Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-24

Nor certificates were given. The
usual prizes for the year and course
| were announced by Principal George
S. Stevenson. Music was furnished by
Wentworth's Orchestra. Prayer was
offered by Rev. Edwin Carey Whitti
more. d. d. The program:
Music
Prayer.
Music
The Duty of the secondary School,
Vernelle Wallace Dyer.
*Incdents in the School Life of Great
men, Clarence Noah Chalmers
Vacations for Trained Women,
Grace Hight " ellis
sSelf Government in Secondary Schools.
Harold Eugene Hodgkins
Athletics in Student Life.
*The Cotter's Saturday Night.
social Life in the Secondary School.
William Kingscote Jealous
The Making of a School Paper,
Prince Albert Drummond
*Celtic Poetry, Edith Pattangall
Music
The Value of Secondary School Educa-
tion Norman Lyle Mathews
>@i'''' ''''' . = 'Hi Mary Esther Tobey
The Results of Secondary School Train
ing" Everett Guy Holt
fThe Elegy," Florence May Stobie
Music
Presentation of Diplomas.
Awarding of Prizes.
Singing of Coburn Hymn.
*Excused,
The following were the awards for
1901 1911
Junior Prize Reading-Boys second,
cyril Mathew Jolly, Waterville; girls
first, Frances Helen Dyer Harring-
ton; second, Harriet Lucille Foster,
Waterville.
w. Scott Libbey Prizes-Boys, for
steady hard work. under adverse con-
ditions, and for constant Improvement
and final success, Ralph Southworth
Collins, Belfast; girls, for continuous
Improvement throughout the course,
through active interest in the happi-
ness of other people. and for a daily
exhibition of the fighting spirit,
Grace Hight Wells. Waterville.
Colby Prize Scholarships-Boys'. for
highest rank among the boys of the
graduating class. Lester Frank
Weeks, Alma; girls, for the highest
rank among the girls of the gradual
ing class, Mary Esther Tobey, Fair
field Center.
Clarion Short Story PrizeAFor the
best short story published in the
Clarion during the year. George
Bachelor Barnes. Albion.
Clarion Poetry Prize-For the best
poem published in the Clarion dur
ing the year, Lucille Rice, Oakland.
Mrs. w. r. Kreber Freshman Prize
For improvement during the Fresh
man year, Charles William Dusty,
Fairfield Center.
prizeG-RnyS' For doing
his level hest in everything he UNI
dertakes. whether it be learning a
lesson, moving a lawn, earning his
board by waiting at table, or writing
story for the Clarion, George Bache
lor Barnes, Albion; girls. for 'Coburn
spirit" Marian Ruth Daggett. Wa
terville; for fidelity and eXactness in
handling important departments of
various student organizations, Il boy
whose business judgment is good be
cause ne bases his decisions upon
painstaking investigation of condi-
tions. Prince Albert Drummond, Wa
terville.
The following students won the UT
Prosim pin and received Honor Books
on Commencement day:
1911-Vernelle Wallace Dyer Ook
land (Macaualy) Lays of Ancient
Rome. Mary Esther Tobey, Fairfield
Center: Brown, Rab and His Friends.
Lester Frank Weeks. Alma, Epicetus.
| 1912-Harriet Isabel Canham. North
lvassalboro, Ouida, Dog of Flanders;
Minnie Drake Eames. Benton Falls.
Ouida. Dog of Flanders; Cyril Mathew
Jolly, Waterville Marcus Aurelius,
Thoughts; Dorothy Martha Stearns,
Waterville, Milton, L'Allegro and III
Penseroso.
1913-Elizabeth Robinson Eames.
Benton Falls, Irving, Rip Van Wrinkle;
Dorothy Stimson, Watervile, Dickens,
| Christman Carol. Marjory Stimson,
Watervlle, Dickens, Cricket on the
Hearth; Horace Stimson. Waterville,
| Marcus Aurelius, Thoughts; Dorothy
Isabel Roberts, Waterville. Ouida, Dog
of Flanders.
The following are the members of
the graduating class:
Classical Course-Diploma-
Washington Burr. Northeast Harbor;
Robert Pinkham Clark. Lincoln: Prince
Albert Drummond. Waterville; Yer
nellie Wallace Dyer. Oakland; Everett
Guy Holt, Clinton Mary Helen Mari,
Limington; Edith Pattangall, Water
Vile: Hazel Gertrude Smith, Oakland;
Florence May Stobie. Winslow; Mary
| Esther Tobey, Fairfield Center.
Scientific Diploma-Ralph
Albin Bramhall, Belfast; Alexander
Darlington, Lincoln; Clarence Noah
Chalmers Albion; Ralph Southworth
Collins, Belfast; Warren Frank Fahy,
Belfast; Madison Leavitt Gilman, An
son; Earl Corson Goodwin. Oakland;
Harold Eugene Hodgkins, Waterville;
William Kingscote Jealous, North Vas
salboro; William Leslie Luce, Milo;
Norman Lyle Mathews, Waterville'
Burr Webster Perkins, Castne; Ed
ward Sanderson Redman. Corinna;
Horace Wilder Sprague, North Isles
boro; Grace Hight Wells. Waterville;
Harry Alfred York, Mars Hill.
Special Diploma--Wilbur
French Berry. Jr., Waterville: Bertha
Elena Dudley, Smithtield; Media Mae
Dodge, Islesboro; Vida Jane Glidden,
Winslow: Ralph w. Hoyt, Waterville'