Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-29
WILLIMANTIC

 Amt Nobody's Darling. Second Part-Scene, Melodyville. The Palace of Nowhere, introducing a med ley of popular songs. Tuck Me to Sleep, rn My Old Tucly Home, Down Wonder. Musical Numbers-Five Women to Ev- cry Man Henry CypEer; Make Believe, Conrad Debeau; Do You? Joseph Larl- vierre Peggy o'Neil. John McQuillan I'm NoDody's Baby. Albert Piche Mls Mi, William Robarge; Ma, Miss Alma Cardinal; Aint You Coming Out, Ma linda, Leo Piche; That Irish Mother ot Mine Joseph Clark; Tn My Sunny Ten nessee, John Farrell Pullman Porter Blues, Paul Lavin song. selected. An thony McKenna: Why, Dear? Wflfred Rushford; Second Hand Rose, Miss Theresa Shea; AT By Myself, Archie Wood: Until, Francis Crafty revue by the entire company.
 Those having 9 part in the minstrel and reveue were as follows Master of { ceremonies, Frank T. Cunningham bal- | lads. John F. Fitzgerald, Conrad Du- beau, Anthony McKenna, Francis Crat- ty. William Grady. Joseph Clark, John McQuiliar. Wflfred Rushford ena men. Henry Cypher. Joseph Larivierre3 Wii'iam Robarge, Leo .Piche, Harry Noel. Donald Connell. Albert Piche, John Farrell; premiers, Paul Lavin, Ar chic Wood. Dancing Girls-Alma Car dina1. Theresa Shea, Ada Hewlett, Mil- i sred Moriarty Mildred Mathieu, Leona Normandin. Florette Grenier, Anna Schreifer, Margaret St. John, Ethel Perkins. TIilda Berard. Medora Cardi- nal Wfnifred Hevrin, Cora LaRue. Rose Bergeron. Docina Nornandin Chorus Raymond Sullivan Walter Flynn. Har- old Connors. William Kelly. Walter O. Connor, Ad.in Roy, Raymond Jennings, Waiter Cochran, Clarence Moriarty, William Casey. Florinlond Bergeron, Ralph Ve1ny, George Hornberger, Geo. Murphy, Louis Roman, Adelard Cham Ipagne, Raymond Sullivan. Arthur Mar rotte, II. Heaiey. Charles Flagg, Murray Tighe. John Shugrue Homer Brinda- incur, Lloyd Woodworth. James Dir on
 The executive staff comprised Gilbert Flynn, manager William O'Brien, bus mess manager; Harry Noel. house man Iager; Napoleon Brindamour, stage car penter: Conrad Dubeau, assistant stage carpenter; SehIey Donahue, advertising manager; Arthur Bergeron, electrician IThomas O'Brien, treasurer; Alber' Piche. property manager; George 4 Bartlett, stage and musical director Mrs. Archie Wood. pianist.
 4 teachers institute for tho second ary schools of northeastern Connection 1 comprising Bacon Academy, Ki-1ingiy High school, Plainfeld High. Putnam High, Tourte1otte High, Windham High and Woodstock Academy, was held o1 Monday morning and afternoon at thu Windham High school.
 At the morning session there wer two lectures Tie Adaptation of Teach ing 10 Individual Differences, by Asso ciate Professor George s. Counts of tn Yaie Graduate School of Education and Discip1ine in the High School, b. Jesse B. Davis. state supervisor of sec ondary education.
 During the noon session. dinner wa served in the high school lunchroom. tax on The Required Course in Hon1 Making at Putnam High School. wa given by Misses Hannar D. Pease an Elizabeth Jackson.
 The afternoon program consisted Q group meetings as follows:
 English Department, room 9--Chair man, Principal Elwel1 r. Kimball, Tour telotte High school; A Project in Amer ican Literature, Miss Abbie Kieth, Pu Lessons for Freshmen. Miss Doroth Berry. Windharn High: The Oral Ent fish Period Miss Ethel N. Freue
 Windham High A Phase of Engifs Teaching. Miss Margaret Siebert. Toul
 telotte High.
 Social Studies room 21-Chairma1 Principal John L. Chapman, Plainfiel
 High school; Projects and Class Roo
 Practice Principal Edward H. Snoy
 Putnam High: Dramatization in Hi l tory, Miss Cornelia L. Barnes, Puma | High, Mrs Thusa c. Turner, Windha High; Social Studies in the Curriculur Jesse E. Davis. supervisor of secondai
 education.
 Mathematics Department Room H.
 Chairrpan, Principal William P. Outer
 pie, Woodstock Academy; Methods vl Presentation. Rodney W. Hewitt, Win ~ ham High; Teaching Suggestions
 Various Topics In Geometry, Princip
 Ebert A. Case, Windham High.
 Science Department, room 34-Chai
 man, Miss Lillian E. Sherwood. Win
 ham High School; The Chemistry Ret
 tation, William O. Brooks, Windha
 High; General Science, Miss Jane ]
 Mahoney, of Norwich, Piainfeld Higi
 Laboratory Work in General ScienC
 William 0. Brooks, Wfndham High.
 Foreign Language Department, roo
 S-Chairrnan, Principal Ernest R. Wa
 ren, Killingly High school; A Key f
 French Verbs, Miss Kathlene Tut
 windharn High An Estimate of Dire
 Method in French. Miss Josephine
 Armstrong. Plainfield High; Suggestio = for Teaching French Cornposition, NJ
 Anna R. Winter, windhan Hig
 Charts, Models and Other Aids
 Teaching Caesar, Miss MurieI Kennet
 windham High.
 Commercial Department, Room 27 sF Chairman. Miss Veronica McQaiIls