Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-22

rison: Letter writing, Almira Frink Reading, Leora Mitchell; honorable e----~--. IS.i.Sr Lippitt- Newton Perkins bronze medals Latin, Allison Rogers. German, Clara L. Wuttkey: honorable mention. Annie Pukallus. French, Anna E. Brown; honorable mention, Margaret Mitchell, Grace Thompson. English composition, Baker; honorable mention. George Randall. Drawing, Jennie M. Smith; honorable mention, Dorothy McClena- than. Mathematics Marion Stark; ger. Ancient history. Helen R. Adams; i; honorable mention, M. Katherine Hol- ton. Declamation, Woodruff Sullivan: !: honorable mention, Harrison Crane Noyes-
 Jeremiah Halsey prizes. s2o each American history, Jennie M. Smith; honorable mention, Elizabeth Burke. English history, Evelyn Lewis; honor able mention. Miss May Shields;
 Class of 1904 spelling prize, $2.50- Walter Lumsden; honorable mention, Dorothy Brown.
 Mary G. Evarts prize, s2o, for excel lence in English-Miss Clara Louise Wuttkey.
 w. B. Birge prizes, $ each-Latin, Miss Katherine Holton. Algebra. Miss Henrietta Browning. English history. Miss Helen Adams.
 William H. Allen prize, s5-Mechan- ical drawing, Robert D. Cross; honora- ble mention Prescott s. Smith.
 Anonymous prizes-For taking best advantage of opportunities, s1o, Ed ward Zabriskie Highest average for the year. $. Marion Stark.
 The Academy Glee club and the Girls chorus assisted in the singing of the closing hymn. Let Children Hear the Mighty Deeds. which hymn was sung at the dedication of the Academy, and the exercises closed with benedic- tiOn by Rev. Dr. Pratt.
 Members of Class.
 The members of the graduating class are:
 Classical Course-Frederick Maitland Abell, Vintson Augustus Ackley, Will jam Humphrey Amy, Allison Cross Rogers, Edward Henry Zabriskie. Hen rietta Frances James. Fay Hartmann Newland.* Annie Elizabeth PukalIus. Grace Sherman Thompson. Ruth Allyn Turner. Ethel May Whiting, Clara Louise Wuttkey.
 Scientific Course-William Richard Cronin. Robert Ellis Cross. Daniel Paul Cummings,*. Herman William Mueller, James Moore Murphy. John Anthony Owen Jr., Prescott Sanford Smieh, Joseph Christopher Worth. Jr.
 General Course-Henry Earle Hold en, Harrison Crane Moves. Clarence Sweet Perkins, George Joseph Rem inert, Paul Stevens Ricketts, Richard Lane Tarrant. Nellie Elizabeth Barry, Annie Eliza Benjamin, Henrietta Es- telle Bidwell. Anna Estella Brown. Theodora May Brown Elizabeth Re gina Burke. Katharine Jerome Conant Elizabeth Allen Corcoran. Jennie Grove, Mary Agnes Daley. Mary Re gina Driscoll, Mary Putnam Ellis. Hen rietta McNausht Gardner, Lillian Drexel Cough. Agnes DeWolf Halli- han, Helen I.atimer Hallihan Marga- ret Gladys Holiness Elizabeth Adams Hull Katherine Bruce Isbister.% Ruth Louise Jordan. Mary Louise Kingsley. Ethel Finley Lewis. Elsie Caroline 'Lindberg. Sarah Lillian Loring. Doro- thy Butler MacClenathan, Jean Me Kenzie, Annie McNamara Christina Miller, Margaret Mitchell Frances Sybil Morgan, Ruth Huntington Park inson Emma Rose Shereshevsky. Jen- nie May Smith, Rachel Louise Thayer.
 Special
 The honor pupils are: First Classi- cal Scholar: Clara Louise Wuttkey. First English Scholar: Jennie May Smith. Leading Scholars in Order of Rank: Clara Louise Wuttkey. Fred erick Maitland AbelI, Jennie May Smith Mary Agnes Daley, William
 Class Ivy Planted.
 Following the exercises in the hall. the class at once went to the front of the new school building where the planting of the class ivy took place at the right of the main entrance. The oration was delivered by Herman Mueller.
 Class Supper.
 In the manual training building on the main floor the tables had been set for the class supper. which was served about : o'clock. Here the class colors were used to advantage. the posts be- ing wound with crepe paper, an attrac- tive room being the result. The menu was follows:
 Salpicon of Fruits in Glasses Consomme Croutons
 Olives
 Lobster a Ia Newburg on Toast
 Chicken Outlets Green Peas Hot Rolls
 Rice Croquettes
 Chicken Salad on Lettuce
 Mayonnaise Sandwiches Ice Cream StraXberries