New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1923, Page 16

18 199 WILL GRAGUATE FROM HiGH SCHOOL (Cn v { armiduate tinued from Pirs Art: Grace Emily Helen Bophie ¥ Belence: James Willard Roath Hart © a Blla 1., Drobnis W Fowler, Russell J¢ Haigis, Hermar Wélls Kilhourne ge Elbert Kim pall, Esther Katrina Lindquist nelius Alloysing MeAloon, Walter ¥ ward Nerkevielus, Louts Fenn Plke Harold Clinte Rossherg, Howard Fenn Stephenson ar Trene A 3 Valstror Latin: Gie Clara Mara Spanis ren Hale Typewriting Targaret lison and Mary Hogosia French: Ja Reach, Mar garet Bllzsabeth Christ A 1. Drot nis, Dorothy Hale, Clara Margaret Lindgren and Louls Venn Pike Stenography. Margaret Gofte lsen, Mary Rogosian, Nathalie Gertrude V. Connelly, Mary Davis, Aldona Juliana Lynel Ingeborg Petarson Viviar Scott and lone Wehster Bookkeeping: Margaret Gofton Al Nson, Mary Rogosian and Vivian Rhodes Beott Trade Work, full time: Hilmer Gun nard Bengston, John [vanov Hamilla and Bernard Wilson Richardsor Diplomas will ba presented to the class by Henry Burr of the school board, The officers are as follows: Presi- dent, George Murtha: vice-president, FEdith Peterson; secretary, Constance Taylor; treasurer, Paul LaHar At Graduation The Eenfor High school orchestra under the direction of George B. Mathews will furnish the musie for the graduation exercises The program follows: Processional Festival Grand Mareh .... (}“nnwnm np 4f8 |er, Helen Margaret | Ruth Molchan. Cecella Helen Najarian, Smith Rarbara ( wies. Osea Elbert Kimball, and indgren ('ase and War Gofton Al s Bmith Case Alma Edith Rhodes Fay Astrid Amanda Tohnso Tuengst Prances Blanek Marie |\’-'h\‘ Helen Grace Kenney Mary lLeona Kenney, Cordelin 8mith |\|l| ourne, Madeline Grace Kindelan, leanora Kronholm a Margaret Lindgren, Katrina Lindquist, Jennie A, Ludorf, Aldona Juliana Lynch nor Millcent Lynch Grace Elizabeth MaeCullo Fagan Maguire, Julia Elf2 loszka, Mary Veronica Ma e Mfldred Matulls, Margaret MeClean, Josephine Bridget M |Florence Agnes Messenger, Gladys || leanor Middleton, Helen Lanra Min Mitchell, Anna Tohnson Mildred Kasprow, Heley Esther Hedwig Elen Mary &Mnr High school orchestra Invocation Rev, Dr. Abal A. Ahlquist of the First Lutheran church Alyee Eliz 1 Music “Gloria” from Mozart's Twelfth Mass .. ; Venazie Senior Hi:h m‘hrm! nrrhhflru Music ‘“The Golden Eeeptre” | Schelepegrell | Senior High school orchestra Eoprano solo “There Are They" Holy City" ... 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Fhe is itle holder but as she is # trant in the metropolitan tour it is understond that she will ne fend her state title this time tournament lasts four days course was sald to he excellent an the Rreens fast from the first 1 r intervals i th nnua Coanneeti the " Teroms i Alfred Trénus i Gunnard Rengston, | aum, Ernest Joseph Riean ardman, Reth Levoy Brown ward Hegley CONrSe eluh Renjamin h Car Carlsor Oseay Jose Alhert Dorbuek, Willlam Herman ‘orsey Benediet Prancls Durham Groden Lloyd Ellms, Oliver Pred erick | Everett Wheeler Powler, Carl Ken neth Fredea Incoh Leon Fruchtman Prederick | 1 Gale, Ciifford Grennerod Donald Lapine Hackney, Hussel | John Halgis, Warren Halo, George tobhert Louis Hol. | Hamilla, James Aloxander Har Property Allachmen! of Long Standinz Released | An attachment of 11 years standing | on property of Stanislaw Plocharezyk ymon Lawyer P, 1", McDonough, attorney for Joseph Eapko, who in 1812 sued | Plocharczyk for $100 damages, The cuse was tried bofore the late Judge Jumes T, Meskill Howard Hart sl Char Walter An drew John Philip F 1\\'”] Kerwin, Herman Wells Kilhourne, George Elbert Kim- | ball, IRobert Jonathan Klingberg, Joseph . 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