Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-22
WILLIMANTIC
The cast was as follows;

L'Amaral Firmin De La Marche
 Theo. Rivard Roger de Moray Jean Aiain Sir Ellie DracE Chas. Marrotle Muller Chas. Marrotte Palrnieri Armand Pcrreault Robert Burel Henry Hand1eld Mde De San Lucas Ca Gorgone)
 Lecnie Vertefeuille Mde. D ella Marche Blandtne Marcil Paulette de Moray Aldea ChennettG
 Blanche Archamhault Louise Leda Blouin Francoise Paula Perreault St. Joseph's Roman Catholic church was filled to capacity Tuesday evening ct 7So o'clock when the forty-thtrd annu- al commencement exercises of St Jo- sephs paroehiai school were held. The graduating class numbered Is, one of the largest classes In the history of the school As the graduating class filed Into the church the Anniversary March by J. Lawrence Frt was played by Mrs, A. W. Turner, who ofticiated at the or gan. The program was as follows: Anniversary March, J, Lawrence Ert. Mra A. w. Turner; Hymn to the Sacred Heart, Grades VI, VII and VIII Act of Consecration to the Sacred Heart, Tim othy Day, '2I; Act of Consecrstion to Our Blessed Lady, Mary ThRrsila Sul- livan, '2i: eonf+rring of diplomas, by Rev. John E. Clark; Veni Greater, choir; address te graduates, Rev, NJ, r, Martin; Evening Hymn to Our Blessed Lady, Grades VI, VII and VIII; Banc- dictlon of the Blessed Sacrament ; Postal March, E. n. Kroeger, Mrs A. W. Turner.
 Tho address of the evening was gwen by Rev. M. F. Martin, pastor of St, Jo- soph's church of Meriden, who told the graduates that tholr work in the world had only lust begun the future being before them.
 The highest marks for work at the school during the years of study went to nvc students, four girls and one boy. Inc honor students in order of rank are Mary Tharslla Sullivan Mary Wlnlfred Sullivan, Anna Catherine StyEar, JNmcs Timothy. Day and Katherine Phyllis Mo. ran.
 The graduates of the class of 1ss1 numbering eighteen were as follows William Edward Biclnell. Ceceila Heller Ilocash, Joseph John cavoh, James Timo thy Day, Earl Edward Foye, John Jo seph HagEerty, Margaret Mary Hagger ty, Pasquale Joseph Lamorte. Irene LII Han Mcdonald. Katherine Phyllis Mo ron. Mary wlnifred Norton. John Jame O'Brien, Helen Dorothy oConnor. Ell; May Richards Anna Catherine Sugar Agnes Gertrude Sullivan, Mary 'rharsil Ia Sullivan. Stanislaus John Wojclle.
 The annual graduation exerclses of tn Windham Street grammar school wa held Tuesday evening at o'clock at tn | N.YY pacty " relatives and friends of th ty students. The address Of walcJm was deliva-ed by Edward Jones, pres ident of the class. The presentation 0 diplomas toward the close of the cxer clses wa3 made by Waiter R. King, member of the town school committed The 1921 exercises ended with the sing Ing of the class song by the entire schoo The song which was wrlttcn to .he tun of Beautiful Ohio" told in story forr the saying of goodbye to the old gram mar school days and the going on o the gra 1uates. in life where they migil be of service At the end of the singn there WIS hearty applause. The pro gram waS as follows:
 Song. Spring. Goun1fI, grades seve and eight address of welcome, Edwar lanes club swinging, Arnold Hannah Richard Herrick; The Right of the Peo pie to Rule. Roosevelt, Rose Eagan; son Kerry Dance" grades seven and eight Carry On. Robert w. Service, Dominic Russo; cantata, Hiawatha, grade eigh assisted by grades five, six and seven dance, Mildred Kramer, Doris Willard The Symbol of Our Nation, HenT Beecher; presentation of diplomas. Wa ter R. King; class song, grade eight
 The officers of tke class of 1921, wer ss follows; President, Edward Jones vice president. Harold Watson; secrt iary, Doris Willard treasurer, M7rga-, Persons The class colors wars blu and gold The list of graduates follows Joseph Bak. Arthur Bergeron, Lon CounfhAr, Sebina Davis, Rose Eaga1 Marjorie Fimendorf, Dorothy Flippil Dorothy Giraca, Arnold Hanna, Richar Herrick. Edward Jones. Mildred Krame Margaret Persons, Clarence Rcdma Domin:ck Russia. Helen Swyden. Eth Thompson, Harold Watson, Charl, White, Doris Willard
 MT. and Mrs George L. Batch and SC ' Robert. and Mrs. Albert Jones and sc = Harold. Cf Mansfield Center recent motored to New Britain where they Vi ited fr:ecfs.
 Miss M'n1,c Powell, for the past fol years teacher of the Warre1v;tle grar [ mar sthcol las returned to her home 2 nRylo'r .le. Graduation ex.:e.ses the Warrenville school were held la week.
 Mrs, George Russell, Mrs. John, Arno and daughter Eleanor, and George al da Bassett of Warrenville, returned Waterbury Sunday where they we entertained at Mrs. Russell's home
 Children's Day exc. cises of the Wa L renviile Baptist church were held la Sunday. The service was largely a