Commencement Exercises Class of 1927 Bar Harbor High School The Casino Thursday Evening, June Second EIGHT O'CLOCK PROGRAM Processional Invocation Overture-In Melody-Land Seredy HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Chorus-Oh, Italia Beloved (from Lucrezia Borgia) Donizetti Second Honor-Salutatory and Essay-Maine's Water Power ZELMA McKAY Mandolin Solo-Intermezzo (from The Secret) Gauthier ELWOOD FRYE Third Honor-Essay- Fifty Years' Development of America's Business Enterprise MARGUERITE ROBICHAUD Vocal Solo-The Far Away Bells Furber-Gordon CHARLES INGALLS First Honor-Essay and Valedictory-Modern Science and World Peace HILDA BAKER Chorus-Soldier's Chorus (from Faust) Gounod Awarding of Diplomas Supt. GEORGE H. BEARD Presentation of Gifts CLARICE GETCHELL and RAYMOND LEAR Awarding of Prizes MR. HARRY LYNAM Singing of Class Ode Finale-Morton High School March Townsend-Pyle HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA CLASS ROLL Lillian Mae Andrews Charles C. Ingalls Norma Mabel Andrews Lyman W. Jacobson Hilda Lucille Baker Louis P. Kelly Linnea E. Bracy Raymond Kenneth Lear Lester P. Carter Clarice Elizabeth Liscomb Shannon E. Carter Helen Elsie Liscomb Madeline H. Collins Isabella Boltz Lyon Florence Josephine Conners Zelma Mae McKay Ethel Phebe Curtis Harriet Sylvia Perlinsky Eleanor A. Davis Marguerite Mary Robichaud Cecil Corydon Dunham Harold I. Shiro Merrill Granvill Frost Eleanor Louise Sleeper Elwood M. Frye Vida Ella Smith Lois M. Gattrell Hilda M. Sprague Clarice Carolyn Getchell May H. Stalford Frances L. Graham Irene Stewart Agnes H. Hamor Gene Norris Suminsbey Eva Pauline Hamor Dorothy Margaret Sylvia Phyllis Hamor Florence A. Vance Leslie A. Higgins Charles W. Walls Milton L. Hodgkins Evelyn Marie Webber Beulah W. Hopkins Valerie C. White CLASS ODE Bar Harbor High, so dear to us, Our parting days have come. We're leaving you with hearts so true And kindest thoughts of love. You've sheltered us these four short years Amidst our work and play; And fondest mem'ries in our hearts Shall never pass away. We're setting out on Life's bright road To meet what Fate may bring, But many a day shall we turn back And of your pleasures sing. So now to you we leave this wish: That all your days may be As happy and as cheerful as The days we've spent with thee. -ISABELLA LYON. CLASS OFFICERS MERRILL FROST, President ZELMA McKAY, Secretary RAYMOND LEAR, Vice-President FRANCES GRAHAM, Treasurer. CLASS COLORS Old Rose and Silver Gray