Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-21
MONTVlELE

The graduation exercises of the eighth l grades of the Montville Center, Chester field, West Side, Manwaring and Chapel l Hill schools were held in the Montville Center chapel on Thursday evening, June 18th, at o'clock, with the following pro- gram: March invocation. Rev. Charles Smith: music, America the Beautiful. 1 school; recitation Patriotism, Walter Sautter; recitation, Why I Am an Ameri- can, Isadore Sayin essay, State3 Road, Miriam Curtin music, Dip. Boys, Dip the Oar. school recitation. Fhe American Flag, Stephen. Dom mbtesrsky, recitation. The Song of the Foreign Born. aSarah Yoselevsky; recitation, The Battle of Bunker Hill. A1ollie Leviloff; music, Seize Our Republic, school; recitation, A3Patri- otic Creed, Sadie Platt; recitation. Young Corporal Jim, Silvia Miller; presentation
 of diplomas and awarding of Conlstock prizes, by V. B. Moody, supervisor of schools; closing song. America.
 Names of graduates: Montville Center,
 Walter Jacob Sautter, Sarah .Rebekah Yoselevsky; Chapel Hill, Anna Miriam l Curtin, Joseph Kobelsky; Manwaring, Stephen .Dombrowsky; Chesterfield Moi 1 lie Sophie Levilox, Sadie Platt, Silvia Sadie Miller, Isadore Irving Savin. 1 The Comstock prizes at MontVille Gen ter in Miss Pauline Glassbrenner's room were won by Agnes Lathrop, Sarah Lidof-
 sky and Andrew Hrinko; in Mes Wick
 ery's room. Julia Luberra, Helen Kosten- ko and Charlie KosIosky; Manwaring
 school, Minnie Pekora, John Boldyda !; | Chapel Hill, Mary Wilcox, Thomas Pio-
 trowski; Chesterfield. Frank Walden and James Litwin; West Siae. JJ..l Merri- man and William Malfnowsky.
 1 The graduation exercises of the Palmer Memorial school were held at the school l hall on Friday evening with the following program: March, invocation. Rev. l Charles Smith; address of welcome. Louis l Gero; piano solo, Rosilda Lousignan es- 1 Sewing in the Elementary Schools, Jen- nie Daniels; class poem, Stephen Boska i; musical selection, Mary. Gero; class
 prophecy. Doris Davis; song, Blow. Soft Winds, seventh and eighth grades; essay, | Class Trip. Mary Gero; violin selectiQHa Louis Gero; valedictery. Bjarne JohnsoTs l Presentation of Comstockxprizes and Ad4e pIomas by Mrs William c. -Vallett, rnenl-
 ber of the school board. sz ] Mrs. Vallett in addressing the grad
 uass said in part:
 Dear boys and girls you don't know 1 the pleasure it gives me to be with you
 tonight.
 Nineteen years ago tonight I graduated
 from this same school an6@ that, for one
 reason. makes it seem especially fine that
 I should have the opportunity of being 1 here tonight with you on this happy -oc- casion. I don't believe there will come a time in your fife=of the future when you l will experience more real pleasure than
 you do tonight upon leaving grammar
 school. s-
 Many of you will probably pursue your
 education farther. while some will leave
 here to go out into the field of labor, but
 no matter where you go from here, you | will always recall the days spent at
 Palmer Memorial as some of the happiest
 of your lifetime The days spent here
 have sometimes seemed hard to you, little
 annoyances have arisen which seem ed large, but tonight those are all forgotten