Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-19
125 OF JUNIOR
HIG H RECEIVE
DIPLOMAS THURS,

DIPLOMAS THURS,
A class of 125 were awarded di-
pioInas at the graduation of the Wa
.ervi!le Junior high school ir the au-
oltorium OF the school building last
prettily decorated with streamers
and the stage was banked with ever
greens and flowers. Every seat was
occupied some time before the eyer
cises opened and many were forced
TO stand about the walls.
The program was opened nv se-
.ectlon by the school. orchestra, a
gavotte by Herzburg, which was
very well played. This was followed
oy prayer by Rev. Arthur Buckner,
pastor OF the Unitarian church. The
girls chorus then sang 20 Sole Mic"
MISS Bertha Cannon was the first
or the honor students to deliver her
ADDRESS. She took as her subject.
me Junior High School: It's Place
In Modern Education" and she ex-
planned the work that is being done
by these institutions in a most in
teresting way.
Inc next essay was that of Albert
aancourt, who had chosen for a sub
1ect, "A Useful Product of Modern
Science, Glass;" and, besides giving a
resume of the history of the product
he told of many Of the uses to which
1t Is being put, both practically and
artistically.
A double sextette then sang
There's Music in the Air" and won
a hearty round of applause.
The laSf cfrdopf accoxy -,o.
livered by Miss Marion Lewis who
spoke on "a Few of the Natural
Wonders Of America" Miss Lewis
took her audience on an imaginary
trip to number of the scenic beau
ties OF the country and her essay was
very pleasing.
After the orchestra had admirably
rendered Seredys 1.-The Robins
Farewell" Mayor Paul R. Baird de-
livered the graduation address.
A chorus, consisting of the. entire
class, then sang 1.-The Forest
Dance" by Targett and this was fol-
lowed by the presentation of the
diplomas by Harry M. Hilton, chair
man of the Waterville board of edu-
cation. The members of the class
filed from the hall alternately. a
girl and then a boy, after they had
received their diplomas and the
program was concluded by the rem
dition of the march STONY Point"
by the school orchestra.
The roster of the class is as fol-
lows:
College preparatory ccurse-Rob-
ron, Lucille Frances Branches. Lin
In ohr
Campbell, Raymond Shederick Gil
LEY, John Francis Clarke, Faith
Carlyle Cony, Phyllis Cleone Farwell,
Marjorie E. Denison, Annie Bernice
Grant. Kathlyn Clara Hilton, DON
aid Arthur Hurd, Eloise M. Jones,
Bernardine NJ. Liable. Bernard d.
Larson, Marion Airline Lewis, Bertha
! l.. Pooler. James Edward Poulin,
Laurence E. Picher, Lucille Doris
Pillsbury, Leohel John Quirion,
Lame Rancourt, Viola Ruth Rowe,
Florence Shapiro, Harold Leslie
Taylor, Tina Catherine Thompson,
Mary Cecilia Trainor, Muriel Doro-
thy Wandless, Florence Mildren
Vein.
Scientific Preparatory Course
Donald T. Bartlett, Joseph A. Joseph.
Mary Edna Bartlett, John Paul Kar-
| ter, Ursula Bechard, Raymond Otto
Knauff, Robert Earl Boulette. Helen
Minerva Lane, Antonio Bourgoin,
Benjamin M. Leighton, William STAN
ley Brisk, Raymond A. Lemieux. Hen
ry Palmer Brooks, Peter Marshall,
Lawrence Minot Brown, Emilien Mo-
rim, Kenneth E. Bushey, Clarence
Earl McCommic, Alexander Jos. CO.
| fey, Donald Martin Oliver, Iris Len
ore DeLisle, Calvin c. Palmer. Adon-
| las Maurice Forth, John Henry Par
kin, Mona Bridell Foster, Edwin Win
ston Pooler, Willard Myron Gilmore,
Uric Roland Pomerleau, Maynard
John Gustafson, Albert Edward Ran
court, Maurice Folsom Hall, Bernard
E. Rancourt, James e. Hamlin, Ed
mond e. Robichaud, Warren M. Hen
erickson, sWillard Rowell, Paul Rob-
ert Holmes, Hillard Malcolm Sawyer,
Prescott Rodman Jackins, Joseph ST.
rois, Wardell George Jacques. Chester
]. Taylor, Clare Wilbur Johnson,
Norman Lewis Thing, Leonel Joler,
Robert Fillmore Webber. Deceased.
Commercial Course-Irene M. Bilo-
deau, Viola Beatrice Gurney, Eloise
r. Bishop, Madeline Hoxie. Onesime
J. Bolduc. Yvette M. Joler. Geneva M.
Branch, Mary S. King. Gladys c.
Breard, Juliette L. Loubier. Fernando
F. Breton, Irene M. Maheu. Elaine b.
| Campayner, James A. Mishoe, Bertha
E. Cannon, Albanie D. Norm, Irene
Alice Carey, Frances S. Nichols. Ber-
tina A. Cyr, Vivian Christine Pierce
Amelia Corey, Cecile v. Poulin. Ida
May Cyr. Emile L. Rancourt. Lillian
E. Cyr, Marie Robar, Lucille T. De-
Rocher. Florence E. Romeo, Albertine
M. Dionne, Marjorie F. Romeo. Leon
A. Durette, Carmel A. Roy, Mary
Emma Dustin, Christine c. Scott,
Donald w. Fitch, Bertha L. Sherrard,
Andree M. Fortier, Shirley Isabel
Stevens, Alberta Elizabeth Gibbs,
LAurette r. st. Peter, Albert j. Gill
bert. Blanche Lillian Weston, Leonie
C. Giroux, Abraham G. Williams,
Merton Wallace Gullifer, Thelma Vir-
\ piufa Williams.