendall. Myrtle Beatrice King. Bronislaw Labenski.
 Mabel Ellen Lambert. Elvina Goldie phine Alice Lukowski, Helen Nell, Helen Gibson McMillan, Estella Char lotte Olsson, Thomas Parkinson, Pearl Evelyn Peterson, Frank Joseph Pro- dell, Stella Rozycki Bernard John Sebastian, Meliss Dorothy Shaw, Leonard William Staubly, Jeanne Jo- sephine Theve, Helen Van Duyne.
 Mt. Pleasant Street.
 There was a large attendance at the graduation exercises at the Mt. Pleasant street school, held at the school Thursday afternoon at ? o. clock. The class has adopted as its life motto. T Can and I Will"
 The order o exercises was as fol- lows:
 Music, The Stars and Stripes For ever, John Philip Sousa. Beautiful Ohio, Earl, school orchestra; music, The Star Spangled Banner, Francis Key, school chorus; prayer. Rev. Jo- seph F. Cobb; music. America Trium- phant, Rev. John Haynes. school cho- rus; Reclamation, The Duty of Public Service, Lord Roseberry, Lewis Sears; recitation, The Goor Citizen, Ida Fish kin; music. My Own United States, school chorus; declama tion. Our Debt to the Nations Heroes. Theodore Roosevelt Raymond Joseph LaRo- chelle; recitation, A Tribute to Our Honored Dead, H. W. Beecher. Miss Avis Tracy Cobb; music, Ring Out Sweet Bells of Peace. school chorus; declamation, Our Country. Daniel Webster. Joseph Smith; recitation, Americans All. Thomas 0. Marvin, Miss Harriet Sydleman Newbury; mu- ta A melt, school chorus; recitation, The New Banner. Katherine Trask, Miss Alice Gertrude Bogue; recitation. The Search Lights. Alfred Moves, Miss Helen Elizabeth Risley; music, The Unfurling of the Flag, school chorus; recitation, The Day and the Work, | Edwin Markham, Miss Nola Estella Lefingwell; music, Oh. Columbia Be- | loved, school chorus.
 Presentation by c. 0, Murphy, a | member of the school committee. of diplomas to the graduating class. Presentation of Palmer writing di- plomas received by the Misses Avis Tracy Cobb. Jennie Ives Gardner, An nie Sarah Goler and Helen Elizabeth l Risley. Presentation of Reading Cir l cle diplomas. Presentation of med al for war work to Miss Dora Spind- 1 Ter. The medal was one of two pre- | sented by the town, one to a boy ant 1 one to a girl, and was won by Mis-: 1 Spindler for war work activity. l Presentation of flag to the room by l the eighth grade by the class presi dent, Joseph Smith. In accepting th' gift Principal J. B. Stanton spoke O the school heroes. Charles Wiley, Le Roy Swan. and Israel Cohen, who hat l made the supreme sacrifice in de I hn RaU bn cluded with salute to the flag. school l music, America. Rev. s. F. Smith, b, school chorus. and music, Silver Sta Overture, Edward Hazel. school or chestra.
 Receiving diplomas containing tn geld star representing three years 0 Reading Circle work were Benjamil Sachner, Lewis Sears, Lillian Mur phy Benjamin Budnick. Otto Henr, | Bereberick, Israel Heckt, Nathal
 Louis Mintz, Joseph Smith. Paulin Mildred Abramson. Annie Binder
 man, Alice Gertrude Bogue. Ida Fish kin, Althea LuVerne Lewis. Dora =Ju lia Safinovitz. Esther Shereshevsky. Assisting materially in the musica numbers of the program was tn |, school orchestra of seven pieces. tn members of the orchestra were Hen Try Brynan, Jacob Chernis, Harol : Higgins, Dora Spindler, Joseph Smitl
 William Cuprak. and pianist. Mis- Nina Perry.
 The forty seven members of tn graduating class are: Otto Henr
 Berberick. Roger Milton Browning
 Benjamin Budnick. William Thoma Clabby, Maurice Clark. Israel Heck
 Raymond Harold Heebner Paul Mar , tin Higgins, Joseph Patrick Kearne!
 Raymond Joseph LaRochelle. Edwar Clifford Lyman, Nathan Louis Mint Witter Patrick O'Neil. George Rosen ! ! berg. Louis Rubin, Benjamin Sachne Lewis Sears, Joseph Smith, Clarenc
 William Tracy. Pauline Mildre
 Abramson, Louise Alberti. Anna Eli 5 zabeth Anderson, Annie Blindermal ? Alice Gertrude Bogue. Irene Buckl : Avis Tracy Cobb. Ida Fishkin, Lillia s Louise Edwards, Jennie Iva Gardne 2 Annie Sarah Goler, Hannah Hert f Nola Estelle Leffingwell. Althea It
 i Verne Lewis, Marie Elizabeth MC I Weigh, Lillian Agnes Murphy. Harri' e Sydleman Newbury, Bessie Norims t burg, Jeanette Ravitz. Helen Elizabet
 Risley, Hulda Elsie Russell. Amel S Rymiszewska, Dora Julia Safenovit a Esther Shereshersky, Dora Dorotf e Spindler, Katherine Taylor, Anr A Mary Ullrich.
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