Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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gewwrrrrerrrraj DUM WGILO C1190 EJ rrreerfrrrrrvs, 3, Graduate Program for 1926 Q B- '92 as Instrumental Recital- 'Q bl March-Happy Days , ..... , ..,..,. .... M akie-Beyer IQ L Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffman ........... ..,.. O ffenbach lg - Overture-The Golden Sceptre ,..,.,,...,..,.. .. .Schlepegrell ,Q 6: High School Orchestra Q 6: Invocation- 6' Reverend Albert E. Kenyon .Q S: Songs- 'Q 3: Send Out Thy Light .,.,... ,.............. .... G o unod 'Q hi Bendemeer's Stream .... ............... .... A r nold 'Q 6: Class of 1926 A 'Q B: Presiding Member ,..,.,. ..... .......... ..., D o r is Miller Deming 'Q G The Many-Sided Franklin. . .....,.......,..,...... .... H elena Patricia Hogan 'Q at fNational Prize Essayj 'Q as Demonstration of Processes in Rubber Manufacture-- .Q L Norman Edward Searle. assisted by Grace Ruth King 'Q B, fExcerpts from prize essay on The Relation of Chemistry to 'Q L the Development of the Rubber Industry of the United Statesj 'Q a Permanent Possessions of the Cranston High School .,.............. Edith May Woodbury :Q 6. Song- as 5' A Gypsy Night ....... ,..., .............. ......,........,. G a n ne S? 8, Class of 1926 :Q Q Cranston Libraries of the Future ..............,.. .... F lorence Marjorie Thomson :Q L, Enlarged Opportunities in the New Building .... ....,.. E leanor Sara Rydberg :Q B A Plan of Decoration for the New Building , . , ....,. Vema Evelyn Follett ag sl Music- 2 S Spanish Dance ..... ....................... ........ E n glemann ,Y Q High School Orchestra :Q L Presentation of Gift of February Class .......,...., ........,. K ingsley Bowen Read :Q 5' Presentation of Gift of June Class . , ...,...,....... Helena Patricia Hogan Q E Presentation of Prizes ......... ...,..,.... C larence W. Bosworth. Principal 1? Bl Awarding of Diplomas . . . ..,....,..... John K. Fenner. Superintendent of Schools Q Q March--Petronel March .... .,..,...,................................ B ennet ,Y - High School Orchestra -Q 5, Graduation Essay 2 2: CRANSTON LIBRARIES OF THE FUTURE -Q L. Where is the Cranston library? asked a stranger in this city. 2 Q The Cranston library? Why, there isn't any Cranston city library. There Q, are the Arlington, the Auburn, and the Oaklawn Libraries, and the William H. :Q 5, Hall Free Library in Edgewood, but no Cranston library. 2 v5.8.8,6.3JJJJJJJVJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ3 I 1 l I