Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-14

church.
Every detail of an excellent pro
gram was carried out with an at
tention to detail that spoke highly
for the students and their teachers.
The opening address was by Mr.
tie Viola Main. whose subject was
Edward Everett Hale-An Appre-
citation" Other essays We're: THE
Maine Woods" by Alice Russell
Snow; "A Sketch Emily Reding-
ton Heath; agriculture in Maine"
William Moody Ford; The Peoples
poet-Edgar Albert Guest" Mary
Alpha Crosby; Summer Camps"
Florence Appleton Plaisted; Or
gained Labor and Capital" Ralph
Rowe Parkman; The British Pre-
mier," John Alexander Salmond;
THE Bard of Avon" Florence
Louise Norton; THE Memory Book
of !; Household Arts Girl" Dorothy
Stoddard; The Kansas Courts and
Strikes" Roger Adams Stinchfleld;
the King of Instruments" Abbot
Emerson Smith; "Ut Prosim," Cir
landine Irene Priest.
one of the effective numbers of
the program was the article by Mr..
Smith in eXemplification of which he
played a Fantasia" by Stainer, a
brief number which opens in the
braVaru style of playing with de-
tachcd chords, developing into
pe dal passage independent of the
manual which is considered extreme
~ difficult The entire composition
was brilliantly played with excellent
musicianship.
The following prizes were an
nounced by Principal Harthorn:
W. Scott Libbey prize-boys, Rog-
or Adams Stinchfeld of Clinton;
girls. Ncsta Ellen Foss of Albion.
Colby prize scholarship--boys, Ralph
Rowe Parkman, of Hartland; girls,
Myrtle Viola Main of Pattcn.
Cohurn special priZe-boys, Abbot
Emerson Smith of Waterville; girls.
Susan Florence McGraw of Surry.
Harold Leon Pepper prize for best
Cohurn song-Paul Ernest Bauman
and Edwin j.. Richards of New Hav-
on, Conn.
Honorable mention for excellence in
the following branches Of study
English, Emily Rodington Heath and
Abbot Emerson Smith of Watcrvillc;
! Latin. Myrtle Viola Main OF Patten;
Modern History, Emily Rcdington
Heath of WaterVilc: Chemistry, John
Alexander Salmond of WinsloW:
Economics. Roger Adams Stinchhcld
of Clinton: Mathematics. William
Moody Ford OF Whitctield: Physics,
Ralph Rove parkman of Hartland.
The following students won the ut
Prosim" pins and received honor
books for the year having on highest
honors TOR three consecutive terms
IN The same year. that is having a
in four full subjects and not less than
Il in the rest of the work:
Class of 1922-AIary Alpha Crosby
OF Waterville: Myrtle Viola Main of
Patton; Eleanor Mildred Eaton of
Bath; William Moody Ford of White
field: Virginia Myrtle Foster of
Unity; Ralph Rowe Parkman of
1iartland; and Roger Adams Stinch-
field of Clinton.
Class OF l923-Carl Haines Crum-
E"tt Of Clinton
At the meeting of the Board of
Trustees Tuesday morning nothing
was done except to adjourn as there
are important matters to which later
consideration will be given. The fol-
lowing named are the members of
the graduating class.
Graduating Glass
The following are the members Of
the graduating class:
Classical course = Mary Alpha
Crosby, Waterville; William Moody
Ford, Whitefcld; Emily Redington
Heath. Waterville: Carl Henry
IioXie, Waterville; Myrtle Viola
Main, Patten; Susan Florence Nc
Graw, Surry; Florence Louise Nor
ton. Winslow: Florence Appleton
Plaisted, Watervillo; Marion Ellen
Russ. Mt. Vernon: Abbot Emerson
Smith, Waterville; Rachel Alma Wy
man. North Abingdon, Mass.
Scientific course - Paul Ernest
Bauman. New Haven. Conn; An
tonic Oresine Begin. Waterville:
George Lenwood Brown. Oakland:
Claude Webster Gates Thorndike:
James Norman Carnegie, North Vas
salboro: Eva Clark Cambridge:
Samuel Clark. Jr. Winslow; Anna
Frances Damon, Oakland: William
Stanley Daye. Waterville; Vesta Ell
len Foss. Albion; Joseph Frank
Goodrich, Hartland: Raymond Aus
tin Hadlcv. Waterviile: Theodore
Everett Hardy. Jr.. Waterville; Lem
ucl Alarston Leach. Brockton. Mass. |
Percy Levine, Watervile: Leslie |
Gordon McGary. Bangor: Amber
Marie Mitchell. Patten; Ralph
Rowe Parkman. Hartland: Ellis
Freeman Parmenter. Waterville: An
thony Edwin Peters. Brockton. |
Mass; Girlandine Irene Priest, la:
Nassalboro; Karl Maynard Rood. |
Hanover. \. H: John Alexander
Salmond, Winslow; Roy Vincent
Shorey, North Vassalboro: Oliver
Russell Snow, Northeast Carry; Har-
rison Kimball Stearns. Augusta;
Roger Adams Stinchfeld. Clinton; !
Osgood Sherman Townsend. Jr., |
Bangor: Harlow Creighton Young.
Hartland; Harold Earl Young. Hart !
land.
English course-Blanche Elvira !
Bunker. Winslow; Ralph Thomas !
Flahive. Methuen. Mass: Alice Caro- |
lyn Holt Canaan; Helen Theresa
Lawrie, Waterville; Noise Lipsit. |
Brockton, Mass; Ellen Thompson
Merrill, Newport: Nena Minnette !
Miller. Searsmont: Armelda Lolita |
Richards, Augusta; Ruth Crosby |
Robbins Searsmont:.