Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-21

Roberts II. Bishop Prize, $40.
Mechanical drawing. third year.
First, IS, Thomas Hewitt: second, So,
James T. Isbister.
Anonymous Prizes, $40 and IS.
First, general merit and influence,
Bertha Gallup; second, Bessie G.
The announcement of the prize win
ners. was accompanied with much ap-
plause.
The hymn, Let Children Hear the
the hymn which was sung at the
founding of the Academy, after which
DIR. Leweliyn Pratt pronounced the
benediction, and the programme was
concluded
Leading Pupils.
The leading pupils in the class
were:
First classical scfo1ar-Bertfa Cal
lup.
a First English scholar-Harry Cohen.
Leading scholars in order of rank
Bertha Gallup, Ethel Odgers, Harry
Cohen, Elsie Rathbun Bogue Leora
Comstock Mitchell. Thomas Francis
Shea, Max Henry Foley, Mary Ellen
Shields, Helen May Spa1ding.
Members Of Class.
The members of the class are:
classical course - Earl Russell
Bragg Walter Raymond McClinon,
George Herman ScheI1ens, James Pat
rick Timnins Almira Gladys Frink.
Bertha Gallup, Ruth Margaret Hen
derson, Dorothy Holden, Helen Sedg-
wick Jones, Lillian Letitia MeCJafferty,
Leera Comstock Mitchell, Fay Hart
mann Newland, Ethel Odgers, Gladys
Lesson Thompson.
Scientific course-Bertram Benezett
Bailey, Richard Mitchell Bracewell,
William Jerome Burns, Frederic Petit
grew Church, Harry Cohen, Max Hen
ry Foley, James Patrick Murray, Will
liam Enderly Perry Howard Nelson
/ Porter George Leon Randall, Eugene
lowering Schellens, John Read Tracy
Thomas Wheeler.
General course-Clarence Edmund
Fake; William Boyd" BENJAMIN
| Burh lam, Roger Wallace Champion
John Francis Corcoran Orrin Hertz,
James Thomson Isbister, John Mich
ael Kelley, Frank Pitcher Lawrence
William Henry Lewis, Walter Steven
| son Lumsden, Theodore Adams Robin :
son, Thomas Francis Shea. Lowell
Randall Stark, Edna Affair Bentley
Elsie Rathbun Bogue, Dorothea Will
/ Hams Burleson, Robina Aiken Bur
CESS. Lillian Martha CalIxins, Florence
Reed Carpenter. Mary Bertha CruInb
Marjorie Lester Darbie, Anna Alice
Il
Rudd Gibbs, Christina Graham. Kath
airline Bruce Isbister Elsie Kimbal
/ Maine, Lillian Maria Miner, Maria Ha
! ley Morrison, Lois Perkins. Edith
Anne Pierson, Gertrude Lillian Rog-
ers, Mary Ellen Shields, Helen May
! Spalding, Grace Stetson.
! Especial
Ivy Grafton.
| The progra mT1e was completed about
| six O'Clock, shortly after which the ivy
was planted at the right of the main
| entrance to the school building. the
grafton being given by. Max II. Foley
! in a manner which WIS commendable.
| The class date 1911 was cur in the
| brewnstone over where the ivy was
| planted.
/ Class Supper and Dance.
At o'clock in the boys gymnasium
| the class supper was served. This
as well as the girls gym had been at
! tractively decorated with purple and
| white, which had been so arranged as
to show The white in diamond form
while about the walls were remnants
and school flags With streamers OF
| purple. At the campus side of the
| gym were the Illuminated figures 1911
| The following delightful menu was
| served by the Wauregan house. Miss
I Florence Carpenter having been the
! chairman of the supper committee:
/ Fruit Cocktail
| Sailed Nut Meats Queen Olives
Chicken Patties-sVictoria
! Boned Turkey with Aspic Jelly
Cold Boiled Smoked Tongue
| Roast Sugar Cured Ham
Lobster Salad-Mayonnaise
Strawberry Shortcake
! Whipped Cream
I n F. A. Ice Cream Fancy Cake
Demi- TaSSe
AS POSTMASTER, President Murray
i filed the Office in an excellent name,
and the following we're heard Witl
| evident pleasure by the gatherings:
Foet, Il. B. BAILEY; poetess. Mss Lois
! Perkins; Prophet, William Perry,