Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-06
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES AT
GOOD WILL

Graduating from the Boys Gram
mar school at Good VIII in Moody
hall on Thursday afternoon was a
class of 35 boys Of whom any school
might be proud. Program follows:
Prayer
Music
The Meaning of AmericaniSm, Hughes
Chandler b. Mosher
More Than a Name, GomperS
Joseph ]. Jablonski
A Real Man, Crane
Bertram Grant
Careful and Courageous, Crane
John W. Harles
Music
The Soldier of the Empire,
Anonymous
Maurice E. Loubet
Two Great Commanders, Trent
Frances T. Howard
Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address,
Lincoln
Joseph Bingle
Music
Marathon. r.' Lytton
Richard Grant
A Tribute to Dog, Anonymous
Charles r. Malbon
A Convict's Death, Dickens
Neal d. Bousfeld
Awarding of Gutter Prizes
Awarding of Diplomas
Graduating Class--John w. Hauch.
president; Harry p. Perry, vice pres
ldent; Richard Grant, secretary-treas-
urer; .Stephen w. Appel Thompson
y: Berdeen. Joseph Bingle, Richard S.
Burton, Edward D.. Carroll. Donald
r. Decker. Howard A. DeMerritt,
Thurle L. Ellis. Leonard .. Farr.
Archie G. Fogg. John Garbe. Bertram
Grant. James B. Groyyer, John W.
Howard. Joseph J. Jablonski. Maurice
e. Laubet, Charles T. Maibon, Henri
Manning. Gardner S. McMullen,
*Chandler B. Mosher, Dwight E. Mo-
sher Edward b. Phinney, William ].
Reed, Lewis A. Strickland, Frank J..
Twaddelle, John D. Walsh.
Indicates an average rank of not
less than 30 per cent. for the year.
In the evening similar exercises
were carried out by the girls, and a
large and interested audience was
present on both occasions. Program
as follows:
March
Prayer
Music
Apple-seed John, Lydia Maria Child
Ruth Tucker
May and the Flowers,
Elizabeth Morey
Seven Girls
Music
Alice's Flag, Maurice Thompson
Doris Ward
Music
A Legend of Service. Henry Van Dyke
Emma Rivoire
Music
Drill, To Good win
Fifteen Girls w."
Members of the Eighth Grade-Dor;s
Merle Ward, Emma Katherine Riyoire
Hazel Estell futile, Ruth Hazel
Tucker.
On Friday morning the Class Day
exercises for the Glass of 1921 took
place at Senior Spring.
Music-America
Prayer, William Fred Rinderknecht
Music-Junior Glass Song
Grafton, Ralph Eaton Cain
Presentation OF Cup and Emblem.
Sterling Wilson Powell
Music-On the Pine-Bordered Banks
Class of 1s22-RaIph Eaton Cain
president; John Harold White, vice
president; Marion Flynn, secretary
treasurer; Arthur Irving Davis, Henry
Leonard Farr, Helen F1landino, Harry
John Harles, Herbert Arnold Herring
Grace Frances Moore. Horace Asa
Pratt, Frederick Carroll PRAY, Carl
Russell Proctor, Hazel Lucille Kicker
Helen Anne Rines, William Fred Rim.
derknecht. A'iA
AT IL o'clock there was a meeting
OF the Good Win Home Association.
directors being present as follows:
Robert A. Jordan. Bangor; L. L. Wal
ton, Esq, Skowhegan: w. d. Hutch
ms, Brookline, Mass; DR.. George
Averill. Waterville; Judge e. F. Dam
forth, Skowhegan; E. NJ. Foster, Wa
terviile: George A. Morton, South
Paris; Rev. G. w. Hinckley, HinckIey.
Mrs. David r. Porter, formerly Miss
Alice Hinckley, has arrived with her
four children from their home in Up
per Montclair. N. j., to pass the sum-
mer at Applehurst. near Good Will.
Ihey were accompanied by Miss
Faith j. Hinckley who has been away
from home several weeks.