Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-02
GOOD WILL
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Good Will Graduation Exercises"
Inc graduation exercises of the
boys grammar school were carried
out In fine form in Moody hall
Wednesday afternoon. The follow
ing named boys received diplomas.
Alfred George Carpenter, Raymond
thatcher Chase. Theodore Roose-
welt Coffin. Norman Walker Frost,
Arthur George Mclean. Linwood
Nelson, Philip Henry Pike, Kenneth
carleton Preble, William Littlefield
Ransom, Robert Adolf Sjastrom,
John Taylor, Kenneth Earle futile.
Paul Ferdinand Wageman. Charles
Eastman Wentworth. -
For many years Ralph L. Cutter
OF Brooklyn, n. ", has made a num-
Der OF cash prizes for progress pos
slble. The Gutter prizes" so called.
were awarded as follows: Improve
ment in reading. first, Pelayo Alon.
so. second. Kenneth Preble: in PEN
manship, first, Charles McArdless.
second, John Laughlin; in arith.
metic, first. Carl Moore, second,
Basil Whitney. -.
Moody hall was more than fun.
at 80 p. NJ, when the time carnb
Tor the closing exercises of the girls
grammar school. The following re-
celvcd diplomas: Ada Frances Bes-
sey. Delma Alice Bessey. Dorothy
Frances Butler, Anita Curtin, Mar
garet Lucille Davis. Irene Heald,
Florence Miriam Hicks. Dora Ar
lene Holt. Katherine Barbara Koch,
Evelyn Alicia McCollor. katherine
Bessie Nelson, Mary Gertrude Palm
err. Alma Emma Randall, Vera Mary
Randall, Alice Louise Kicker, Eliza
beth Ada Rines, Grace Mabel Saw
age. The Cutter prizes were award,
ed thus: In reading, first, Mae,
Knapp. second, Olive Wilder; PEN
manship. first. Alma Randall, Sec
ond. Anita Curtin; arithmetic, first,
Mary Palmer. second, Delma Bees
sey; Bible study. equally divided be-
tween Dorothy Butler and RATHER
inc Koch. The Cutter prize for best
general department in Smith cot
taSe went to Alice Dunn, and in
Grange cottage to Margaret McEn-
tee. while in RedinGton-Gilman it
was equally divided between GRACE
Savage and Alma Randall. 80
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The IamoureuX-T hrall prize speak
ing contest always calls out one OF
the largest audiences of Commence
ment week. The exercises were held
III LlSeCOtl ITludN evening. Inc
judges were Rev. George MerriailI
of Skowhegan, Mrs. Melvin Palmer
of Hinckley and Mr.. Donald Ellis OF
Fairfield. The first prize was award
ed to T. Auraldo Riley. the second
to Neal ID. Bousheld. The first prize
for girls was awarded to Beulah c..
Wheaton, and the second was di-
vided between Winifred Keast and
Emma Revoire.
Thursday was an ideal day for the
Junior class day exercises at Good
Will. At 1O.4J. the Juniors took
their position at the Senior Spring:
the Senior class received the Good
Will emblem and the Senior cup"
from its custodian in the library
building and escorted these objects
TO the sprng, led by Color Bearer
Leon Zeisel. The singing was fine:
Caponigro's address was excellent in
spirit and well delivered; the drink
ing out of the Senior cup from the
Senior Spring" was impressive, as
it always it. Principal Merriam was
made an honorary alumnus OF the
Good VIII High school, and the fol-
lowing Juniors became Seniors: Jo-
seph Bingle, Neal Dow Bousfleld.
Vito Assunto Caponisro, Donald
Rolfe Decker. Leonard Daniel Farr.
Barbara Taylor Hodges, Albert Eu-
gene IIolleridge, Winifred Keast.
Chandler Benjamin Moshcr, Frank
Twadellc. John GriZarry Pagan.