The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-15
VAIL SCHOOL
AND INSTITUTE
ORDINATIONS
Commencement Week L
Great Success and Large
Classes Graduate

Tho final exercises Of Commence
mcnt Week at the Institute took
place in Music Hall, last Friday eve
ming, June II at o'clock. AS always,
the hall was filled to its capacity with
the families and friends OF the grad
uatcs. The decorations OF the hall
were all in green and white, the
colors Of the graduating classes, and
OF the Vail school, with garnet and
white the Institute colors. SlXty-tive
were graduated from tho diehrent
courses of the Institute, and ten from
the Agricultural school, and these
large classes made a most impressive
appearance as they marched in, the
girls wearing the pretty white dress
Is which were the work of then own
hards, as is the custom of the school.
The program was carried out as CIV
en- below, the essays by the chosen
speakers being eXcellently delivered,
ard he three addresses by educational
leaders all of great interest. For the
fnsL time in years, the place filed by
Hon. Theodore N. Vail, whose
pleasure it has been to present the
diplomas, was vacant, and this
bl ought a pang of sadness to those
present. His place was admirably
filled by MI. Elmer Darling, great
friend and benefactor of the school.
The program was as follows:
Invocation Rev. Charles +. Gould
Address oil Welcome
George Narney
Amateur Photography
Florence |. HIATT
Farmers Organizations
Timothy Daley
Selection by the Girls Glee Club
Morning Invitation Neazic
The Ideal American
Lillian d. Cobb
Power Farming Burton Dcming
Lullaby from Jocelyn GODDARD
Girls Glee Club
An Attempt to StandaIdize Textiles
Marion Harding
Fam Labor Outlook
George Leonard
Local Pride Laurence Shorey
Selection by Glee Club, Joys of
Spring Adam Goibel
Address "The Ministry of Educa-
ton" Craven Laycock, Dean of
the Faculty, Dartmouth College
Address Hon. Milo B. Hillegas,
State Commissioner of Education
address commencement and the
New Day"
Hon. 0. II. Benson, Boys and
Girls Club Leader, Eastern States
League
Presentation OF diplomas
Mi. Elmer A. Dailiag
Bencdiction Rev Charles f. Gould
The list of graduates, with class
officers, is as follows: Lyndon Insti-
tutc, President, George Valncy, vice
president Florence |, HIATT, secretary,
Marian Z. Mackay, treasurer, Theo-
dore G. FaToW. Glass: Edith +.
Achilles, Mildred II. Ball, Luda f.
Barber, Belle NJ Burbank, Hartley
4. Buttelfcld, Theda II. Calderwood,
Helen Celley, Hazel X. Chaffec, Jack
Donald Cheney, Alfredo NJ. Coap-
land, Lillian u. Cobb, Doris Nj.
Colby, Alice NJ. Cook. Leona L.
Vi, Lcclia A. Davis, Edith b. Dew
ing. Ethel NJ. Dresser, Theodore G.
F;rrow, Joanna Fay Florence NJ.
Forbes, Katherine T. Gadapcc, Helen
J Ganyaw, Caryl n. George, Evelyn
G. Gibson, Luman p. Cooling, Lois
z. Ham, Marion l.. Harding, Ruth l..
Hatch, Florence |. HIATT, Emma +.
Hcgge. Lydia A Holmes, Alice Z.
hoyt, Bcrnice NJ. Hunter, Frank A.
Hutchins, Gordon w. Jay, Ruth f.
Jewell, Madeline T. Kennedy, Vii
Fam J. Ladd, Tired w. MacFa'l}nd.
Marion T. Mackay. Leslie E. Morse,
OTen S. Nelson, Marion |. Parker,
Neal L. Parker, Aurilla A. Peck, Avis
F. Peck, Robert f. Pierce, Waylaod
d. Pierce, Christel L. Pownd, Mil
bred G. Rivers, Laurence F. Shorey,
A. Dewey Spooner, Leo F. Stone,
Vera M. Thomas, George |. NarneY,
Josephine A. Waldron, Margaret E.
Warden, Charles II. Watson, Susie
NJ. White, Hazel e. Wiley, Lawrence
B. Wood. Agricultural School, Presi-
dent, Burton M. Deming, vice-prcsi-
dent, James H. Adams, secretary and