New Britain herald., 1929-05-17
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PUBLISH PROGRAM
 | 0f COMMENCEMENT
MBh Schod Graduation to Be Hdd oa June IS

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 Broad Street Scho0l-ltems.
 Commencement exercises of the class of 1929 at the Plainville hiSf school will be held on Tuesday eve ming, June 1S. at { o'clock in the school auditorium, according to an announcement made today by Vice Principal Douglas g. Macdonald.
 Governor John H. Trumbull will present the diplomas to the gradu- ating class. Clyde M. Hill, Ph.D. of Yale will be the speaker.
 The class motto is 'scientia Es! Potentia" which means knowledge is power. The class flower is the red rose. The colors of the clasa are crimson and white. Walter Gerke ii the class marshal.
 MT. Mcdonald has completed the following program for the com. mencement exercises:
 March, War of the Priests
 (Mendelssohn) Helen Donnelly '3t Invocation-Rev. Austin Munich. The Town Beautiful"
 ............ Abbie Ruth UsheI The Morning Wind" (Branscombe)
 ............... Girls Glee Clut Address M. Hill, Ph.D. Q,
 Yale. .t Proudly As An Eagle" (spohr) l ........ ...... Boys Glee Clus Railroads Versus Aviation
 ...... Ruth Hamlin Tylel Presentation of Diplomas N -. Governor John H. Trumbul Class Ode.
 Benediction-Rcv. Arthur A. Bal March. War of the Priests III (Mendclssohn) Helen Donnelly 80 and John Varone, 80. : Miss Dorothy Ives has composet class song to the music of ".&ll tn, World Is Waiting for the Sunrise
 It is as follows:
 Out of the portals of P.ainville Higi We pass with a tender sigh:
 Friends that are dear We leave witl
 tears;
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 Filled with our mem ries of by-gons
 years. Future days are coming:
 At the dawn of classmates parting Still we hold thoughts dear Of our school days here. Dear School
 With you we've many happy hour spent
 Hours of work, of fun and G play.
 The end has come. so now VI, have to leave you, Harken unto what we say: Dear School
 As We are leaving you forever Our thoughts are of our teachc. and friends. We wish that we might still D, in your mem'ries
 Just as you will be in ours" Letter Boxes stolen
 Postmaster James E. Usher O the local office has received mum Der of complaints from residents II the Eight Acre road section. Tws boxes have been stolen and . mum ber of them damaged. Boxes 1T the section of Mountain View hay, ' also been damaged.
 Postmaster Usher wishes to warl those guilty of these offenses tha 1t is very serious affair and any one caught damaging letter boxcI will be severely deal with by thu Government. Unless the practice Il stopped immediately. the postmaster will call in post office inspectors t, investigate and arrest the offenders , In order to impress those guilt, of these offenses with the serious ness of the matter. Postmaster Ush CT quotes the following paragraph from section 1920 of the postal law : and regulations:
 Whoever shall wilfully or mali 7 ciously injure. tear down or destro! any letter box or receptacle intend ed or used for the receipt or deliv cry on any mail route. or shall brcal open the same. or shall wiIfully o maliciously injure. deface or destro, any mail deposited therein. or shal