The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-03
Is at Hand For the Seniors
Of Spaulding High
School
96 PEI FMS WILL
E GRADUATED
First s Formal Exercises
W1S ,ome Tuesday Eve
ais5 Program Of Week


The next few days will be busy ones
for the seniors at spaulding high
school who are making ready for the
annual commencement program which
comes next week This years class
will outnumber that Of last year BY
very few pupils, there being 81 who
will complete the course as regular
seniors entitled to receive diplomas
and five others in ting teacL-r training
course will receive post graduate GER
tificates, making total of 96 All
classes at the school have been busy
this week with final examinations.
The commencement week exercises
viii officially begin next Tuesday eve
ming. June 9, when the annual prize
speaking will be held This program
starts at s o'clock and will be OF the
same nature as those Of former years.
Those who are to participate in the
contest and the titles of their selcc-
tions are as follows: Miss Madeline
Gladding, "A Leaf in the Storm; Evo
A. Lucchini, THE New South; Flor
enee S. Kittredge. 'sThe Lost Word;
Edward C. Ball, Fruits Of College Ed
ucation"; Frances Spear, "A Tragedy
in Millinery; Edmund Carrier, The
Traitors Deathbed'; Isabelle NJ. Mar
rion. "Claudius and Cynthia; Ameri-
60 A. semprebon, "The Race Proc
lem"
The Judges for the occasion will be
Supt. Sherburn G. Hutchinson, Anne
M. Morse and Helen H. Withrow. The
awards will be announced after the
program by Henry H. jackson, former
ly a principal at Spaulding.
Wednesday evening there will be the
annual alumni banquet, to which the
class win be invited. Some
have been made in the
banquet plans this year by the com
mittee under the direction of Arthur
Blackmore. The banquet, which has
usually been held in the Hotel Barre,
will be held at s o'clock in the yestry
Of the Congregational church.
Thursday, june s, will be class day.
On which the seniors will hold full
sway. The address of welcome will
be given by George Arthur Mason.
Lloyd Edwin Eisenwinter will be nom
bred with the privilege Of reading the
class history. Louis William O'Le&rv
third honor) will render two vocal
solo entitled, "The Lane to Bally-
Drees and sIsrafel.v Ruth Mae Davis
will deliver the class will by which
receive just what they
want least. George Earle cruickshank
will prophesy as to the future mis-
,hief into which members of the class
will engage. A new feature this year
will be piece entitled. 'StiIl
Is the Night" by the girls quintet
With violin and cello obligato. Ethel
Ruth Young will read the class ode
md Miss Davins Stephen will make
he presentation to the school. The
address, TO the graduating class will
,e delivered by Miss Gwenyth Ladd
md the final number will be music
ntitled, Waltz from Faust" by the
enior girls chorus
Thursday evening the annual alumni
all will be held in Quarry Bank nall
Nth CarrolPs rchestra-furnishing mu-
ic. The ball this year VIII be one of
he finest ever staged. and favors and
ance cards will be given all who at
end
The final night Of the week will be
'riday evening when the graduation
xercises win take place and to which
II relatives, friends and former stu
ents are invited. The class will march
. as usual TO the Spaulding march
nd take their. seats. Immediately
fter all are seated prayer win be Of
cred. The male sextet viii then rem
er two pieces entitled, Friends of
'esterday" and "Mammys Lullaby"
Iona Evans Grady lsecond honor viii
i've a reading entitled, "Mantills and
ombrero" The title of the essay 10
. delivered by Miss Marjorie Phyllis
mith first honor win be "Twere
etter." The senior chorus viii give
selection from Carmen entitled !
Hail, All Hail." from the opera by
izet. The annual commencement ad-
ress TO be given by Prof. Craven
aycock. dean of Dartmouth college.
i'll bear on the subject Of The Min
try of Education"
After the address the graduating ]
ass marches onto the stage, where
le president receives the diplomas
ON the principal and the class hymn
sung. Then comes the march of
ars when all those graduating and
any former alumni weep at the
ought of having left Spaulding fc--
er.