Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-21

and you stand forth fine specimens of young manhood and young womanhood. ready to go forth and do the work for which you feel you are best fitted.
 In years to come you will oftinhes think of the teachers who have labored so earnestly with you. and be grateful to them. and as the years roll on I trust that there will be not one of you but will make good in your chosen occupation and al- ways remember that the good influence thrown about you while aA P. M. S. help ed develop you into citizens of the high est type that your instructors may be proud to say: They were my boys and girls" and now I will present to you your well earned diplomas.
 The program closed with the singing of America and a prayer offered by Rev. Charles Smith.
 Names of graduates: Jennie Daniels. Mary Gero, Doris Davis, Rosilda Lousig- nan. Louis Gero, Stephen Boska, Alexan- 1 der Dombroski.
 | After the exercises, the exhibition of l sewing and basketry was greatly enjoyed 1 by all.
 There were 1O3 pupils in perfect attend ahce at the Palmer Memorial school for the month of June as follows:
 Sub primary. Miss Bertha E. Lyon, 1 teacher: Mike Coleda. Henry Kornose- wicz, Paul Polish, Stanley yronowski, Roger Nogeltanz, Stanley Jacb, Evelyn Chapel, Ruth Daniels, Florence Hardyn- sky, Victoria Pachiod, Alice Sawyer, Ro- sic Sankewicz, Mamie LeVallie, Nary Allen.
 Grade 1, Miss Lois 4. Gale. teacher stephen Levallie, Arthur LeVallie, Ro- land Manville, Seymour Smithline Ru- dolph Wendt. Pauline Stanwick, Nina Shuleshko,Fa nnie Awezec.
 Grades ? and B. Miss Cecela Lyons teacher: Theodore Allen. Warren Rogue Stephen Budner, Lloyd Chapel, William Daniels, Walter MacFarlane, William Phillips, Alfred Allen Kenneth Greene Edward Kozaensky, Joseph Sepanick. Eva LRarre, Rosamopd BlaisdeH, Olga Everett ssSA1ary Eusatanis, Lena Hardynsky, Annie Molboski, Helen Titisky, LaQuina Mas I troddi
 | Grades and 4, Mrs. F. Edmund Rog- CTS, teacher: Lawrence Church, Edward Curtin. Percy Daniels. Louis Jacobs, Jo- seph LeVallie, Hubert McFarlane. Ed ward Rice. William Rice, Clinton Sharp Charles Skinner, Joseph Snithline. Mike Stankowich, Alfred Vronowski, William :, West. Helen Awezec. Marguerite Berg man, Gladys Boska. Mary Curtin. Haze Daniels. Eleanor Cough, Sonhie Pecarific,
  thy left Anna Wickowsky. Gladys I Wiekowsky.
 I Grades 5 and g. Miss Ross teacher Alice Boska, Justine Chapel, Lillian Flor man, Mamie Kornosewicz. Fannie Kos tecka, Lillian Ritchie. Ruth Shaffer, Ma bel Sokin, Sophie Sokin, Pauline Stepa nick, Violet West. Donald Chapel, Einal I Johnson. Fred Johnson, Louis Manville
 Grades and s. Mrs. Annie Gavitt teacher: Lillian Barre. Jennie Daniels Mildred Davis, Evelyn Florman, Mar! Gero, Helen Johnson Anna Kozaczensky Rosilda Lousignan, Marion Chapman l Mildred Kornosewicz. Mary Malchiodi u John Daniels, Alexander DombrowskI Louis Gero, Biarne Johnson. John Linda James MacFarlane, Stanley Radgowski Walter Titisky Wilfred Bousignan.
 Those who were perfect in attendanc F during the year were Stephen LeVallie Nina Shuleshko. Alfred Allen, Helel Awezec. Dora Bonville. Mike Stankowich Ruth Shaffer. Mabel Sokin, Sophie Sokin i and Violet West.
 The Chiidrens day concert of the Un casyille Methodist church was held a the church on Sunday morning at tn 1 regular hour of service with the follow ? ing program: Song, Wake, Happy Earth by the choir, and the children marchin into the church; prayeR Rev. Charle Smith; song. Summer Daysof Gladness choir; scripture reading. Mrs. Melcer an class of boys; solo and chorus, We've Go a Story to Tell to the Nations, Charlott I Brooks and choir; class exercise. Sun shine, Mrs Wallace Potters class sol and chorus, The Robins Sing, Miss Alt l Hewitt and choir; class exercise, Coun Us In, -Annabell Newton's class of boys primary song, Little Flower Maidens class exercise, Daisies. Miss Mario Fishers, class; solo and chorus, Sing fo
 Joy, Miss Arzelia Newton and chir; clas
 exercise, Fiwers, Miss Rena Ungerer' class song, Happy Jus tLike Me by tn | juniors; recitation. Happy as Can B. T Ruth Rosenlund; class exercise, A Than $ You, Miss Margaret Ungerer's class
 song I'll Be Sunbeam, Mrs. Kellogg class adress, Rev Charles Smith, pas tor. song, by all benediction. Il The graduation exercises of the Uncai