The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-06-24

per cept or better
*ttHigh lion = By those who aver
age rank is 91=04 per cent inclusive.
s**FHonors b those whose average
rank is from s5-S9 per cent inclusive.
The Arrangement OF names IS alpha
betical and not by rank.
CLASS OF 1920
Classical Course-Julia Pauline Cox,
Helen Josephine Day Ella Melora
Flanders. Mary Hattie Friend. Caro-
lyn Ruth Cover. Ruth Winona HON.
sted, Helen Frances Lord, Marion
Alice Merriam. Alta Emily Porter,
Charlotte Gertrude Sampson, I.angdon
Arthur Jewett. Herman John Porter,
Scientific Course Fred Boynton,
Douglas Albert Genthner, Earle
Francis Hilton. Mylon Cecil Jacobs.
Lawrence Vernon Wiley.
Commercial Course Charlotte Ella
Beane, Arlene Lucy Buteau. 'Lauri-
eta Adde Cram. Beatrice Lillian Nc
Laughlin, Geneva Emeline McLaugh-
lin. Katherine Dorothy McCarty. Lo-
vlna Mae Murray, tMamie Dora
OBren. Annie Agness Paradis, Flora
Iewett Savage. Flayie Amelia Thi-
beault, Jeanne Thomson.
General Course-Carl Frederic Burk-
hart. Fred Eben Chase, Leland Bou-
telle Currier. Leroy William McDon-
ough, Alta Gala Hoyt.
Certificate scholars.
THE NEXT STEPS
A large percentage of the gradual
ing class will plan to continue their
studies at different institutions in the
fall. Three young ladies Helen LORD,
Alta Porter and Carolyn Cover will
enter Wheaton College and Julia Cox,
Ruth Homsted. Annie A. Paradis and
Charlotte Bean plan to enter Farm
ington Normal School Gertrude
Sampson and Alta Hoyt have no defin-
lite plans. Ella Flanders will prob
ably study music at the New England
Conservatory in Boston this fall.
Herman j. Porter and Langdon A.
Jewett will enter Bowdoin College and
Fred Chase plans to enter that tnstl-
tuition while Leroy McDonOugh has
decided to enter Colby. Carl Burk-
hardt will probably enter the Uni
versity of Maine and MylOn Jacobs,
Wesleyan University. Earl f. Hilton
Is likely to enter Maine, also Law
renee Wiley and Fred Boynton If
they enter any institution this fall
Douglas Genthner will not enter col
lege this fall and Leland b. Currier is
undecided. Helen J. Day purposes
to enter Miss Wheelock's School II
Boston for course in Kindergarten
vii ri q
yaledictorian, will become q studen
at University of Maine in the fall
Marian Merriam plans to enter Colb,
College and Jeanne Thomson will Learn
telegraphy this summer planning t.
later train for n nurse. Lovina M
Murray has taken q position in thu
office Of DR.. George f. Young for tn
present but later plans to enter ;
business college for commercial train
ing. Katherine d McCarty, the class
salutatorian has already accepted
position as stenographer in the Law
offices of George w Cover. Mamie
O'Brien Is undecided and Flora Saw
age who will take a position at Kinet
this summer will later enter bust
ness college, but remains undecided
as TO the GATE. lIduIlcbld "a VI am
who has recently been Obliged tf
undergo surgical treatment on hel
head was not able to be present
the exercises. II her health i'm
proves sufficiently she plans to entel
Mason Institute for a special course
fitting her to become . teacher o
commercial branches. Beatrice l.
Mclaughlin has already accepted
position at the John c. Griffin lnsur
ance office and Geneva -. Mclaughlin
will probably accept position II
town. Airline Buteau expects to worf
in some office this fall and Flavie A
Thibeault Is as yet undecided.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting of the Skowhe
gan High School and Bloomfield Al
umni was held Friday with an attend
ance of about 125 former students
Not large number were present from
ont of town but noticeable in the
group was Earl Huckins. who had ar
rived from Virginia with his bride II
time for this festive occasion. Dur
ing the business meeting Mrs. VIVIAN
Graves Woodbury., the president pre-
sided and the following slate OF OIL
GERS was elected. Miss Hannah H.
Page. president; Mrs. Mabel Phillips
,Judkins. vice president; Miss Celia
Packard. secretary and Miss Marie L.
Fletcher. treasurer. The class ban
ouet was held In Grange Hall after
the graduating exercises, Alexander
Thomson presiding as toastmaster. He
cordially welcomed the 1920 class TO
membership In the Alumni organiza-
ton and class president Leroy Nc
Donough responded. Toasts were
given by Principal R. w. Leighton,
first assistant, Miss Dorothy NJ. Ell
hot. Libby Pulsifer, Miss Elizabeth
Marsh and Warren c. Merrill. Every
class present gave their class yell.
student back in the COS being pres
ent tn assist in these demonstrations.
Caterer Arthur Cheney served an ex-
cellent repast and the hours were
spent in a jolly manner, community
singing being no small feature OF the
event
CLASS PICNIC
The time honored class picnic
which the graduates have long OBJ
served was held Saturday at Moose
Pond in Hartland. Nearly the entire
class participated. After a day in
the omen. the party went to Waterville
where they attended motion picture
production.
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