New Britain herald., 1920-06-23
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
 WILL GET DIPLOMAS M Young Women and 91 Young
 Men in Graduating Glasses HOLD EXERCISES AT LYCEUM No Speakers This Year as Formerly- Eight Members Receive Honors for Scholarslsip-Princ of Normal School to Make Presentation.
HOLD EXERCISES AT LYCEUN


 School to Make Presentation. The annual graduation exercises of the New Britain High school will be held Friday morning in the Lyceum theater when the Glass of 1920 will receive diplomas in recognition of the successful completion of four years at the local institution of learning. The class this year is an extra large one, numbering S25, of whom 134 are young women and 91 young men. Honors in scholarship are awarded to those who maintain an average of S5 per cent. in their studies for the four years. as well as for completing subjects with at least 76 credits There were eight members of the class who attained these honors They are: Bernard Menas Chernoff, Harriet Esther Flagg. Elsie Romenia Haus- mann, Julia Darhring Mann, Howard Hooker Mitchell. Harry Leo Nair, Mabel Lydia Pihl and Bernadine Eleanor Walker
 Due to the fact that no appropria- ton was available for rental of a large auditorium for the exercises, the Lyceum theater is being used for the first time for 8 graduation. The theater is somewhat smaller than needed and for this reason the grad uateS are receiving but two tickets each for the exercises. The upper balcony wild be used and each grad uate will receive one ticket for this section
 The program of graduation is shorter than in former years. Speak ing by members of the graduating class has been done away with. In former years three or four graduates were chosen to speak. A number of musical selections by class members : also were rendered. This year the only speaking will be done by George ! Herbert Shafer. principal of the Will limantic Normal school, who will pre- sent the diplomas and address the
 Sraduates. The school orchestra will ! render music during the program, as we'll as for the professional and re- cessional marches. .t The program of graduation follows: | War Priests March
 \ from ..AbAyIa" ... Mendelssohn e~'diish s0hSel Orchestra Reverend John l.. Davis Hail. Thou Great Song of Peace" .........,.. N- High School Chorus
 High School Orchestra
 The Kilties' March ... Murchison Hhgh School C''orus Presentation of Diplomas and Amer ican Flags
 Principal George Herbert Shafer N-illiroa utic Nnrpna1 School
 ''Star-Spangled Banner Chorus Orchestra, Glass of 1920 and Audience Recessional March
 High School Orchestra
 The list of graduates follows: Young Women.
 Esther Abra hanson, Victoria Els ther Adams, Emily Marceline Allard. Astrid Linea Anderson, Ruth Helen Andersen, Viola Florence Anderson, Gertrude Ursula Barnes. Alice Eliza beth Bartlett, Esther Sterna Beck with, Eleanor Mildred Behnlxe, Alma May Berard, Cora Martha Bertini, Dorothy Abbe Booth, Alice May Bur- dick, Marion Burk, Leona Margaret Callcn, Alice Louise Campbell, Inez Lucille Campbell, Lenora Veronica Carno, Harriet Welden Chamberlain, Rose Cohen, Bernadette Conlon, Helen Loretta Conlin. Helen Dorothy Connolly, Elizabeth Cooke. Ruth Ce- celia Cosgrove. Pearle White Cramer, ! Ruth Frances Crandall, Margaret
 Mary Grove. Marion Agnes Curtin. Edna Linnea Danieson. Mildred Louise Davis. Gertrude F'lorine Dehm. Doris Katherine Dewey. Mary Abigail (Continucd On Fifteenth Pase.)