Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-06-23

universe. Then he mentioned some of
the changes which have come, calling
attention to the electrical Inventions
which will turn the houscwork into a
charming indoor sport" this remark
causing a ripple of laughter through the
audience. The possession of a bank ac-
count, the speaker said, does not show
that one need not work. He urged his
hearers to go into something and pro-
duce something.
A new reverence for established law
is the third lesson which must be
learned. He spoke of the time when law
played small part in the human life,
but a further development of civilization
has meant development of new relation
ships which have called for the develop
ment of new laws, and the future civil
ization depends in no small degree upon
the rising generation to respect law and
authority. In referring to the results
of disregard for law and authority the
speaker called attention to the condi-
tons in Russia and mentioned the atti-
tude which some people are taking to-
ward the prohibition law, adding that as
long as a law is on the statute books it
is our duty to obey it and that the one
thing which stands between civilization
and chaos is established law.
The fourth, and last lesson, is the ia
miiar lesson of corporations and i'll this
he showed how many nationalities CO
operated in making an American flag. n
line cannot be drawn where America
ends and another nation starts. The ma
tons are incredibly inter-related. There
must be new spirit of cooperation, said
Rev. Mr.. Gilkey, and let us begin with
the church. There has been enough of
antipathy, enough of misunderstanding
and he urged that we now try friendship
understanding Friendship - ,co-opera-
| ;ntn nd MI nf
| it all in terms of the four tragic years
of the war.
Diplomas Presented.
! Principal Caverly read the honor roll
and announced the awards and presented
| the Austine prizes at the close of tho
address. He then presented the class to
| the prudential committee. calling attcn-
ton to the fact that it was the first time
| in the history of the school that teach
ers' certificates were to be presented, on
behalf of the commissioner of education
of Vermont to Is young women of the
training class to teach in schools of
Vermont. The diplomas and certificates
were then presented by DR.. \. |. Miller
Of the school board.
After the presentations the graduates
sang the class song, the words of which
were written by Helen Amcs Wood
| worth. bencdlctiOn was pronounced by
Rev. DR.. Woodin, and the orchestra
played Awake, Awake, by Cadman.
List of Graduates.
Following is the complete roll of the
class of 1922:
College Preparatory Coursc-Lyman
Crosby Adams, Richard Ephraim Gale
Harry Walter Harlow, Laura Elizabeth
Laughton with honor), William Edward
Moreton. John Graham Perkins, Howard
Crosby Rice, jr with honor), Frank
| Gordon Shumway with honor), Lynn
William Thayer, Earl Howard Under
wood, ir, Elizabeth Potter Underwood
Philip Henry Wheeler with honor)
Helen Ames Woodwork with honor).
| Commercial Coursc-Evelyn Mary Aus
| tin with honor, Leora Alberta Barker
| Olive Marie Capron with honor), Flor
ence Idora Clark, Marion Evelyn Daven
port Anna Mary Fleming, Ruth Hide
garde Fredrckson, Mary Catherine
Grady with honor. Mildred Colt Green
Jessica MetSalf, Dorothy Alice Miller
Mildred He1en Miller, Pauline Elizabeth
Searles, Lucia Smith, Mary Mildred
StOckwell.
General Course-Alice Isabelle Alex
ander, Harry Gustave Anderson, Viola
Harriet Brayman, Mary Ada ButterfielC
with honor, Gladys Sarah Chaplin, Al
IIarwood, Edwin Erastus Lindsey, Wini
fred Grace Mead,* Margaret Elizabeth
Morse, Harriet Hall Murrah, Miriam
Eva Nichols, Mildred Clara Novack
Frank Joseph O'Bricn, Rhona Maxim,
Patterson, Marion Alberta Phelps, Fire,
Eugene Robbins,* Marcella Resell,
Rolin, Mabel Frances Tombs. Rober
Arvine Winchester, Nina Antoinett
Wood.
Certificate Of exact work done equiva
lent to at least three years work il
high school.
Following are the names of those re
ceiying teacher training certificates, tn,
first six being members of the senior elias
and the remaining seven post-graduates
Viola III. Brayman. Mary A. Butter
field, Gladys S. Chaplin, Miriam Il. Mich
OILS, Rhona Nj. Patterson, Nina A. Wood