West Rutland High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (West Rutland, VT)

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18 THE GREEN AND GOLD TYPEWRITING Name Name of Comp:r.1ey Nei' Speed Awww! March Nora Fredette Underwood 41 Bronze Pin April Eugene B111-ke Remington 30 Certificate Raymond Burke Remington 25 Certificate Stanley J. Farrell Remington 28 Certificate Charles K. Fish Remington 46 Silver Pin Charles K. Fish L. C. Smith 8.: Corona 39 Certificate ghal-les K, Fig-,h Underwood 36 Certificate Inez Goodrich Remington 27 Certificate Francis Leonard L. C. Smith Ez Corona 33 Certificate William P. McCarthy Underwood 40 Bronze Pin John Sherowski L. C. Smith Sc Corona 37 Certificate John Sherowski Underwood 39 Certificate Jennie Sutkoski L. C. Smith Sz Corona 36 Certificate Jennie Sutkoski Underwood 34 Certificate -William P. McCarthy, '28. flew vi CF ' if cf,-+ dz frifil' I I froze fi'

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THE GREEN AND GOLD 17 Class Prophecy .... ........................ W illiam McNamara Class Pastimes .... ................ R aymond Burke Class Poem ..... ................. G ertrude Marsh Class Song ..................... Charlotte Bliss, Gerald McCarthy The Graduation Exercises will he held on Thursday evening, June fourteenth, at eight o'clock in the Town Hall. The speakers will be Gerald McCarthy who will deliver the valedictory, The Progress of Aviation , and Hazel Leonard, who will give the salutatory, The De- velopment of the Short Story in America . There will be an address to the graduates and awarding of prizes by Principal Francis N. Hinchey. Music will be furnished by the High School chorus. On Friday, June fifteenth, the class picnic will be held, and in the evening, the Commencement Ball in the Town Hall. Officers of the Senior Class are Eugene Burke, Presidentg Chris- tine C1'ociata,' Vice-Presidentg and Howard Potter, Secretary-Treas- urer. The colors are purple and gold, and the motto is Perge. -Gerald McCarthy, '28. SENIOR PLAY. The Senior Class chose this year for its annual production the amusing comedy, The Whole Town's Talking. The play was coached by Mr. Burns E. Martin, and when presented on the evening of June third. proved to be one of the most successful ever given. Everyone in the cast gave a creditable performance. Particularly worthy of mention were Howard Potter, in the role of Chet Binney. Marjorie Mead as Ethel Simmons, his fiance, and Gerald McCarthy, as Henry Simmons. her father. The production was. from a financial point of view, a gret success. Dancing followed the play. . QT COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT We are pleased to announce at this time the following awards which have been received for Shorthand and Typewriting since the February issue of the Green and Gold. SHORTHAND From the GREGG WRITER: Order of Gregg Artists Membership Certificates Christine Crociata Nora Fredette Jennie Sutkoski 60-word Gregg Transcription Certificates Charlotte Bliss Jennie Sutkoski I if ffisfffficc N H3917 Zhu flffffcsfscf fjlvjvj l.l'i77'U1 .'.

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an grid THE GREEN AND GOLD 19 ,gl X '.,,kg1.u. f Ni ff .3 ' E 1 I 1 h 4 b li l 'I g K fe '11 Of' In our search for interesting Alumni news for this issue, it has been our good fortune to come across a program of the first commence- ment exercises ever to he held at West Rutland High School. W e be- lieve that it will he of interest to many of Olll' Alumni readers, an-Ll. consequently, we are reprinting it in its entirety. West Rutland Graded School, District. No. 21 Graduating Exercises of the Class of 1893 Assisted hy the pupils oi' the High School Camphell's Opera House Friday, June 30, 1893 Programme. 1. Music ............................, . . .Indepedent Orchestra 2. Recitation-An Old Acto1 s Story . . . ...,...... Rose A. Leamy 3. Essay-aFriendship .,.................... Lizzie Cecilia 0'Brien 4. Recitation2gThe Tetotaler's Story ..... Daniel Stephen O'Rourke 5. Music 6. Recitation-The Faithful Lovers .... . . .Nellie Carrie Baldwin 7. Essay-Benefits from Reading ....... . . .William Harvey Piper 3. Song-Our Public School .................... John Earle Parker 9. Recitation-The Responsibilities of Liberty Leon Bradley Chapman l 10. Mr. Perkins at the Dentist's ..... ,... lv Villiam Joseph Rice