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


now. We have enjoyed our work and
you have made 1T as interesting and
as valuable as possible for us. Al
though we cannot show our thanks by
words, we shall endeavor to by our
acts.
Classmates: For the last time, per-
heps, we are all gathered together
here. Our Academy life, to which we
shall look back with gladness, has
been full of work and pleasures. The
years may have seemed long in pass
ing, but they have ended all too quick
ly and now we are seniors and gradu
ating. Wl,er we think of happy
times we have had and of the parting
close at hand we almost wish Father
Time would let us go back year or
two is not easy to say farewell to
a place you lave grown to love, and
sadness must creep into our happiest
moments today As we separate let
us resolve to strive to do bur best in
everything we undertake, remember
ing always that there is no victory
without labor.
Address to Class.
Principal Tfrrell addressed the
graduating class as follows suisse
quent1y presenting the diplomas:
Members of the Graduating Class
The day has come when you finish
your work in our school. For four
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les with US, and now you have assem-
bled to celebrate the completion of
secondary school life. 1t IS right and
helpful for all of us to remember the
days that mark epochs in our lives,
transitions from one phase of expert
ence to another
Perhaps the most significant part of
the change that his day brings to you
may be summed up thus-up to this
time you have been receiving; now
you begin to give. If yeu recall the
chief steps in your lives you will see
that you have enjoyed, for the most
part without adequate return, the pro-
lection, the aid. the counsel of your
parents and friends. These blessings
have been the free gifts of those who
love you and sacrifice for you.
In one sense you can never repay
the gifts. But in a higher and better
sense you can make return by hand
ing ON to others the blessings you
have received. 1t ought to be the am
bition of each of you to make this
world a better place because of your
lives.
and lofty mission if you will seize your
opportunities. Let me leave with you
then this last word-Realize your re-
sponsibility-live honorable and use
full lives
And now it is my privilege to give
recognition of your faithful work.
Class Gift of $50.
The class gift of $50 for the pur-
chase of apparatus for the gymnasium
was presented by James P. Murra 8,
class president DR.. Pratt received it
in behalf of the trustees. expressing
the deep apprecia ton of the spirit in
which it was given
The announcement of the winners of
prizes and medals was made by Prin-
cipal TirrelI as follows:
Williams Prizes, SIS Each.
Bookkeeping. Minnie Greeneberger
honorable mention. Wentworth Prem
tee; commended, Frederick Manning
Jennie G.. Smith.
Letter writing, Helen P. Browning
honorable mention. Mary A. Johnson.
Reading Henrietta Browning: hon
orab1e mention, Ethel Markow.
Newton Perkins Medals.
Latin, Ethel Odgers. commended
George Schellens, Gladys l.. Thomp
son.
German, Ethel odgers; honorable
mention. Bertha Gallup.
French, Evelyn Lewis; honorable
mention, Elsie r. Begue. Esther Lip
pitt.
English composition. Mary r. Gibbs
James Patpck Tinmins' medal t.
each.
Chemistry, Florence a. Sauer; hon.
orable mention. Minnie Greenberger.
Drawing, Florence r. Carpenter
honorable mention. Grace Stetson
Helen w. Spalding.
Mathematics, Paul w. Latham.
Ancient history. Gala r. White
honorable mention, E. f. Canty, Bes-
| sic Stamm.
Defamation, Frederick F. Manning
| honorable mention. Donald G. Bliss.
jeremiah HaIsey Prizes, $40.
| American history, Miss Mae Shields
English history, Helen r. Adams
honorable MERTON Alice e. Copeland.
| 1904 Class Prize, $3.50.
Spelling. Jaames Brown: honorable
| mention. Harry Cohen.
Mary e. Evarts Prize, 100.
| English, Bertha Gallup. Determin
ed by examination.
Robert w. Sayies Prize, 81.
PHYSICS. Max II. Foley: honorabl,
| mention, Harry Cohen.
/ w. 3. Birge- Prizes, SIS.
Latin. Bessie G. Stamm: HONORABLE
| mention. Eleanor F. Canty.
/ Algebra. Bessie G.. Stamm: honor
| able mention, Eleanor F. Canty.
/ English history, Bessie G. Stamm
/ honorable mention. Eleanor F. Canty.
/ William Allen Prize, IS.
Mechanical drawing, second year,