Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-08

ming at O'clock, graduating exercises
in the high school auditorium. Friday
evening at s O'Clock annual reception
and dance at the state arnory. Miss
Eleanor, Collins of Columbia, will deliver
the vaiediotory address. Miss Collins
averaged 96.87 in her studies for four
years. The salutatofian will be by Miss
Laura 0rrok, of Scotland, who had the
second best average, 1906. Diplomas to
the IS. graduating me ;flbers, twenty-five
of whom are honor students, will be pre-
sented by H. Clinton Latffop Of the
town school con y .tea. The gradual
ing class includes:
Doris Bradway, Ethel Brown, Albert
Bowen, Hyrnan Chasen, T. Maxwell Con-
nelly Alice Denohue, Alice Davis, Eli
zabeth Flynn, Mary Grady, Walter Ca
vigan, Helen Holbrook. Charles Hating,
Paul Hanna, Fred Hedin, Benjamin
Hochberg, Agnes Jones, Lizabeiie lynch,
Isador Luttker, Catherine Mcintosh
Anthony Meehan, Peter NORM, Albert
Paulhus. Inez Patton, Alice Peterson,
Brae Rafferty,, Louis Rosen, Mary Suili-
van, Alfred StaebIer, Harold Staebner,
Stanley Sumner, Marjorie Thompson,
Irene Vandernan, Louise Van Zandt,
Vivian Williams, Dorothy Wright, Lloyd
Wilcox, James Curran Willinlantic; Eva
Alperin, Dorothy Burdus, Dorothy Jen-
ner, Elizabeth Parker, Christine Beebe,
Anthony Cerveny, Jesse InmaA, Myron
DIN, Mansfield; Permelia Brolsseau
Eleanor Collins. Rachel Hutchins, Pau
line Salter. Columbia; Beatrice Burn
brook, Hampton Helen Cotter, Elizabeth
Thornton. Herman LeDoyt Coventry
Edith Knott, Ralph Taylor. Lebanon !;
Sarah Able, Raymond Healey, South
Windham Mary Navin. Martin Navin,
Chaplin; Morris Cook, John Yeomans,
Andover; Keeney Lathrop, Windham I;
Joseph Mirtl West wilmington Ruth
Dodge, Eastford; Rebecea Glass, He
bron; Laura orrok, Scotland; Mary
Sullivan, sprague.
The June meeting of the board of
directors of the Y. NJ. c. A. was held on
Monday afternoon at o'clock at the as
! sociation building. President Robert II.
| Fenton presided. James i. Fullerton,
chairman of the entertainment commit
tee, reported that the committee was az
ranging a fine programme for the 'Y"
entertainment course for this year. 1t
was announced that the campaign for
members held recently had resulted in
! 122 new memberships. Physical Director
| c. A. Sampson reported that the attend.
ance during May was 400, the largest at
| tendance in more than a year. Many
| ex-service men have taken UP the courses
being furnished from the educational
fund of the Y. NJ. c. A. for scholarships.
These have been furnished free and
there still remains $1,000 to be given to
! ex-service men who desire aid in their
educational work. 1t was reported that
the extentional secretary to the Y. NJ. O.
4. was expected by the first of July.
Other business of smaller nature was
| transacted following which Secretary
Custard told of the plans for the city.
wide school swimming campaign to be
held between June 18th and July LIST.
The plan of the committee was to allow
all school children of the city free swim
ming during this time u1A1er the, personal
supervision of Mr.. Sampson, physical
director. The names of those who are
to take these swimming lessons are to
be left at the office where arrangements
for classes will be made.
John and Mary aIcCay, blind artists,
entertained large and appreciative au-
dience at the town hall Monday evening
The programme which consisted of two
parts was well presented, the singing
and ulaying of Miss MeCay and Mr. Nc
Cay greatly pleasing the audience. The
programme follows:
Part L-Piano duet. Norma (Beyer)
Bellini; vocal duet. How Beautiful is
Night, Richards; soprano solo, Killarney,
l1ditc sldtiiel Jus cSHS5 y JOily GOOQ
Laugh, Mr.. McCay, Thomas piano solo,
Arnoroso, Miss McCay, Eghart; baritone
solo, The Bells of st. Mary's, Rodney
duet (humereus) Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, a
domestic quarrel; comic character sketch
Tin costume) The Old Rollicker Mr.. Nc
| Cay.
| Part IL-Piano solo, The Alpine Storm,
| ldr. MeCay, Kunkel; vocal duet, The
| Harp That Once Thro' Tara's Halls,
Moore baritone solo. Off to Philadel-
! phia, 3. Haynes (adar4ed from an old
Irish melody; specimens of Irish wit
and humor, Mr.. MeCay soprano solo. Sc
lected; piano duet, II Trovatore tMel-
nottel Verdi; representations, The Bash
! full Man, The Schoolboy's First Attempt
| TO Recite a Poem, ETC., Mr.. McCay; vo-
cal duet. Oh, That We Two Were May
! ing, Smith.