Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-05

clear. She in turn was presented with
n gift on behalf Of her classmates oy
Miss Alice Stevens in a pleasing bit OF
verse. -,
Then came an essay, "Halloweil
Powder House, by Miss Delphene An
drews, Valedictorian. Miss Andrews re-
viewed what old deeds and records
show as the history of this building.
which is Of much interest to HALLOWEEN
citizens. Her essay was we'll written
and forceful, and was we'll delivered.
She followed It with an appropriate
land pleasing valedictory address. Supt.
W. F. Packard presented the diplomas,
making an address of interest and
practical value, appealing to parents
| to interest themselves in their. chi.-
dren's work. Finally tho class ode.
| written by Clarence E. Rollins, was
sung, the benediction pronounced pv
Rev. c. Z. Young, and the class mar
shaded out again. The orchestra play
| ed final selection as the audience dis
persed The exercises as whole were
unusually good and ELECTED favorable
comment.
The members Of the class are: Col
lege preparatory course, Caroline Del
phene Andrews. Frances Snow Fuller,
/ Lois Eunice Gum and Lee Henderson
Hescock: commercial course, Grace
Russell Blake, Hazel Alice Gray, Ger
| truda Helen Crimes Katherine A Nc
CHM, Edna Doris Merrill, Lucy Helen
Merrill, Eva Leona Moreau, Iva Mar
garet Moss. Alice May Stevens. Gather
Inc s. Woodside; general course, MA
| rion Hortense Getchell. Francis Her.
bert Greeley, Donald William Hughes
Alfredo s. Masciadri. Clarence L. Roll
| Inns, Sidney Fuller Rollins and Doris
l
blue and white and the class motto Is
"Jog On"
In the evening the Junior class gave
a reception to the seniors. their parents
| and friends and the alumni. In the re-
] ceiving line We're Miss r. A. Gilpatrick,
Judge G. A. Stafford. Supt. and Mrs.
W. T. Packard, Prin. and Mrs. j. f.
Blaisdell, Miss Jessica Haskell, Miss
! Ethel Rice, Miss Evelyn Waugh, Miss
| Dorothy Judkins, John Field. president
| of the Junior class, Manning Arata,
! wee president of the Junior class. and
J all the seniors. The Junior girls acted
| as ushers.
| A dance followed the reception. the
juniors acting as floor managers. Man.
| sion's Three O'Clock Orchestra of Gar
diner furnished music. There was an
excellent attendance and the exercises
| of both afternoon and evening were
| most successful and enjoyable. Much
| of the success OF the afternoons pro-
| gram was due to the work of Mrs. w.
/ p. Bradford in drilling the members of
the class in the presentation Of their
| parts.
The class ode Is as follows:
| There is one day in our school life
That dawns with smiles and tears;
It's this day of all days
When we part in our ways,
Full Of courage for all future years.
Chorus
| Here's to dear old Hallowell High,
| Now we come to say to you Goodbye"
| Teachers dear and classmates true,
May the years bring Joy to you.
| When We meet again some night
May each recall his schooldays with
! delight.
And ever more be true to you,
Dear old Hallowell High.
] Each teacher 50 kind and helpful
/ Has brought to our four years success;
And each classrpate so dear
Kept our years full of cheer
And We part with regretfulness.
CLARENCE z. ROLLINS.