New Britain herald., 1925-06-23
PlainnM Neus
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
 ID GRADUATE 56
Gov. Trumbull, Accorded Full Honors, Will Present Diplomas
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 A class of 56 will be graduated from the Broad street school this year and receive their diplomas Thursday afternoon at the com mencement exercises. which will be held In the Congregational church. While not the largest class 10 be graduated from tho grammar school here. 1t has been surpassed numeri- cally by only few others and by none in prestige, for Governor John H. Trumbull, who will present the diplomas and make an address at the exercises, has taken great in- terest in 1t and had the members as his guests in Hartford last fall.
 Full honors will be accorded the governor at the exercises Thursday afternoon. The school committee will escort him 10 his seat while inc orchestra plays Hail 10 the Chief" and the audience accords him ris- ing welcome. The class is so large that practically the entire seating capacity of the church has perforce been reserved for the parents and ' friends of the graduates. The class of 1925 will be seated on the stage while the seventh grade pupils will be ranged on either side. A violin orchestra has been formed among the school pupils and this wlIi play at the exercises. The church will be decorated with flowers. r Miss Wihelmina Vivian Davis Is doubly honored, for in addition 10 being president of the graduating class, she has also won the right to deliver the valedictory address. Miss Ruth Hamlin Tyler is salnta- torian. The other class officers are as follows: Vice president. Carl Peterson; secretary. Constance Ni- cinus: treasurer, Arthur Okenquist. The full list of graduates is as follows
 George Raymond Arei, Gertrude Louise Barnes. Elizabeth Tatt Bras tow, Arthur Edwin Bunnell, Leon- ard Carucci, Anna Mary Coleman, Margaretmary Kerin Collins Cecelia Helen Dame Wilhelmina Vivian Davis, Robert Edward Deegan, How ard William Downham, Carroll Ellls Drysdale, Nicholas FaniOla. Rather inc Grabowski, Sarah Alice Green Emma Hills. Lillian Hanson, Lena Mary Henne. Dorothy Madeiyn Ives Joseph Oscar Johnson. Ella Mary Kemzura, William Milton Margon elle. Emma Miller. Irene Mills, Try ing LcRoy Morgan, Eva Morrow Lincoln James Murphy. Earl Alfred McGibbon. Stanley Francis Ndsgoda, Simon Paul Nyberg, Arthur ArFld Okenquist, Gertrude Matilda Peplo". Carl Elmer Peterson. Lucy Adellne Rapacky, Olive Rose Robertson, AL bert Mason Rockwell Alice Ger trude Royce, Anna Mary RusczSk' Marion Russell, Benjamin Sapore' Samuel Antonio Salamore. Mary Ce- celia Scharr. Alfonso James Silverio, James Wright simson, Flora kath- crime Smith, Esther Sneideman, Mar iorie Freda Spears. Hazel Esther Si- mons, Doris May Spencer Ceci' Membridge Turton, Ruth Hamlin Tyler, Abbie Ruth Usher Constance Louise Vicimus, Warren Benton Washington, Lillian AnnaPelle Whit man.
 The class colors are green and gold.
 The members of the graduating class and the teachers will go to Lake Compounce on Friday for d picnic and supper.
 Niles Johnson Injured
 Niles A, Johnson of 25S West Main street was painfully injured this morning when struck Oy SNIu- ding motorcycle on Forestville ave nue and is now a patient at the Bristol hospital The motorcycles which was driven by Joseph Riel of Baltic, was proceeding east when the wheel caught in the trolley track and skidded, striking MT. Johnson who was walking along the side Of the road.
 . Mir. Johnson received d scalr ! wound, an injured and possibly dis located shoulder and bruised arm. , He was attended by Dr. C. w. Moody 5 and taken 10 the Bristol hospital Riel escaped unhurt.
 Motorcycle Officer Fred Callen in 7 vestigated the accident but found no cause for arrest.