Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17
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eaiist church. George Edward stet-
son. who delivered the salutatory,
took for his subject MAINE, the Ma,
Hons playground" 1.-THE Lure Of
Maine" was the subject Of the essay
nv Miss Inez May Catlin, while
William Earl Harmon spoke on
The violin solo by Leon Joseph
Rancour was "Polonaise" by Slit.
BRUNSWICK a Part Of the British
Empire" was the subject Of the essay
by John winchell Riley. Jr. Miss
Normena MacKinnon, the class or
ator, spoke on Names Modern
Poetess." "on to the Battle, On" by
Gaul, as arranged by Charles A.
warren, director Of the Brunswick
High school orchestra. was played
by the orchestra and sung by the
High school glee club.
Lindsay Wendell Sutherland de-
nvered the class history and Sher-
wood Aldrich the class prophecy.
John Emerson Burbank IN his vale
dictory combined the presentation OF
the class gift and the address to I'M
dergraduates with the valedictory.
"Poet and Peasant" by Suppe was
the final selection on the program by
the Brunswick High school orches-
ira, with the cello solo by John Z.
Gatchell 1927. Burton w. Blackwell,
1922, vice president of the Bruins
wick High school alumni association,
awarded the alumni prizes, and
President Kenneth c. NJ. Stills, chair
man of the school board, awarded
the diplomas, following which the
class ode was sung and DR.. Albion
pronounced the benediction. Follow
ing the exercises the members OF the
graduating class and faculty infor-
n1ally received, the reception line be-
ing formed in front of the stage.
Thursday evening the alumni dance
will be held at Town hall and Friday
evening the festivities OF Commence
ment week will close with the annual
banquet of the Brunswick High
school alumni association at Odo
Fellows hall.
A full course shore dinner is to be
served at the banquet at which Har-
~ w. Varney, the president OF the
association, will preside. The High
school orchestra will furnish music
and responses will be made by Miss
Annette F. Merryman of the class OF
1859. Miss Harriette NJ. Otis of the
class of 1866, Miss Florence NJ. Lin
com OIL liIG Cldoo u ~, WI % <AAe~A ~
w. Haskell Of the Clas sof 1866, Sam
uel L. Forsaith of the class Of 1896
Mrs. Grace Roberts Of the class Of
1906, Mrs. Frances Skolf1eld Smith
of the class of 1911, Miss Eva Soule
of the class of 1916, Miss Muriel Bre,
haut of the class of 1921 and John Z
Burbank. president of the class O
1925.
The members Of the Glass Of 1922
receiving diplomas this everint
were: Sherwood Aldrich, John 4
Burbank, Christine NJ. Campbell, Inc;
NJ. Catlin, Helen Coffin. Olive F. Col
by, Elmer Wilbert Dwyer, Margare
Josephine Erswell, Madeline Fitz
Emily K. Fox, Norman French. Doro
thy e. Frost, Eleanor L. Frost, viii
liam Earle Harmon, Eva Leavitt
Isabel Leavitt, Norman MacKinnon
John Mace Morrison, Eugene A. Par
sons. William Pierce, Dorothy A
Pottle, Leon J. Rancour, John W
Riley, Jr., Rhena Laura Roberts
Agnes NJ. Small, Beatrice Bernie
Smith, Eleanor L. Sparks, Georg
Edward Stetson. Theodore Simpson
Hartley B. Strout, Lindsay Suther
land, Divide Theberge. Benjamin Ear
Varney. Margaret Flora Varney
Merle S. Walker, Hortense William
and Jonathan Vance Williams.